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The Naked Detective 1996
I’m currently dying from some extreme body aches and a killer headache, and these goofy, erotic films are the perfect chicken noodle soup to get me through it.
All the women are drop-dead gorgeous and the sheer amount of nudity is enough to sate anyone’s appetite. Camille Grammer and Taylor St. Clair just exude sexuality, their scenes are a highlight.
As a parody of noir/detective films it does an admirable job with its humor. I got serious Fred Olen Ray…
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Dragonslayer 1981
“Oh, I know this creature of yours... Vermithrax Pejorative. Look at these scales, these ridges. When a dragon gets this old, it knows nothing but pain, constant pain. It grows decrepit... crippled... pitiful. Spiteful!”
They just don’t make fantasy films like this anymore.
This is some exceptional old-school dark fantasy right here. Unapologetic, Straightforward, Incredible. It’s the end of the Age of Magic, and the people have called upon the last Sorcerer to slay the…
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Lupin the Third: Lupin Family Lineup 2012
Made to commemorate the 40 year anniversary of the greatest manga/anime franchise ever, this is just 10 minutes of classic Lupin shenanigans.
Adapting the first chapter of the second Lupin manga, this short reunites the gang after 5 years apart and would be the final time Goro Naya (Zenigata), Makio Inoue (Goemon), and Eiko Masuyama (Fujiko) would reprise their roles. It’s a fun sendoff for a trio of talented actors that brought these characters to life…
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Suzume 2022
“I feel like I’m in Whisper of the Heart!”
Pure magic.
There’s a large group of people on Letterboxd that hate Makoto Shinkai’s films and I’m so glad I’m not one of them.
I don’t care if it’s cheesy, or if it’s saccharine, or if he loves using similar tropes in his films, because I adore every single second of these films.
They fill me with such overwhelming joy and elation. Any time I watch Your Name or Weathering with…
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The Long Goodbye 1973
Turns out I wasn’t hallucinating and Arnold Schwarzenegger does indeed appear in this movie for 3 minutes playing a mustached bodyguard with no lines.
Also I wish I could light matches as easy as Elliot Gould.