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The Rise and Fall and Rise of Sensational needs your help! it would be a crime to humanity if this didn't get released.

nothing like TLBT. more like a roadmovie Wickerman. Oates makes the ordinary, extraordinary, and it's great seeing him next to Peter Fonda

loved Targets for many reasons, one of which has to be sniper's indeterminable reason or complete lack of motive behind his spree. is that even possible? still got me with that question.

finally got round to seeing Friedkin's Sorcerer. really took me by surprise as i wasn't expecting it to be this bloody good. Scheider's doom leathered face sits perfectly against the rocky roads and rickety hell bridge. up there with Cruising imo.

wicked, always wanted to see this film with Warren Oates!

this shit, it's the dogs bollocks! very sour in taste. living in Malaysia i ate this all the time. http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/119026933/Asam_Buah_Powder_Plum_Powder.html

wicked, be sure to share the receipe. your snack sounded a bit like fresh guava, with powdered assam and salt. i used to consume that daily.

sounds like it could have been guava.

sounds like 97? produced in 2010, uploaded tonight. soz, couldn't find a hip-hop 2010 thread

thanks for the tips everyone. will start checking some of these films out.

yes, there's a lot of trite lines like that.

agreed. thinking about it further, Polanski's Knife in the water is a good example of a claustrophobic film set in one space!

judging by the feedback i don't think i'm going to bother with Pt2. the first one is brilliant. i love this sense that we have a bunch of shit actors trying to make the best of a bad working situation. i think this amps up the claustrophobia. the black actor reminded me of lots of shit teachers...

this looks promising

can anyone recommend me some claustrophobic films? i really enjoyed this i'be been thinking how much i love films that are set in one space, where the terrain looks the same. westerns or films set in the snow are perhaps more obvious examples. i'm thinking along the lines of more urban...

one hell of a cut/up