what i watched in october

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[@KarstenRunquist]

whatd ya watch this month

[@tjpotvin]

50 horror movie binge and my favorite of the binge was an UNBELIEVABLY underrated movie called 'Demons' 1971. it's hard to find but it's one of the darkest movies ever it feels like it truly has an aura.

[@nightlox_5113]

Five nights with Freddy

[@joekerry741]

(What I Watched In October 2023 ) 1.The Exorcist (1973) 2.The Howling (1981) 3.Stake Land (2010) 4.Paris, Texas (1984) 5.Ford v Ferrari (2019) 6.Minari (2020) 7.Memories of Murder (2003) 8.Jacob's Ladder (1990) 9.Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) 10.Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) 11.The Shining (1980) 12.Evil Dead II (1987) 13.The Firm (2009)

[@JoeyDoesStuff1120]

Talk to me Evil dead 1-Rise Lake Mungo SAW 1 - X Elm street 1,3 and A new Nightmare Freddy vs Jason Alien FNAF Hellraiser (2022) It follows One cut of the dead Gerald’s Game And The Thing

[@Arawn2020]

The Godfather, Before Sunrise, Spencer, Incendies and Parasite

[@nervewahlburgers]

No longer most followed on letterboxd but taken over by Scorsese is kind of a flex

[@tjpotvin]

kind of? bro that's the biggest flex ever

[@Gengu]

Epic af flex

[@letsfindsomepeace9207]

Not really but pop off!

[@braxtonwise9897]

@@letsfindsomepeace9207what?

[@vamsig6213]

@@letsfindsomepeace9207 I would say, cry.

[@Porsilasmoscazzz]

Still processing the fact that I will now be able to see Karsten’s letterboxd reviews next to Scorsese’s

[@maxresdefault_]

I love the idea that Karsten was so appalled by Exorcist Believer that he had to watch Climax just to remember what a good movie looks like

[@notanrpgguy]

No Five Nights at Freddy’s!? How can you call yourself a real movie enthusiast without witnessing that masterpiece!

[@Loantuz]

it was ass...

[@superevilvillain]

might be a little scary for karsten

[@kieranfarrell1656]

watching over the garden wall in fall is top 10 vibes of all time

[@nationalcoasternews5798]

The ending of Fire Walk With Me may genuinely be my favorite final scene of any film ever. One of the most astoundingly emotional scenes. Masterpiece

[@shadking2004]

0:16 Wes Anderson shorts 0:42 Prison on fire 4/5 1:18 Over the garden wall 5/5 1:30 Bram Stoker Dracula 4/5 2:10 Tetsuo: The iron man 4/5 2:46 Spider man 2 4.5/5 3:23 The exorcist believer 1/5 3:38 Climax 5/5 3:43 The old dark house 4/5 4:10 The black cat 3.5/5 4:36 Diabolique 5/5 5:26 Bride of chucky 3.5/5 5:59 Theater camp 4.5/5 6:18 Funny games 4/5 7:26 Wallace & Gromit The curse of the were-rabbit 4/5 7:49 the boy in the heroin 4/5 fire walk with me 5/5 8:12 American fiction 4/5 9:21 Twin peaks fire walk with me 5/5 10:00 The killer 4/5 11:12 May December 4.5/5 12:02 Killers of the flower moon 5/5 12:18 All of us strangers 4/5 13:28 Marie Antoinette 3.5/5 14:18 Good will hunting 4/5

[@chend2713]

the boy's on heroin? sad... many such cases...

[@KatyAndTheKats784]

Thank you friend

[@whogivesaf56]

thank you

[@coreyhaynes7951]

Hey there Karsten! This year has been incredible for movies!

[@Bjhorn279]

These videos always serve as a great reminder of stuff I need to rewatch and stuff I have got to check out for the first time Some of my favorite first watches for October Christine, The Guest, Talk to Me, and One Cut of The Dead

[@MrMobista]

One of the things that really blows my mind is the initial reception to Fire Walk With Me. People did not like it when it came out, and it grew to be appreciated over the years. I guess the same could be said for a few Lynch movies.

