One thing about living in Santa Clara I never could stomach, all the damn vampires.

Lost Boys (1987) Directed by Joel Schumacher, starring  Jason Patric, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman, Kiefer Sutherland, Jami Gertz, Dianne Wiest, Edward Herrmann, Alex Winter, Jamison Newlander, and Barnard Hughes.

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“My motto is: more good times.”

Happy Birthday Jack Nicholson! | 22 April 1937

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Full metal jacket (1987)

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the-overlook-hotel:

Continuity Polaroid of actor Danny Lloyd on the Guest Room Hallway set of The Shining.

(photo courtesy Filippo Ulivieri, who has written an Italian biography of Kubrick’s longtime personal assistant Emilio D’Alessandro)

cinema-obscura:

Easy Rider, 1969

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imnotthatgirl-sdc:

“Say your right words, the goblins said”

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True Stories. What a film. I am not the only one that thinks it is quite Lynchian … though perhaps with a brighter worldview.

Perhaps.

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True Stories

1986

David Byrne

I have this movie on DVD. Wish it was in Wide-Screen. Actually, I would buy it all over again if they released it on Blu-Ray. It’s a very beautiful movie to look at and it would be even greater on BluRay. Shocked David Byrne hasn’t directed another movie since then.

Costume tests for Hannibal Lecter’s mask in Silence of the Lambs (1991)

A colander on the face just wouldn’t have had the same effect.

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“How a major studio allowed such a vehemently odd movie to exist really is a mystery. Its outlandishness isn’t forced; it’s forceful. This is a film that expands a singular style of humor into an entire worldview, a physics as vast as the Force in Star Wars.”

— Sam McPheeters, Repo Man: A Lattice of Coincidence

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androidghost:

Brian Blessed as” Prince Vulcan” Flash Gordon (1980)

Because why not?

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Paranorman was the first stop-motion movie to have sculpted animation smears.

Paranorman (2012)

holy fuc

This has come up on my dash several times, and every time, for a split second, I think, “Why are there ceramic bananas with faces??” And then I remember what they actually are.

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Mona Furter?

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Brick (2005) Written and directed by Rian Johnson. Starring  Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emilie de Ravin, Zora Zehetner, Matt O’Leary, Noah Fleiss, Lukas Haas as The Pin, Brian J. White, Meagan Good, Noah Segan and Richard Roundtree

I adore this film, even though JGL in this haircut reminds me of an evil ex whom I hate more than the eventual heat-death of the universe.

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