TCM is a horror classic fueled by its intensity. TCM 2 is a comedy horror, which is what Tobe Hooper originally envisioned TCM.

If we're talking poor sequels to horror classics, Halloween 2 (1981) and ROTLD 2 are way worse than TCM 2. Even Amityville II is better than those.

Peter Benchley, who wrote Jaws, also wrote The Deep. A pair of young vacationers are involved in a dangerous conflict with treasure hunters when they discover a way into a deadly wreck in Bermuda waters. Featuring extended underwater sequences and a look into the affairs of treasure hunting.

In a lavish 18th Century parlor in Austria, an elderly man is found, by his servant, with his throat slashed. The wound is self-inflicted, and the man is the little-known composer Salieri (F. Murray Abraham), contemporary and adversary of the now-famed, but once reviled, composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Tom Hulce). Later. from his cell in an insane asylum, Salieri tells a priest (Herman Meckler) the story of his association with Mozart, confessing that he actually killed the brilliantly gifted but troubled young man.

Based on the award-winning play by Peter Shaffer, Milos Formans riveting, brilliant, Oscar-winning AMADEUS is a fictionalized account of the real-life mysterious death of Mozart. Abraham, in the role that won him the Best Actor Oscar, is the celebrated court composer to Joseph II (Jeffrey Jones)--his confidence and religious dedication shaken when he meets the boorish 26-year-old Mozart as he chases his future wife (Elizabeth Berridge) around a party while making obscene remarks. Furious that this clownish boy can produce such beautiful music, Salieri determines to keep Mozarts talent from lasting recognition and sets himself on a course for Mozart’s destruction that leads to his own as well. Mozart continues to mount beautiful, moving operas (incredibly staged in the film), but becomes obsessed with writing a Requiem as his friends, family, health, and resources waste away, Salieri’s manipulating presence always there. It is hard to imagine anyone--whether they are knowledgeable about classical music or not--who would not be held captive by this superb feast for the eyes and ears, a film whose excellence can be felt in every detail.

Just got back from A Quiet Place. It's a piece of shit that doesn't adhere to its own logic. John Krasinski keeps proving he has no talent beyond being the vaguely charming wise guy, but his suck has dragged Emily Blunt in. Complete waste of her talents. 4/10

Sabrina is the young daughter of the Larrabee family's chauffeur who has been in love with David Larrabee for all her life. David is very spoiled and crazy for women, and has been totally ignoring Sabrina for years. When Sabrina goes to Paris for a few years, she returns a very attractive and sophisticated woman, and David is quickly drawn to her. David's brother Linus sees this and fears that David's imminent wedding with a very rich woman may be endangered. If the wedding is canceled, so will a great corporate deal with the bride's family. So, Linus tries to keep Sabrina off his brother, and the best way to do so is by charming her himself.

Super Troopers - With the belated sequel coming out this week, I had to rewatch this. I remember thinking it was mediocre when I first saw it years ago, but it improved a bunch when I gave it a second chance a few months later. Very quotable, and even has the same love interest as Freddy Got Fingered, which came out the same year and which I'm also due to watch again.

I'm not very excited for part 2 though given Broken Lizard's inconsistent record since. I didn't like Club Dread, then Beerfest was better, and The Slammin' Salmon was ....... OK, I think? Ahh. I guess I hope it does well in theaters, but I'll watch it on DVD with mild expectations.

Super Troopers is a perfectly acceptable comedy that does exactly what a comedy should: make you laugh. It's basically a series of sketches held together with a loose plot and, not unlike Napoleon Dynamite, is even funnier when quoted in hindsight. Love it, seeing the sequel tomorrow.

I'm also going to be biased for the second since a good chunk was filmed in Hopkinton, MA, a few towns over from where I grew up (and where the Boston Marathon starting line is).

Car Ramrod.

I heard so much hype for Supertroopers for years and when I saw it finally...it was weak as shit. I have no idea why any of this is quotable

Super Troopers 2 ... 5.5/10

Anyone seen Banshee Chapter? I really recommend it. There's nothing particularly special about it other than the fact it uses sound to build tension really well, and that, above all, it's scary as shit. Real high impact jumpscares and a dread-filled, Lovecraftian atmosphere.

I raise you a Noroi and a [REC] for realising found footage's potential the best. Thinking of checking out Afflicted and Hell House LLC though, heard they're rather original. And if we're including comedy horror, then I recommend What We Do in the Shadows as well, and... I'll shut up.

Vanda is an unusually talented young actress determined to land the lead in Thomas' new play based on the classic erotic novel, Venus in Fur. Vanda's emotionally charged audition for the gifted but demanding playwright/director becomes an electrifying game of cat and mouse that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, seduction and power, love and sex.

So was I, Tonya the best film of 2017?

Watched it again.
I, Tonya was definitely the best film of 2017 I've seen. What did you guys think?

Also i loved Venus in Fur! It was one of the first movies i watched with my girlfriend when she was trying to get me in the artsy side of cinema, the two actors are just phenomenal