[@legendarygamerno2714]

Blue Velvet I think could be the same

[@kroidi]

showed theater camp to my parents and they adored it. wonderful movie

[@ewan7283]

Thankyou for adding where you watched it, always end up searching for half the films you mention

[@qrstasdf6473]

Climax is such a fucking good movie and I can’t explain to anyone why I love it so much

[@CultureDTCTV]

Huge respect for giving Ringo Lam recognition, rest in peace to him

[@marshw000]

The swan is one of Wes’ best to me, such good tone and pacing

[@davidcore9901]

It's kind of fantastic. It's just ...grim

[@marshw000]

@@davidcore9901 that’s what makes it fantastic, because he does grim so well. Even the practical effects of the tall grass and the train passing over him were just, so nerve racking and dismal in such a compelling way

[@ryanperry6876]

Glad you liked Good Will Hunting, it’s one of my favorites. This month I saw Perfect Days and The Zone of Interest at the Middleburg Film Festival, and they’re both my favorite movie of the year.

[@Louise-wk5yf]

Excited for The Zone of Interest and your take on it.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love these updates

[@simonsrfted2564]

love these vids-- thank you !

[@JoJoAllen217]

a lot of rewatches for me in October but my first time viewings were Violent Night, Clue, and Brotherhood of the Wolf. This first two were fun but I don't see myself revisiting anytime soon. But what Brotherhood of the Wolf did for me, at 27, what the Pirates: Dead Man's Chest did for me at 10; it is an awesome action/adventure movie, with an engaging mystery! I alos rewatched Nobody and forgot how much it was to Bob Odenkirk kick ass!

[@kitcat2264]

theater camp is my #1 movie of the year it’s just so hilarious makes me nostalgic and for some reason emotional it’s a comfort film

[@tylerf.145]

twin peaks: fire walk with me is probably my favorite movie as a survivor. sheryl lees performance as laura is so real, so visceral, so painful.

[@liambennett54]

The Killer is an unexpected favourite of mine this year, I knew Fincher would be good but just the way he takes a very very simple approach but still makes it captivating shows that he’s still a master of his craft.

[@brandontesta4751]

i feel the exact same way about exorcist believer: i forgot about it after hating it for so long and honestly want to go back to forgetting it ever happened 🤣

[@johnyoutube3053]

I like that you included where you watched everything

[@Machinte]

Let's face it, Karsten. Climax is your favourite comfort Gasper Noé film. I actually watched Love, Climax and Enter The Void all in October and I liked them. Gasper definitely is an interesting director

[@genbernier]

David Lynch is a comedic genius. I researched (for the 5th times) the whole 18 hours of Twin Peaks The Return and I laughed all the way through

[@bobbyshewan4229]

Best birthday present ever. Thanks Karsten🫶🏿💜

[@AidanKedzierski]

I also watched Goodwill Hunting for the first time this month! I also loved it

[@notationmusical]

I watched Yokohama Shopping log (1998) yesterday. One of the most comfiest post apocalyptic anime I've watched.

[@w4shedup]

2:10 "tetsuo the iron giant" ah yes a movie by famous japanese director brad bird

[@MrJackarow]

You should watch Fall of the House of Usher! I think you’ll like it, especially after hearing your thoughts on the movies and shows from this video

[@vortexofweird]

This month I watched: Barbie* Over the Garden Wall* Spy x Family Season 2 GBBO current season Coraline* Midnight Mass* Five Nights at Freddy's (movie) Killers of the Flower Moon Pirates of the Caribbean (first movie)* (everything with a * is a rewatch):

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

My October watches: Passages- 3.5/5 Anatomy of a fall- 5/5 Fair play- 4/5 Rotting in the sun- 5/5 I watched 11 shorts which includes Wed Anderson's new shorts, Strange way of life (Pedro Almodovár's new English short) and Once upon a studio. I also watched the new episodes of Loki and The Morning Show. Anatomy of a fall is the best thing I've watched in October, that Palme at Cannes was so well deserved. I started grad school this fall so not having enough time to watch movies.

[@Savion787]

Your the only KZbin channel I consistently watch

[@thomascuerden9421]

I love this video. It's great that there's a bunch of horror movies, Scorsese, then Spudman and Matt Damon, baby.

[@cinephiliass7540]

Thank you Ransten Kurkist

[@trevormcvickar6502]

God, thank you for your thoughts on The Killer. I felt so conflicted having seen it (especially after that ending), and seeing everyone treat it like every risk it took paid off was... Confusing. It was so well made, and yet... Idk. Pretty much exactly what you said

[@SilverShine-tr5kr]

The "It's not your fault" scene from Good Will Hunting WRECKED me.

