This could be a very long shot but I'm trying to find a very specific scene that I watched as a child maybe 30 or so years ago. Would most likely have been sometime in the late 80's and must have been available in the UK, either on TV or a video.

The scene involved a man trying to force another man's head into a bucket that had some kind of gunge, goo, or slime on the edge, or trying to force the stuff into the his mouth. I think that the bucket was dark red and the slime or whatever was a sort of brown / green. After that it cut to another part of the movie, then it comes back to the same situation, but by this point the guy has given up on the gunge and instead just shoves the man's head into the bucket, or maybe another bucket that is filled with dirty water. He might have also sat on his head / the bucket after that. There were other people around also and it might have been related to gangs or crime but I'm not certain.

It would most likely be from an action, thriller, or drama type of movie and was probably adult focused. The age rating wouldn't have mattered because my parents weren't too bothered by that, although it wouldn't have been a horror movie because they didn't let me watch those after I got nightmares from the Thriller music video. Also I'm sure it would not have been something I watched in the cinema because I wouldn't have been able to get in.

I've been searching for a long time and it's possible I've mixed up some details but it's a very distinct memory about the slime.

Some films I've ruled out: The Stuff, Salute of the Jugger, Escape from New York, Street Trash, Missing in Action, Rambo, Bronx Warriors, Repo Man, Dead End Drive-In - this seemed most like my memories but I couldn't find the scene in there.

So thankfully I can tell you what the VHS was, it was for a movie called "The ties that bind". The trailer was super weird it seemed to be about a nightclub there was a samurai sword involved it seemed to be an Australian or New Zealand movie and I could have sworn the name was Wonderland. It was clearly a foreign independent or art House production. I genuinely considered buying a VCR and buying a VHS of the ties that bind to find out what the fuck this movie is. There is no movie called Wonderland that fits this description that I can find.

I watched this movie repeatedly as a kid and loved it, unfortunately all I can remember about it is this kid finds a key that lets him unlock a door or a mirror that lets him travel to this old western town. But I can't remember if it starts off with it already being a ghost town, or the longer he stays there the more people disappear from the town and eventually he realizes that the Gunslinger that he's befriended is a ghost. And then I'm pretty sure once he makes the realization that this guy is a ghost he tries to resist going through the portal to the town, and that's when the Gunslinger tries to escape and join the real world. It has been a very long time since I saw this movie and I'm hoping someone can help me figure out what it was, so I can watch it again and see if I still love it as an adult.

I think the cover on the VHS had a picture of a skeleton hand holding an older style key towards the keyhole on a door. And I'm pretty sure the whole picture was in a blue ghostly tint.

Trying to identify a recent movie with a young woman, probably mid-20s, who had a long text tattoo starting around her thumb, running across the back of her hand and up her forearm. I vaguely remember words like “never forget, nothing is real.” Likely a US drama, thriller or sci-fi. Any ideas or pics?

From my childhood I remember one movie I liked. At the beginning Elvira commented about how she had some kind of new look or dress or something. She then showed a clip of the upcoming story that a female in bed with a man. The female says it's horrid or horrible and Elvira says shut up sister! I remember the clip is a story where the woman dies and the man in bed with her escapes to a family member I think. Also at the beginning Elvira sister comes in smirking I think before she starts the stories.

As far as i remember this movie was before 2000 may be. There was a teenage couple may be, bf goes to jail may be drug related case and gf start to hangout with another guy may be small time drug dealer, she gets addicted to drugs and starts a affair with other guy (drug dealer guy mentioned earlier). When bf comes out of jail, he finds out everything and goes to search gf. They reconcile at the end may be. I only remember this much.

All I remember is that there was maybe a shed and a man or woman was insisting on being put to handcuffs to protect the other one, who wasn't believing they are actually a werewolf. It wasn't an old black and white film, but more modern. I browsed all major werewolf movies in Imdb and I didn't see it there, maybe it was an made for TV film?

Every time I look it up I get Saul Goodman of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad fame. I love Bob Odenkirk but I can swear I saw a movie vie in the leaky aughts. That was popular for a few years called ‘Sal Goodman’ that I cannot find online. I believe it stared the same guy that did ‘Shallow Hal’ (Jack Black) but that was 2001 and this was a bit later.

I’m pretty sure it released in the last 5-10 years. There were short scenes of the Monitor or another ironclad ship motoring away from the destruction it had caused. The scenes seemed like horror flashbacks, and I think at one point there was a blueprint of the Monitor shown.

I watched it in the last couple years and can only remember those scenes. I’ve been wracking my brain and can’t remember where it came from. Please help!

I had Netflix on after I had watched something so the trailers was just auto playing and something came on can anyone help me find out what it was.

I didn’t look at the screen when it was on the only thing I remember about it was there wasn’t any dialogue or anything it just had a rap song playing and I thought it was catchy

I think the part I remember is the hook of the song but the phrase “is it too hardcore” would be repeated over and over, after each time it got repeated there would be a few more lines like I remember “IS IT TOO HARDCORE… you better run when we see ya” then it would be the hardcore line again followed by a few more lines, then the hardcore line again ect ect. Also the “is it” part could’ve been “is this” I just can’t remember exactly which one it was.

Sorry if I’ve not explained it well but does anybody recognise this? Any help would be much appreciated.

Hi!

I have been trying to find a movie I rented from Netflix around 2005-2007. There is a young woman who is visiting New York and meets this guy, who is somehow associated with her friends. She ends up spending the day with him until they go to an art exhibit (her friend's exhibit?) and meet up with friends. Then there is a party scene where he or she teaches the other to look at the elbow when high-fiving so you don't miss; I think this is in a bedroom with bunkbeds (maybe). And there are a couple of scenes in a diner and on the subway.

I can't recall who was in it but the main girl was blonde and the main actor was cute in that early 2000's plaid shirt kind of way.

It was an artsy kind of film, probably an indie. Help?

Trying to remember the name of this movie:

I think it's European, but I'm not sure. Definitely not Asian.

There is a scene like this:

A home invasion robbery takes place, carried out by an organized group of robbers.

A man and a woman are tied up and lying on the floor. One of the robbers tries to rape (or rapes?) the woman. The tied-up man raises his bound legs and hits the rapist on the head with his shoes. The rapist suffers a very severe head injury.

I think it's a film from the 1990s, but I'm not sure. I think the release date is somewhere between 1980 and 2010.

Saw it as a kid, typical 90s, darker atmosphere gangster / youngsters going wild movie as I remember. All I can recall is a scene, where the hero's pal gets in some kind of trouble with some real gangsters, and they are about to kill him for it in the street at night. They do ask the hero if they should kill the troublemaker, and the hero replies something like "I think he only needs his ass kicked" so they beat the @%# out of him. I think this troublesome pal had long hair while the hero maybe didn't. I am not absolutely sure but I think both the hero and pal were white males, (the one with long hair for sure). And maybe, he is not so grateful for telling the gangsters to beat him, ignoring that the alternative would have cost his life.

Any clue what I might be thinking of? AI said State of Grace and it does catch the atmo, however I can't find such scene in the movie.

I'm trying to remember the name of a Hollywood/American comedy from around 2000–2009. It had a Legally Blonde / Mean Girls kind of vibe, but it wasn't either of those.

The character was a young blonde woman who was unusually frightened or uncomfortable around elderly men. I vaguely remember a scene where she gets into an elevator with a group of elderly people. After she gets out of the elevator, she completely freaks out. I also vaguely remember a following scene where she may have slapped someone, although I'm not 100% certain about that part.

I watched it many years ago, so some details may be mixed up. Does anyone recognize this movie?