Letterboxd — Your life in film

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Lots of “hell yeah” 70s/80s horror moments, and lots to lovingly laugh at. Can’t wait to watch the sequels.

A creepy, unforgiving exploration of the trauma of religion.

After a few years away, continuing my journey through Fellini's works. La Strada is a tidy, funny, sad little story. Just enough circuses to feel like Fellini, but seemingly more self-contained than his other films.

A masterpiece of the genre. It knows itself well.

Amazing. Badly marketed and beautifully written.

Actually evil, if such a thing exists, and that's not an endorsement. Loves hurting women.

Could have been so good; really bad dialogue writing and repetitive editing.

Stunning. One of the few truly terrifying modern horrors.

On a second watch, probably the best natural disaster movie I've seen. Really great character acting, and a story with real stakes.

I just got shivers remembering watching this last night. Not an entirely new concept, but goddamn, what an application.

Didn't realize it was del Toro until the closing credits, and it made perfect sense. Some stilted dialogue, but altogether lovely.