[@Danny-js7nk]

pls keep doing these

[@cikngdsthkln]

love the description language

[@MiguelRCSConta]

Great month for you! I watched Scorsese all month.

[@pearl559]

Definitely recommend the angels in America miniseries as my favorite Jeffrey wright performance

[@pablotranchellfilms9548]

I understand where you’re coming from with Funny Games “what’s the point” but it’s totally about that. It’s an exercise in holding the audience captive and pushing what they are willing to sit through, and destroying every expectation. It’s a masterpiece imo and clear evidence that Haneke has absolute mastery of the form when he wants to.

[@shonna_77]

I enjoyed pre-code horror last month too. Watched Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Island of Lost Souls. I watched Diabolique too! Criterion showed up for Halloween this year!

[@rickyrougs]

theater camp IS the funniest movie of the year AND theres nothing wrong about getting emotional at the end.

[@Lancaster51]

I went to Climax on opening night and I was literally the only person in the theatre at like 6pm. Only time that’s ever happened to me

[@catalandustin51]

That happened with me to when I went to see infinity pool this year

[@azcs6]

“Put some Swaz on it, Gromit!” 😅

[@dneal8309]

I really hope you play Alan Wake 2. It seems like something you would find really interesting, and I know you don't talk about video games all that often, but the FMV sections are really cool and it wears its inspirations (Twin Peaks, True Detective, X Files) on its sleeve. Truly astounding artistic experience.

[@doom_punpun]

Yeah man just completed it it was so good.

[@HGI1967ify]

Very happy to hear you loved Spider-Man 2 Karsten, one of my all-time favourites 😁

[@reservoirdude92]

American Fiction and Bamboozled make a great double feature.

[@realsanmer]

I'm glad Funny Games is widely known for being hard to watch. That movie scarred me for a good while when I first saw it, but I thought I was too much of a weakling for thinking it was too much.

[@TheSLATEcleaner]

Watched every Miyazaki-written film from Cagliostro to The Wind Rises this month to get ready for The Boy and The Heron. The Castle of Cagliostro, Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, and The Wind Rises were as great as I remembered; I was underwhelmed [but didn't hate] My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, Kiki's, and Nausicaa; Whisper of the Heart was a great but was unintentionally hilarious because of the heavy use of 'Country Roads'; Arrietty, Ponyo, and From Up On Poppy Hill were movies my partner and reviews said were mid/bad but I ended up loving because of the aesthetics of the locations even if the stories were light; and Porco Rosso is my new favorite Miyazaki film. It feels like The Wind Rises meets The Castle of Cagliostro in the best way and seems like it incorporates all of Miyazaki's favorite elements in one place and it seems like the film he had the most fun making and that energy is super infectious. I'm already planning to have a 'Tre Rossi' viewing party in December - three films with 'Rosso' in the name back to back, leading with the two giallo films Deep Red [Profondo Rosso] and Hatchet for the Honeymoon [Il rosso segno della follia/"The Red Sign of Madness"] then finishing with Porco Rosso as a palate cleanser.

[@jordanstarr2992]

im a mubi guy now thanks to your promos.

[@tophtopherson8920]

hey, that iron giant movie that you talked about, it looks really reminiscent of Akira. I wonder if Akira is pulling references from that, I'm pretty sure the character has the same name

[@serensmith3495]

not me checking youtube every hour for the last few days for this video

[@8teenOfficial]

Karsten you gotta watch When Evil Lurks and In My Mother's Skin

[@cardiffst]

Bride of Chucky is so great. Ronny Yu just nailed it.

[@fridaymovies2924]

Ngl I want to get your take on The Holdovers; I saw it last night with the fam and it gave me some big Scent of a Woman / Catcher in the Rye vibes 💁🏻‍♂️ I was impressed by Paul Giamatti’s character work and his co-star kept up with him imo despite this being the actor's (Dominic Sessa) first film ever. Hoping to see him in more roles in the future 🎥

[@FlyingFocs]

Here's what I watched: Die Hard - It's Die Hard Barbie - 3.5/5. It was entertaining, but I can't think of the last time I saw a movie with such polarizing opinions where I found myself kind of in the middle. Spirited Away - 5/5. Saw it for the first time as part of GhibliFest, and it is now tied for my favorite, along with Porco Rosso and Castle in the Sky. It just feels like magic. The Rocketeer - 4/5. Really nothing special on a storytelling level, but it is so classically charming and executed really well. And that was it. I didn't watch many movies, cuz I was working on a book. Except for the first hour or so of Sandlot and Coco that I had to show at my job as a substitute teacher (...4 and 4.5, respectively)

[@LateCambrian]

May December might be my favorite movie of the year… but then again, I haven’t seen Poor Things yet….

