Top 10 all-time favourite movies

1. Dead and Buried.
2. Night of The Living Dead.
3. Phantasm 1,2.
4. Scarface.
5. Casino.
6. Kingpin.
7. Very Bad Things.
8. Creepshow.
9. Bordello of Blood/Demon Knight.

Not really any order.

I'd throw Terminator: judgement day on there and some other shit.
 
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In no order:

Psycho
Until the Light Takes Us
Hated
The Simpsons Movie
Star Trek Beyond
Star Trek Voyager: Dark Frontier
(I'm calling it a movie even though it's a two part episode due to the weight of its plot and its length)

That's about it as far as all of the good movies I've seen...
 
In no order:

Psycho
Until the Light Takes Us
Hated
The Simpsons Movie
Star Trek Beyond
Star Trek Voyager: Dark Frontier
(I'm calling it a movie even though it's a two part episode due to the weight of its plot and its length)

That's about it as far as all of the good movies I've seen...

introduce yourself to arthouse cinema by watching THE SEVENTH SEAL and AGUIRRE: THE WRATH OF GOD and RAN. perfect for varg-loving BM teens like yourself, speaking from experience.
 
introduce yourself to arthouse cinema by watching THE SEVENTH SEAL and AGUIRRE: THE WRATH OF GOD and RAN. perfect for varg-loving BM teens like yourself, speaking from experience.

I'm hardly a Varg lover. He is a great musician and very persuasive, but only about half of his views are agreeable. I used to almost venerate him.

Thanks for the recommendation though.
 
i was kinda fucking with you with that comment, but in all seriousness those are all great movies for BM types i think. they were my gateway into more 'serious' cinema at a time when i was pretty exclusively a BM nut, and there's plenty of overlap thematically.
 
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It's a well done documentary...some of it was a bit tryhard, notably the part involving Frost from Satyricon breathing fire, stabbing the shit out of a couch, and subsequently cutting his arm and neck.

It's very based in aesthetic and mystique, but I think that's it's primary source for appeal.
 
Did we watch the same documentary? Hahaha. Aesthetic and mystique? The best part about that whole shit was the special features on the DVD with all the interviews.
 
Did we watch the same documentary? Hahaha. Aesthetic and mystique? The best part about that whole shit was the special features on the DVD with all the interviews.

It seemed more nostalgic and 'atmospheric' than it did documentative. More based in superfluous aesthetics like Frost's 'art piece'. I'm fine with stuff like using music to make a short tour of Helvete dramatically charged, but we didn't really need to see a video of questionable legitimacy involving Frost being self destructive. It really helped acquaint me with black metal which is why I appreciate the documentary.

I learned a cool trick from Varg on an outtake from the film, the one where he does the "pick a tool and a color". I had fun trying that, but the people I surround myself with are intelligent enough to pick a color other than "blue". I got hammer right mostly, though.
 
nice. i saw it recently and thought you'd like it, it gave me some kitano vibes at times as well as some spaghetti western vibes. i saw you voted for election in your 2000s list, have you seen the sequel?
 
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nice. i saw it recently and thought you'd like it, it gave me some kitano vibes at times as well as some spaghetti western vibes. i saw you voted for election in your 2000s list, have you seen the sequel?

Yeah I liked Exiled a lot, it was easily the best of the trio.

I've seen Election 2 yeah, awesome movie but for me the first is still the best. That top 50 list was fucking brutal.