Redbox-a-palooza yesterday:
Spring Breakers - based on the review I read, I was expecting softcore about college girls in Florida for spring break, plus James Franco; but instead it was closer to Boondock Saints meets Natural Born Killers (and not in a good way), plus James Franco.  James Franco as a southern hick rapper was almost worth the price of admission (which was $1.00), otherwise it was pretty awful.
The Dictator - I've had no real desire to watch this, but I listened to Jason Mantzoukas on Kevin Pollak's Chat Show earlier this week and decided to check it out for him - big JM fan.  There again, his scenes were great, but not many laughs otherwise (taking out the trash got the biggest non-JM laugh).
Premium Rush - this was fun, not Earth-shattering, but fun. Michael Shannon was a hoot as the "bad guy" - he seemed to be really enjoying his part.  Also starred the annoying actress from Heroes 2nd season who would cry black goo and kill everybody...but she didn't do that in this.  Didn't stop me from commenting on it every time she was on screen though.

Just finished watching Killer Joe. Classic gothic noire with plenty of white trash mixed in. Not many movies can leave you feeling so uncomfortable yet unable to look way like this one did. Spend 2 hours basking in the glow of Matthew McConaughey and Emile Hersh. Gonna follow it up with "Super" & "Let the Right One In", two more uplifting films. After that I'll blast some My Chemical Romance while I cut myself.

Actually, I would like to see what the guys think of LTROI or the American version "Let Me In". Double feature for October, we can wash the taste of twilight out of our mouths with "LTROI or LMI" and pair it of with something like Nosferatu (1922) or The Lonely Boys or 30 Days of Night. The guys have had zombie double-features & found-footage double features, how about a vampire one? Then maybe we can get to the bottom as to why Teague doesn't quite get about the vampire mythos.

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I really need to watch that movie...