[@cryingbill]

looking forward to All of us strangers

[@JordanNMovies]

Movies: Killers of the Flower Moon (twice) The Killer (LOVED the theater experience) Five Nights At Freddy’s A Haunting in Venice The Last Temptation of Christ Dumb Money Shows: Young Love Gen V Not a show/movie, but Spider-Man 2 (PS5) is really great.

[@VinelSeason]

You should watch On the Silver Globe

[@renstammer2759]

Would love to see you watch more Haneke. Seeing as you liked Funny Games and Amour, i would be curious for you to see what he did next.

[@pablotranchellfilms9548]

Totally would love to see a Hidden or Code Unknown review. But any Haneke is great.

[@jooree7696]

I saw for the first time "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and i gotta say it was surprisingly great. I also watched the netflix remake and it was hilariously bad

[@lindsayandrade8082]

same here

[@hheeaavvyygguuttss2038]

the marie antoinette movie is more of a vibe for me, i love the costuming, cinematography, and soundtrack and how they combine to create a really unique tone. I agree, it coalesces a lot of the themes we see in sophia coppola's filmography... if you look hard enough lol. it doesnt have much structure or even plot.

[@Angel-ts8rc]

Yeah it’s about the world and the beauty. Though it’s pretty close, she didn’t make a biopic. There are a few small? Or perhaps overarching plots of coming of age in that world. And some historical plots. But it’s supposed to be dissociative in a way and it’s a very feminine film beyond the aesthetics. I don’t know if it would be as good out as beautiful if it had more plot structure or a typical biopic structure.

[@robertbrookes2000]

So, quite a few this month for me: Saw III: Was a little switched off during this and IV, but you know it's a Saw movie, it had some entertaining traps. Also had one really cool surgery scene that had me interested. Saw IV: Probably my least favourite Saw so far. Opening scene had some great effects, but the rest of the film didn't get that invested it. It's just a bit convoluted at we're only at IV. Chicken Run: Watched this the day before I saw the premiere of the sequel the next day. As always the film is is perfect. Genuinely one of the best films I've ever seen. Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget: For a sequel that came 20+ years after the first, with quite a few recasts in the mix, this film was amazing. While it could never be as good as the first I had a great time from start to finish. Still funny, still has a dark edge this was film was worth being made. Trick R Treat: Hadn't seen this one in years, and it was a little worse than I remembered it was. Still fun though, and loves to embrace the holiday. Saw V: Another saw entry I sort of zoned out of. Again I kind of preferred the slightly more simple first film over the sequels. I'm just not that interested in Hoffman or Strahm. Prevenge: Been meaning to watch this for a while. It follows Alice Lowe (who I knew from Horrible Histories) as a pregnant woman urged on by her unborn baby to kill people. It's not perfect but it's really interesting and worth checking out. (bonus points for Mike Wozniac appearing in it) Saw X: Since it was cheap at the cinema I made the leapt from V to X. And I had a great time with this one. While there's less traps than the average saw, Tobin Bell gives a fantastic performance. Also fun to see a victim who's about as crazy and evil as Jigsaw is. M3gan: I'd seen this back in January and this was still really good. Creepy and funny in equal amounts. Made my Dad watch it who also really enjoyed himself. Now I just need to see the unseen version that's also on the DVD. This month I've also been watching the final series of the BBC sitcom Ghosts. It's an excellent show and if you haven't checked it out, please do. It's the perfect demonstration of how British comedy makes you cry & think as much as laugh.

[@katashworth41]

I love Prevenge so much. If you’ve not seen Sightseers then check that out too.

