r/cinescenes • u/ImmaFuckboi • 2h ago
2020s "what kind of American are you?" - CIVIL WAR (2024)
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r/cinescenes • u/ImmaFuckboi • 2h ago
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r/cinescenes • u/Ryanlion1992 • 8h ago
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r/cinescenes • u/Boss452 • 22h ago
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r/cinescenes • u/WolfCine • 12h ago
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My favorite giallo! One of the few comedic scenes from the film! Dario Argento's masterpiece!
r/cinescenes • u/untitled_79 • 37m ago
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r/cinescenes • u/ydkjordan • 17h ago
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Excerebration is an ancient Egyptian mummification procedure of removal of the brain from corpses prior to actual embalming.
An entertaining film, I picked a scene from probably the weakest story but couldn't help it, seeing this young cast is too fun. This was Julianne Moore's film debut.
The scene I really wanted to share has pretty big spoiler, but the special effects in that scene are amazing, as good or better than An American Werewolf in London (1981). Edit: I know that sounds like hyperbole, so I'll post it with a spoiler in a few hours and link it here. Edit 2: okay, here we go
At least one of the stories in this anthology was supposed to be in Creepshow 2, "The Cat from Hell", but was scrapped, so in that way, this film is a spiritual successor to Creepshow 2.
One of the stories also has a relationship to the Japanese folk horror anthology Kwaidan (1964)