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CineSnag

About Me

37 Male NYC :-)

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Andy Warhol’s Frankenstein

I prefer Morrissey's other work (Heat/Trash/Flesh), but these two films (+ Dracula) are exquisite masterpieces. He and Warhol were at the top of their potential when they made these two, or at least it seems that way to me. Gore doesn't bother anyone really, does it? It's only a movie...

Favorite Films

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Chinatown

Cops

Tokyo Drifter

Being John Malkovich

Style

Auteur-driven
Serene & subtle
Deliriously surreal
Nouvelle vague
Rebellion!
Canonical classics
Shh!—silent cinema
Of-the-past
High Art
Pop Art
Vanguard cinema
Neorealist
Coming-of-Age

Following

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Samantha

David Cairns

Brandon Bedaw

Ademption

Wall

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Drew.

18Apr09

You aren't the only who would watch a Bergman directed window. I finally bought Scenes from a Marriage and will probably watch the 5 hour version tonight. I have been looking for the Fanny and Alexander Box Set so I can finally see the television version since the theatrical cut is one of my favorite films.

Paya

3Feb09

"I don’t really like V’iaa Klisowiij" That made me laugh so hard!

CineSnag

2Feb09

Hell to the yes! I didn't count my VHS, thankfully those are all safely stored away 800 miles south of me. I wouldn't be able to house that many tapes and DVDs in NYC without getting another job. Rent is steep!

Musycks

2Feb09

8000!! holy toledo.... I'm upward of 4000 and struggling for space! (can we count VHS?) ;)

Favorite Auteurs

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Wants To Watch

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Antichrist

Revanche

Drag Me to Hell

Reviews

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Berlin Alexanderplatz

I always found a certain pleasure in Fassbinder. I purchased this hoping I liked him just THIS much, as the running time was a bit daunting. When you split it down episode by episode and make a day… read review