The last of the classic Universal monster flicks on my list for October -- I've enjoyed these, I should watch the rest of them at some point -- movie #63 is 1954's "The Creature from the Black Lagoon."

Movie #64, "The Lost World: Jurassic Park," "Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World," or whatever it's called.

Movie #65, let's do another Bond, 1996's "You Only Move Twice."

Let's watch a /real/ one, it's movie #65, 1960's "Psycho," or, "Screechy Screechy Shower Knife."

Movie #66, everything I've ever heard about this one is it sucks eggs, 1997's "Alien: Resurrection."

Movie #67, "Gremlins 2: The New Batch."

Let's find out what the fuck that Key & Peele sketch everyone loves was about.

Movie #68, I'm watching something called "The Stone Tape," from 1972.

I think it's a haunted house thing by the Quatermass guy?

Yes, I know what number it is.

Movie #69 is 2006's "Snakes on a Plane."

Movie #70 is 1999's "The Mummy."

Good odds that this rules.

I've always sort of not-bothered with this one on account of its poor reputation -- movie #71 is 2003's "Hulk."

Have put on something called "Velvet Buzzsaw." Movie #72.

* art gallery
* mass homicide
* Jake Gyllenhaal, I'm pretty sure

movie #73

the 2017 "The Mummy," of the trailer with the missing audio tracks, of the failed called shot cinematic universe,

at least Tom Cruise is usually pretty watchable?

i'm on a bad movies streak I guess

movie #74 is 2013's "The Purge."

today's movie is #75, "Tomorrow Never Dies."

if I'd watched it tomorrow, would it be "Today Never Dies"?

let's catch up on some American news

movie #76 is "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm"

Today's movie, #77, is the 1991 "The Addams Family."

Another one from my list for this month that's set at Christmas, I guess.

Forgot to download what I was gonna watch, so today's motion picture movie film is 2017's "The Babysitter," because it's on Netflix. #78.

uhhh #79, 1991's "The Silence of the Lambs," I guess

i better not hear a peep outta no sheep

Had to watch this for school, and it's on Letterboxd, so I guess it counts.

#80 is "Muster," or "Rushes," a 2012
German installation film about the cyclical nature of trauma, as seen from three points in history.

Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/137250892

Forgot to thread yesterday. https://beepboop.one/@Alexis/105113901867552160

#82, "The Babysitter: Killer Queen," because the first one was actually pretty good.#82, "The Babysitter: Killer Queen," because the first one was actually pretty good.

I'm halfway through #83, 1928 Charlie Chaplin picture "The Circus."

This is great, but the music is getting on my nerves.

#84, "Addams Family Values."

Truly, the scariest thing I could end the month on.

#85, I'm 40 minutes into 1933's "Cavalcade," which won Best Picture.

Depicting the life and times of a London family through the first 33 years of the 1900s, it's actually pretty good?

Look, the thing I actually want is to know more about the Legend of Curly's Gold, but what kind of fool just skips straight to the sequel?

#86 is 1991's "City Slickers," which I know nothing about except that I guess Curly's Gold doesn't come up until 1994.

I've had lunch and am 15 minutes into 1994's "City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold."

* Curly is the cowboy who died in the first one.
* He did seem like the type to have a legend about his gold.

#88. I have no idea what 2010's "Remember Me" is about, what genre it is, or anything -- I just know that there's what I imagine must be an absurd last-minute twist that it's set on 9/11 and that Robert Pattinson is

in the wrong place

at the wrong time.

#89. https://beepboop.one/@Alexis/105165367405324697

#90. 2020's "Bill & Ted Face the Music." Let's go.

#91, I've got a soft pretzel and 1999's "The World Is Not Enough," let's go.

I think in this one James Bond shoots some people.

#92. While doing other things, I watched the Blumhouse "Fantasy Island" that I skipped in theatres earlier this year.

It was pretty stupid! But in that fun way you gotta be in the mood for.

#93. I'm about 15 minutes into 1933 Best Picture nominee "The Private Life of Henry VIII," and they've already executed the Queen of England.

#94. The Desert Bus for Hope documentary is on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qZhb7kArF8

Who knows what Desert Bus is gonna do to watching a movie every day, so let's get another one in: #95, 2001's "Jurassic Park III," the one I was invited to three different birthday parties to see in the cinema when I was 10.

#96. The movie theatre is open again so I saw body swap horror comedy "Freaky." https://beepboop.one/@Alexis/105244572798946211

#97. Let's Bames one more Jond. 2002's "Die Another Day."

#98, "Alien vs. Predator."

I imagine we're moving ever closer to the edge of where I still give a shit about either of these franchises.

#99, or #200 since I started counting, 1997's "The Fifth Element."

I'm pretty sure this is
* in space.
* ridiculous.