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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
Oh, that's a loaded question. Movies are my life. I review movies for Netflix, and I'm actually currently #155. Of all the people on the site reviewing movies, I'm ranked #155.I'm a big movie dork. I really could go on and on all day for this one, but let me just list a few of my all time favorites: Hana-Bi, Eureka (2001), Sonatine, Dolls, Violent Cop, Period Piece, Touch Me in the Morning, Garbanzo Gas, Everlasting Pine, Bride of Frank, the Corndog Man, Reflections of Evil, the Killer, ZERO, Migrating Forms, Back Against the Wall, Combat Shock, Fatty Drives the Bus, Maniac Nurses Find Ecstasy, Izo, Maniac, The Gates of Hell, Tenebre, Beyond the Darkness, Stalker, Bad Lieutenant, Night Train to Terror, Visitor Q, Pinnochio 964, Tetsuo, Videodrome, Dead Ringers, Dead Zone, Tokyo Fist, Death Powder, Mulholland Drive, Wild at Heart, Blue Velvet, El Topo, Long Live Death, Holy Mountain, Once Upon a Time in the West, Dog Star Man, Fallen Angels, Fulltime Killer, Eli Eli Rema Sabatchthani?, Lucifer Rising, Chungking Express, Survive Style 5+, Clean Shaven, Pistol Opera, Bullet Ballet, Liquid Sky, Doom Generation, Totally Fucked Up, The Living End, Nowhere, Taxi Driver, Possession, Blow Out, Koyaanisqatsi, Sombre, I Stand Alone, A Clockwork Orange, Man Bites Dog, Heart of Glass, The Beyond, Happiness, Last Life in the Universe, Riki-Oh: Story of Ricky, Brain Damage, Begotten, Home Alone, Deep Red, Barton Fink, Freddy Got Fingered, King of Comedy, Casino, Hard Boiled, Aguirre: Wrath of God, The Untold Story, Body Double, Obsession, Dressed to Kill, All About Lily Chou-Chou............ jesus. I'll stop now. My favorite director is either Giuseppe Andrews or Takeshi Kitano, though I also love Dario Argento, Larry Cohen, David Cronenberg, Brian DePalma, Abel Ferrara, Shozin Fukui, Lucio Fulci, Stuart Gordon, Frank Henenlotter, Werner Herzog, [early] Peter Jackson, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Lloyd Kaufman, Ki-duk Kim, H.G. Lewis, David Lynch, Takashi Miike, Gasper Noe, Chan-Wook Park, Martin Scorsese, Jan Svankmajer, Shinya Tsukamoto, Brian Yuzna, John Waters, John Woo... and the Coens. Whoo! I am in the early process of making a film but right now I'm too busy absorbing all the films I've been meaning to see but haven't gotten around to yet. I have approximately 150 old movies to watch and I've officially seen every film that I've ever been interested in in the least. Then, I can just watch new films!
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