[@thatguywhowritescommentary7399]

Pov: You just released one of these this morning, but it's forty minutes. (That's what happened to me)

[@Indeeee]

Here's what I watched, Alien - 10/10 (Tense, atmospheric & the very best of its genre) Aliens - 10/10 (This is everything a sequel should be and more) Alien 3 - 6/10 (Watch the Assembly Cut, it's atleast a decent watch) Alien: Resurrection - 5/10 (Very campy & tonally inconsistent but It's actually kinda fun lol) Event Horizon - 8/10 (I have my issues with this one but it was one HELL of a ride) Loki (Season 1) - 7.5/10 (Interesting ideas that are pretty well executed for the most part but it felt very much like a setup & the pacing is slow) Gen V (Episodes 4 - 8) - 8.5/10 (Just as good as The Boys & the finale was great) Space Dandy (Season 1) - 9/10 (So much fun & the animation is absolutely stellar) Attack on Titan (Season 1 & 2) (re-watch) - 9.5/10 (Re-experiencing one of my favorite stories & oh boy I love every bit of it)

[@jianyuyj2016]

Aot finale is out now very excited😊

[@Indeeee]

@@jianyuyj2016 Yeah it was amazing. Watched it twice already.

[@catastrophicyt]

Accidentally watched what I watched in October 2020 yesterday without checking what year 😅

[@byrden9897]

i only saw two movies this month: The Phantom of the Opera (2004) Bones and All (2022)

[@zeebart7523]

Gotta love the love for Spider-Man 2 :)

[@katashworth41]

Mark Kermode’s Exorcist Believer review is one of the funniest things I’ve watched all year.

[@vinylcomets]

As a Chucky fan, I’d say Cult of Chucky is my favorite of the films. I think it blends the comedy and horror the best, as well as how committed the franchise is to it’s own history, even if it’s hated by a lot of people.

[@isaacmartinez6904]

I can’t wait to see The Boy And The Heron when it comes out. And also Godzilla Minus One and Napoleon.

[@eamonfaherty3731]

What I Watched October Edition: House on Haunted Hill- 3/5 I started this month with a little Vincent Price horror film that a friend recommended to me, I liked it well enough, but I think it could have been way better. I think if they leaned more into the atmosphere and the haunted house vibe I would like it a lot more, instead, it’s just a decently fun cheesy old horror movie with some great scenes. Vincent Price is incredible though, per usual… Dracula - 3/5 A classic horror film with a fantastic atmosphere and some great scares, but ultimately has a lot of issues. The first half in Transylvania is great, and even some of the London stuff is good, but it slowly becomes repetitive and slow, there are some stand out scenes, but by the end I was confused and the ending seemed anti-climatic. Maybe I missed a scene, but they didn’t actually show the death of Dracula, he just was killed and then the movie ended. I liked it well enough, some amazing scenes, but overall kind of just fine. Stephen King’s IT - 3/5 A fun enough 90s flick with the classic clown tale, music is good, actings ok, effects are kinda eh, but some are fun. Way too long, some random/awkward moments. The ending is really bad, but some parts with the kids are pretty good. Tim Curry is fantastic per usual. The Pit and the Pendulum - 4/5 I decided I was going to try to watch Roger Corman’s Poe Cycle and I started with this one. I loved it, I had a great time here, Vincent Price is amazing, the supporting actors are good, the setting and atmosphere are great, and the plot is awesome. Overall just a fun classic horror movie. The Raven - 4/5 Another Corman Poe film, completely different from the title poem, a fun and entertaining wizard film more comedic than horrifying, but not in a bad way. The castle, lighting, weather, etc are all there for the atmosphere and vibe, but it’s funny instead of scary. I enjoyed it a lot. Le Samourai- 5/5 I absolutely loved this film. I thought the shot framing and composition was incredible, the way the camera moved and was apart of the story was amazing. Alain Delon is incredible, the score is amazing. I loved everything about it. I adore this movie and it’s most likely one of my new favorites. The King of Comedy- 4/5 I really dug this one, a disturbing drama with an incredible performance from Robert De Niro. I just thought it was great. The scene of him on the show was easily my favorite part, I thought it was absolutely brilliant. Guardians of the Galaxy- 4.5/5 I loved this one. It was everything I needed it to be and wanted it to be. An instant classic. Easily one of the best mcu movies and superhero movies. Poltergeist - 3.5/5 I liked this one a lot. The atmosphere and score were great. I thought some scenes really stood out. But it was a bit slow and not scary. I still really enjoyed it though. Barry Lyndon - 5/5 First time watch for me. I loved this. Period pieces aren’t always my thing. But I adored this one. I love everything about this. Five Nights at Freddy’s - 1.5/5 I did not like this at all. I am not a fan of the fnaf games, but I thought I might still be able to enjoy the movie, it should be fun horror. But it was not fun. I’m okay with it being not super scary, I’m not scared too easily, but still, something. Idk if I would even say this was creepy. One or two scenes were. But it was not there. The script was abysmal, the acting was eh, well besides one person… the direction was not great. It felt pretty amateurish and not creative. Some of the animatronic work was decent, they were not cgi, so that was great. I think the only redeeming thing for me though is Matthew Lillard. He is having so much fun in this movie. Obviously it’s not Oscar worthy or anything, but he’s a pretty cool guy and it seemed like he enjoyed this role. Spring trap was also pretty good, the suit looked cool, and one or two of his parts were creepy. Including his ending. The rest of the ending is eh for me, but spring trap and the other animatronics endings is decent. Overall, bad, but with one or two parts I thought were fine.

