Wes Craven is one of the most important horror directors of all time, and never gets the credit he deserves. He reinvented the genre in 3 different decades.

It’s a tv show but same energy

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I just want it on the record that I liked season 3 of the Bear more than season 4. Found it a slog

Some days I’m convinced there isn’t a single piece of performance, be it film, song, painting, stage show, better than what Eddie and Rey did here

Film Twitter, let’s get on the Ken Burns hype train. Here’s my ranking:

Drake London on the Falcons’ throwback uniforms: “They need to make them permanent.”

CINEMA 🚬 #Triplemania #Triplemania33

A perfect werewolf film was released today in 1981.

The best anything has ever looked

love this tweet, but I’d argue photography is the art at play here loll

While everyone is excited about Matt Dillon may I suggest Coppola’s back to back adaptations of S.E. Hinton novels that he starred in?

The Pablo Torre thing reminds me how sports journalism has strayed so far from the “journalism” part that people don’t even recognize what it is anymore

Notice how it’s night time and you can still see everything and it looks nice and pretty?

Martin Scorsese's 'Goodfellas' was released 35 years ago today

Today in 2006: ‘Friday Night Lights’ bows on NBC — "there’s a good chance you’ll find yourself wanting to come back week after week." hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-n…

ESPN was most culturally relevant when men would wake up and go to bed watching SportsCenter to check scores and highlights. Now it’s just sports talk radio with gambling shows sprinkled in

Posting this knowing damn well what you did

the greatest thing to ever air on American tv that’s not titled The Simpsons or Twin Peaks