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bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 23rd April 2016 09:12 PM

Your 2016 in Film
 
Much like the thread started last year by SShaw, as we're now well past the first quarter of 2016, here is the place to discuss the year in film as it pertains to you; whether that takes the form of what you've seen from 2016 / what you plan to see, 'new to you' films from any year in the cinematic calendar, or just an excuse to post lots of lists (ahem... :o).

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 23rd April 2016 09:24 PM

So... at the time of writing this I've managed to watch 216 films (I think a personal record... at least since I've started logging them on Letterboxd anyhow). I haven't been 'trying' to watch more either, it's just the way things have gone so far this year in terms of my free viewing time.

Of the aforementioned 216 films 174 have been new to me, which I've ranked here.

Top 10 new to me films thus far:

1. Beauty and the Beast (1978)
2. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)
3. Mysterious Skin (2004)
4. Heroic Purgatory (1970)
5. Eros + Massacre (1969)
6. Conspirators of Pleasure (1996)
7. Enemy (2013)
8. Witchhammer (1970)
9. Synecdoche, New York (2008)
10. Bronson (2008)


As per my comments in the 2015 thread, I rarely keep up with new releases so am a bit slow on the uptake when it comes to the current year's cinematic offerings. I've seen zero films from 2016 as yet and only 9 films from 2015 at the time of writing this.

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 23rd April 2016 09:25 PM

My most anticipated film of the year at present is easily The Witch. All hail Black Phillip!


iank 23rd April 2016 09:43 PM

So far...

1 Island of Terror (1966) (02/01/16) (NEW TO ME) **1/2
2 Dogs (1976) (02/01/16) (NEWISH TO ME) ***1/2
3 Dead Heat (1988) (09/01/16) ***1/4
4 Mimic (1998) (11/01/15) ***1/2
5 Terminator Genysis (2015) (17/01/16) ***1/2
6 Juggernaut (1974) (23/01/16) (NEW TO ME) ***1/2
7 The Hateful Eight (2015) (27/01/16) (CINEMA NEW) ***1/2
8 Kingdom of the Spiders (1977) (30/01/16) (NEW TO ME) ***1/2
9 Goosebumps (2015) (03/02/16) (CINEMA NEW) ***1/2
10 The 'Burbs (1989) (06/02/16) ***
11 Eyes of a Stranger (1981) (13/02/16) (NEW TO ME) ***
12 Deadpool (2016) (17/02/16) (CINEMA NEW) ***1/2
13 The Gauntlet (1977) (21/02/16) (NEW TO ME) **1/2
14 Regression (2015) (28/02/15) (NEW) **1/2
15 The Naked Face (1985) (06/03/16) (NEW TO ME) ***
16 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) (10/03/16) (CINEMA NEW) ***1/2
17 Ransom (1975) (13/03/16) (NEW TO ME) ***1/2
18 Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015) (24/03/16) (NEW) ***1/4
19 Sitting Target (1972) (27/03/16) (NEW TO ME) **1/2
20 Alien (1979) (03/04/16) ****
21 April Fool's Day (1986) ***1/4
22 Blood Beach (1980) *** (NEW TO ME)

Demoncrat 25th April 2016 02:31 PM

Ahem!

Hail Casesar! (Cohen Bros)

Deadpool (Tim Millar)



I too await The Witch....

...though this intrigues...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-mp77SZ_0M

monkeypedro 25th April 2016 02:58 PM

The Invitation is one of my favourite movies i saw on the festival circuit last year. Not sure if or when it is getting a cinema release in the UK but it is now available on demand.

Rik 27th April 2016 10:16 AM

This year, I decided to keep a record of every film I watch on Letterboxd for the first time.

‎Richard Stewart’s film diary • Letterboxd

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 27th April 2016 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rik (Post 487445)
This year, I decided to keep a record of every film I watch on Letterboxd for the first time.

‎Richard Stewart’s film diary • Letterboxd

Despite your average rating, TrashHouse looks interesting.

Demdike@Cult Labs 27th April 2016 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs (Post 487457)
Despite your average rating, TrashHouse looks interesting.

It's a Pat Higgins film. He who made Hell Bride and Nazi Zombie Death Tales.

It's very ambitious but the budget means it's sadly lacking.

Rik 27th April 2016 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs (Post 487458)
It's a Pat Higgins film. He who made Hell Bride and Nazi Zombie Death Tales.

It's very ambitious but the budget means it's sadly lacking.

Yeah, the general concept behind it was good, but the ultra-low budget CGI ruined it for me!

Incidently, I've got Nazi Zombie Death Tales still sealed on my shelf, I bought it from Poundland ages ago and haven't got round to watching it yet


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