Resurrection is pretty special if you’re into visually stunning, surrealist, but sweet and funny (like some David Lynch) filmmaking. It’s a masterclass in the history (and possible future) of cinema, to boot. Even M83’s soundtrack is great.

A paranormal “The Conversation”? I’ll bite…

rsmurphy wrote: Mon Jan 19, 2026 5:03 pm

kmc wrote: Mon Jan 19, 2026 1:38 pm I’m genuinely loving Letterboxd as a quick way to find screenings and streamings

I'll be lurking there and everywhere hoping to catch a screening of The Undertone. Been waiting since last summer for it.

I’m genuinely loving Letterboxd as a quick way to find screenings and streamings and to generally stay organized in this exhausting age of too much shit everywhere. Its social component is easy to take or leave.




It’s on the list now…are you on letterboxd? Is anyone else on here on there ...

If you are into Sorrentino “La Grazia” is well worth a watch. It covers all the bases and you don’t feel duped leaving the theatre with a sense of hope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyyzUH9v_8M#ddg-play

Also really enjoyed the new Jarmusch for not dissimilar reasons.

https://www.youtube.com ...

Some twisted reveries on this one

I’m as big a fan of Glen Campbell as the next guy, but hearing Jimmy Webb’s version of these classic songs is a massive late discovery

Highest recommendation for the new Reprise years collection - https://www.dustygroove.com/item/216597/Jimmy-Webb:Life-In-Words-Music-The-Reprise-70s-Box-Set-Words ...

A fascinating story of posthumous discovery…for fans of art and women

This year's submission to Shudder's holiday ghost story anthology, The Haunted Season , is a fantastic spooky tale adapted from Algernon Blackwood's The Occupant of the Room . A+

Rewatched Krampus after a long spell. It's fine, I guess. Third act rules. Toni Collette is so good at expressing fear ...

Good year for music…here’s what I liked that came out in 2025

New
Marc Ribot - Map of a Blue City
Maia Friedman - Goodbye Long Winter Shadow
Patricia Brennan - Of the Near and Far
Deerhoof - Noble And Godlike In Ruin
Ikue Mori - Of Ghosts And Goblins
Fieldwork - Thereupon
Dirty Projectors, David ...

Is Keeper worth seeing? I like Perkins just fine, though I think his best work is likely ahead.