[@iab4361]

Karsten the type of guy to rewatch a Gaspar Noe film

[@Gnator8t4]

I went to the London Film Festival and saw Boy and the Heron and Maestro. Both were good, but I did find the former to be a disappointment the more I thought about it, found it rather messy at the end

[@k1zm3t]

baby gromit my beloved 💜 edit: 9:52 SPAMTON IS THAT YOU

[@CheekyHaggis]

Tetsuo is a classic.

[@goodial]

Theater Camp! I just hope that "Camp isn't home" gets a oscars song nom! :D

[@nicholas1085]

Do you have a home thatre setup? If yes would you make a video about how to make your movie watching experience as best as possible at home?

[@rustyshackelford312]

I watched my will to live subside in October.

[@ridlaridlidouzou]

Funny Games is supposed to be anti-horror film. That is why character breaks the 4th wall. The point of film is just that, uncomfortable horror for horror film buffs.

[@lincolnd0]

The 2007 version of funny games is far superior

[@ascendant9792]

Not giving Good Will Hunting 5/5 is a crime

[@harryasingwire1216]

I’m so jealous you get to watch spiderman 2 for the first time in 2023

[@AgsmaJustAgsma]

Last month's picks: Sorcerer: 4.5/5 Rampage (1987): 3.5/5 Titane: 4/5 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm: 4.5/5 My Grandfather's Demons: 3.5/5 Other watches include Conversation with Fritz Lang and a handful of animated short movies.

[@lolololololollol4793]

i watched Fair Play on netflix which i loved and Bones and All. I liked Bones and All (the performances) but i dont think it'd be one to rewatch.

[@nik1987o]

funny, because mescals story didn't work for me in the end at all, but I really like "all of us strangers", especially Jamie bells performance, so I've decided to only think about Paul mescals butt and nothing else.

[@trevorwhite7314]

If you like Diabolique definitely check out The Wages of fear, another great movie

[@tommygreen2573]

I watched: In the Mouth of Madness (4.5/5) The Devils (4/5) Talk to Me (3/5) Yi Yi (5/5 - Rewatch) Santa Sangre (5/5 - Rewatch) The Man who Shot Liberty Valance (4.5/5) Gladiator (3.5/5) Wagon Master (3/5) The Invisible Man 1933 (3.5/5) The Blob 1958 (2.5/5) Cat People 1942 (3.5/5) Little Shop of Horrors 1986 Theatrical Cut (4/5) Zombie Flesh Eaters (3/5) The Omen (4/5) Saw II (3/5) Halloween 1978 (4/5 - Rewatch)

[@balloontitan8807]

Spider man 2 is such a banger

[@moviesaredope]

Damn. American Fiction has one showing in a theater not near me... In January

[@shane7224]

Remember Karsten, Stick to the plan. Anticipate, don’t improvise. Trust no one. Never yield an advantage. Make only the video you’re paid to make. Forbid empathy. Empathy is weakness. Weakness is vulnerability. Each and every step of the way ask yourself, “What’s in it for me?” This is what it takes. What you must commit yourself to if you want to succeed. Simple.

[@XaniaProjects]

All i know tetsuo was a direct reference to akira the anime

[@brakpan]

I watched Killers of the flower moon but unfortunately I heard the whole entire Eras Tour in the cinema next to us. Kind of ruined my experience but I can still say that it was a great film.

[@tastyneck]

As, yes, noted novelist "Bram Stroker."