Francis Booth

watch yourself out there

with the Knicks win comes this obligatory clip to celebrate the victory

you guys ever see the ending to Shakedown?

Rest in peace Patrick Muldoon. This line has and will always live forever with me.

Baby Invasion. Mr. Korine is 0-2 when it comes to his whole Post-Cinema movement but maybe someone interested in making a movie with visual aesthetics like these will maybe possibly achieve something? Doubt it but I can at least say I was disappointed with this one. At least the music was great.

Watched Aggro Drift recently. I think I see the point of it but its tough to really get anything worthwhile out of the film but for the most part, I enjoyed it. Music was pretty good and there were some moments where I nodded in approval as one does when thinking highly of oneself.

'Three Kings' is a pretty good movie.

seeing this moment on the big screen with my two brothers was something great

Watching the latest F.D Signifier video gives access to seeing shit I would never be able to believe if someone told me. Like this stupid ass take on Jesus that the greatest comedian to ever live Joe Rogan shared.

always remember

Wrote a few words about Michael Mann's film 'Blackhat'. I liked it when I first saw it in theaters and now find myself enjoying it a whole lot more. Also, this beginning of seeing a hack occur at the microscopic level is the best. opinionsonfilmsfromanunlicensedgenius.blogspot.com?zx=2f479c210...

Watched 'Glen or Glenda' but in the strange colorized version available on Tubi. What a journey especially that 10 or 15 minute segment that occurs right when the two lovers decide to get married. It almost seemed like a movie similar to 'Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome' but that doesn't last.

the first thought that came to mind when waking up this morning

a fantastic film

Boo Yaa Tribe took them out in the 1991 Battle of the Bands. Probably why you never got a follow up to what to do next.

i have to go back to work tomorrow.

safe travels into the new year amigos

Story of a Junkie. What a film. Mid 1980's New York. Hell on Earth. I can only hope John 'Gringo' Spacely found peace in the next life.

a tremendous fear rising when you willingly ask to see a writers work in progress.

I always enjoyed Paul Schrader's remake of 'Cat People'. Especially the presentation of the ridiculous lore behind the cat people. The music. The look. Malcom McDowell being both the best and worst to sell this information. God i love this movie.

possibly the greatest ending to a movie ever. pure emotion.

Fred Savage being Savage