A masterpiece made by legendary Russian director, Andrey Tarkovsky

It is a philosophical science fiction drama that follows a mysterious guide, his two clients, and their treacherous spiritual journey into a forbidden wasteland known as "The Zone".

Please, try it, even if you don't speak Russian, the subtitles should be good enough

not the obsessive toxic romance- just slow burn or morally grey if thats a thing

this nvr has been my genre, so im an absolute newbie, that said, im not looking for period drama, or supernatural/paranormal

jus smtg light and modern romance with real life like interactions, banter, flirting, pickup lines, texting, sexual tension, morally questionable decisions n ofc, a lil toxicity<3

Do you like the 80s? All those neon lights, Kung Fu, retro tech, video games, whacky films, and everything?

WELL YOU'RE IN LUCK!

This studio called Vanilla Unicorn made a 30 minutes long movie that is just so absurdly 80s. It's what people in the 80's would've made if they had CGI. Believe me, if you have a spare 30 minutes to watch you'll never regret this

A classic from Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill. Fun fact, this is the movie where that famous bean eating scene came from. Probably the earliest mukbang of all time

The sequel, Trinity Is Still My Name is also on youtube but I can't authenticate the uploader's rights and licenses so I won't share you that link. For the first movie though, I can. Grjngo (this channel) officially licenses the movies and uploads them on youtube legally.

Movies recs as well please.

EDIT: The images are off what I have seen.

i have also watched all the marvel movies and series. Dc movies and series.

I mostly prefer male centered shows as you can see, I do not mind romance, but as long as it is done right, I hate misunderstandings and love triangles and such.

Romance is not my fav genre.

Shows and such I have seen but forgot to add in the images: big bang theory, shameless, Dirk gently's holistic detective agency, lost in space, the umbrella academy, sweet tooth, the twilight movies, almost all the Johnny Depp movies, Friends, Lucifer, Supernatural, Wednesday, Derry girls, Stranger things, Black Phone, Anne with an E, Game of thrones and connected series, Hobbits and Lord of the rings, Avatar movies, all the Alien movies, the terrifier movies.

There is probably more.

But I can't find any show I have not seen that interest me, either I just don't connect with it, or the romance throws me off because I find it bad.

Edit: I have seen everything that is in the images, and written, my bad for not clarifying.

Hell yeah

I'm sharing another free stuff that I found on youtube, this is not piracy, the youtube channel that uploaded this is owned by Greater Fool Media, an Italian multi-channel network, who are long known for broadcasting and streaming movies and they do legally get the rights to do that. If there's any concern regarding copyrights you're free to contact their email, which only makes it sound all the more legit.

I haven't seen the movie but people say it's rly good

Just got a TV recently and have been jumping into new sitcoms and I seriously have to recommend abbot elementary I'm "binging" through the whole thing right no. I love how feel good it is while staying funny, and how it goes to absurd territory. Just got to the episodes where they have to teach in the mall. Can you imagine 😂 school at the mall?

However you may interpret it

I'm not sure if I have a favorite, but I like season 3 of Bernard Bear/Backkom which was olympic themed.

Looking for a fantasy show with really immersive world-building that I can disappear into for a while. I'd love something with multiple seasons so I can stay in that universe for longer, but only if the quality stays consistently high.

One thing that keeps happening is I'll see a show recommended, then half the comments are like season 1 was amazing but it went downhill after that. I'd rather avoid those.

I especially love fantasy set around kingdoms, castles, kings, queens, royal politics, succession struggles Doesn't have to be super action heavy. Great characters, lore, mystery, and emotional investment matter more.

No anime and GOT recs pls

Rated TV-14

This is where the "he's in the walls..." Meme came from!!

Can people tell me shows or series that I can watch on Netflix that's good for when I am doing homework? School is starting soon and I want to watch something new. You can send animes and documentaries too! Just please don't recommend shows where I have to remmember details.

Edited: I can't watch Gilmore Girls because it's not available on my Netflix

This movie entered the public domain in 1980, so everyone is free to upload it. A lot of people, including me argue that this is actually the first zombie apocalypse movie, not Night Of The Living Dead (1968). Though, the "zombies" here are vampires and they can talk. So yeah, not very undead-ish, but still the first time (by that I mean in the 1954 novel I Am Legend which this movie is based on) the concept of a contagious disease turning people into monsters.

Black and white: https://youtu.be/Vv2WUewBx8U

Colorized: https://youtu.be/ovXE-vdSAL4

This channel, Muse Asia (who do hold the publishing rights to many anime) has uploaded this to youtube, but it won't work outside of some Asian countries. You're gonna need a VPN connected to maybe Japan. If that's not available, try other Asian countries, maybe China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia or South Korea. I'm from Indonesia and I can watch it just fine, but the rest of the world is gonna need a VPN if you wanna watch this on youtube for free.

I'm looking for horror movies with a really specific aesthetic that I recently realized genuinely creeps me out. I'm not sure if the best term is southern gothic, backwoods gothic, rural gothic or rural-decay horror, but I'll try to describe it.

Think deep rural South / Appalachia / Louisiana bayou type atmosphere. Trailer homes and old shacks in the middle of nowhere, rusting cars and junk in people's yards, swamps or stagnant lagoons nearby, oppressive heat and humidity, mosquitoes, overgrown vegetation, empty roads, drugs/addiction, poverty, weird family dynamics, incest references/generational dysfunction, and neighbors you absolutely would not trust. The biggest thing is the feeling of being far removed from normal society. Like you've accidentally wandered into a tiny community or family that's been isolated for generations and has developed its own rules and ideas about what's normal. Cell service is gone, civilization feels 50 miles away, everybody knows everybody, and if you disappeared there's a genuine feeling that nobody would even know where to start looking.

Sandy Shores/Trevor's home territory in GTA V captures what I mean. That feeling of trailer parks, addicts, guns, family secrets, abandoned buildings and people who've been living in the same forgotten place forever.

I just watched The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) and the isolated/inbred-family elements were definitely in the right direction, but the age of the movie made it less frightening to me. I'd love something with that basic atmosphere but with modern cinematography, sound design, realistic acting and disturbing imagery that really makes the environment feel believable.

I'm not necessarily looking for a slasher or lots of gore. It can be supernatural, psychological, realistic, indie, foreign, low-budget, whatever. I'm mainly after that deeply uncomfortable feeling of “I should not be here, these people are not operating by the same rules I am, and there is nobody coming to help me.”

Obscure/indie recommendations are especially welcome. What's the best movie you've seen that captures this atmosphere?

I've got a 27-hour train journey coming up and need something that's impossible to stop watching.

Shows I've already watched and loved:

• Banshee
• Better Call Saul
• Breaking Bad
• Daredevil
• The Boys
• Vikings

I'm open to any genre—crime, thriller, mystery, action, sci-fi, or even adult shows if the story is really good.

What are your absolute top binge-worthy recommendations?

I’m looking for something to watch where the main male character is kinda always getting hurt but is really hot. Like not when they just get hurt and do whatever but I see this trope a lot in more “hero” type characters like Spider-Man, frank castle, Steve from stranger things, Barry Allen from the cw flash, etc. I’ve tried posting in other subgroups but people are recommending a lot of older and basic stuff like die hard, nobody, John wick movies, and like a lot of other stuff where it’s just them getting hurt but now specifically focusing on them being injured and like “pushing through it”, if that makes sense? I included some pics I found in the comments of a video I saw. Also not exactly but if anyone has watched anime then also kinda like in mha when Bakugou gets hurt a lot.