Sorry but the CW crossover is the only version of this duo I care about
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Zero chance I ever see this. 
The star seems like a real scumbag too. Abusing woman, open racism etc.
Not that it excuses his behaviour but it sounds as though he may be profoundly mentally ill.
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The musical crossover is my fave.
Iâll watch anything with Keaton.
I just rewatched The Other Guys last night and I forgot the closing credits is set to the RATM cover of Maggieâs Farm and just goes hard at the bank bailouts. And this was a big budget studio comedy!
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New Scream is now streaming on Paramount+
I missed this in theaters but just watched the first fifteen minutes and goddamn this looks excellent. Will finish later with dinner.
I had to stop about an hour in to get something else done. Will likely finish tonight. Pretty great whodunnit so far, with a much higher level of brutality. I believe the reveal will surprise me.
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ITâS SO GOOD!
I would rank the Scream movies:
1>5>6>4>2>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>3
My son and I just watched the first Scream a week or two ago. He liked it and I thought it held up extremely well. How many (if any) of the sequels do we need to watch in order for the new one to make sense/be enjoyable?
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Saw Scream for the first time a year or so ago and it just didnât do much for me.
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I forgot to post that my s/o and I caught this old gem last weekend that neither of us had ever seen before
Television made him famous, but his biggest hits happened off-screen. This is the story of a legendary showmanâs double life - television producer by day, C.I.A. assassin by night. At the height of his television career, Chuck Barris (Sam Rockwell) was recruited by the C.I.A. and trained to become a covert operative. Or so Barris claimed.
Itâs debatable as to whether or not itâs a âtrueâ story, but itâs based in large part on Barrisâ autobiography, where he (quite convincingly, imho) claimed to have been a secret black ops agent for the CIA. Sam Rockwell plays Barris and I think itâs some of his best work. George Clooney directs. It also features interviews with real-life people who knew him and worked with/for him such as Dick Clark and others. Fantastic flick, definitely check it out if you have not seen it. Itâs on Amazon Prime Video.
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Iâd say you can jump right into the new one. It functions as a good lega-sequel. Itâs a mostly new cast. References old characters, but I donât think anything is confusing.
But if you want to watch fewer than all six, I think the best trilogy imo is
1->5->6
I second this. 4 helps with some characters in 6, but otherwise isnt needed
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This is one of my all-time favorites
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Anything good on Shudder right now?
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Speak No Evil
Seen it. Brilliant movie!
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I thought I remembered youâd seen it.
How about Clovehitch Killer?
https://tubitv.com/movies/676663?utm_source=justwatch-feed&tracking=justwatch-feed
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I loved that one as well but I got a little bugged at the end because the main guyâs behavior seemed completely unrealistic. Like try something. Anything.
Tigers Are Not Afraid
Fantastic movie, Shudder exclusives continue to whip. This is a Mexican horror/fairytale very much in the style of Panâs Labyrinth. Hot Take: itâs better than Panâs Labyrinth. Fair warning: itâs a pretty intense movie.
Also on Shudder: Tourist Trap, a dumb horny teen slasher from 1979. Hits every slasher movie cliche there is, itâs wonderful trash.
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