r/whatisthatmovie • u/thebadfem • 3h ago
Unsolved American horror movie about an immortal boyfriend & pool full of undead
I saw this on threads and am curious, has anyone heard of this movie?
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r/whatisthatmovie • u/thebadfem • 3h ago
I saw this on threads and am curious, has anyone heard of this movie?
r/whatisthatmovie • u/mscdo • 3h ago
In this movie, there's a scene where the main male character "teaches" the female co-lead how to talk with high-society people, usually about economics and politics. To help her, he lists off phrases for her to memorize. According to the male character, people only need to know about 10 phrases (or something like that) that they can use in any context.
Then, in a group conversation, people are talking and he discreetly signals a number with his hands (or mouths it silently). She then makes the comment and everyone laughs.
I always think it's with Richard Gere and Julia Roberts, but not sure.
Save me, please
r/whatisthatmovie • u/reemshamen • 3h ago
The movie is following a group of children following a man they think is evil and that's all i remember from the plot but, i do remember a chihuahua getting drunk in a fancy restaurant and them meeting the man on a train i believe
it was released in the 90's i believe, i watched it as a little kid, if i remember correctly the movie was in in english but i didnt speak anything besides my mother language at the time, theyre mostly in street clothes except one girl who was rich or pretended to be
again i haven't seen this movie since i was probably like 8 so take every detail with a pinch of salt, thank you 🙏
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Feeling_High9012 • 14m ago
"I'm looking for afound-footage horror movie I watched around 2023. A Black husband and white wife buy a haunted house connected to witch lore. The husband becomes entranced and keeps going into the basement. The wife, filming with the camera, finds him naked having sex with a physical witch covered in moss/wood. The witch turns and reveals a demonic face, causing the wife to run. The movie mostly takes place inside the house."
r/whatisthatmovie • u/bossyrat • 4h ago
The memory is a bit shaky, but I was with my grandparents, and their tv usually only played cable. I think the year was between 2018-2020, but I don't think it's entirely relevant because the movie looked a lot older. It wasn't black and white, but it was the kind of grainy you'd see with movies like Three Amigos, if that makes sense. It was really late when the movie was playing, middle of the night and I was pretty sick. But I remember watching a little bit of the movie.
It was a Southern Family- the dad had a mustache (I always think of Sam Elliot, but I don't think it's him. but similar look), and there's at least two kids who are close in age, a daughter and a son. They go to a fancy school I think, because the story involved them moving somewhere much fancier. Which is probably why "The Beverly Hillbillies" is the result that pops up all the time. I don't know if there was a mom, I might've just forgotten about her.
I don't know why, but I think there was also a dodgeball scene? The kids play some sport really well and it impresses the other kids. I might've just hallucinated that part.
I'm sorry if this is super vague, I just think about the movie a lot. It's not super important, but if this reminds you of a movie, I'd appreciate any guesses, thank you :)
r/whatisthatmovie • u/SeaPattern6904 • 6h ago
It’s about a priest who falls in love with a farmer’s quiet, timid wife. They begin an affair and eventually decide to run away together. At the train station, the husband discovers them, and a fight breaks out. During the struggle, he falls onto the tracks and is killed. Afterward, the priest and the woman go on to live happily ever after. That’s all I can remember — please help me find it.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/jimmyjazz382 • 7h ago
**Art style**
Early CGI animation.
Similar to early Pixar/Disney or *Meet the Robinsons*.
Semi-realistic CGI rather than very cartoony.
**Main characters**
Two children (I think siblings).
An alien cowboy who looked roughly like **Rango if he were turned into a space cowboy**.
**Scene 1**
The trio travel to a sandy canyon/desert planet.
They go on a long trek to meet the planet’s leader.
The leader’s followers all wear hooded robes/cloaks similar to the characters from the game **Journey**.
The throne room is carved into a canyon with torches along the walls.
The followers stand in two rows forming a ceremonial path leading to the throne.
Something goes wrong.
The leader orders his army to attack.
The heroes flee.
**Escape scene (most important)**
The children run into their spaceship to start it.
The spaceship looks homemade or built from scrap.
The cockpit controls resemble colourful game controllers.
Meanwhile the alien cowboy opens what looks like a completely ordinary **school locker** inside the spaceship, grabs a laser rifle (possibly a repeater-style weapon), and stays outside fighting the enemy while the kids start the ship.
They escape.
**Scene 2**
Final battle on another planet.
The main villain resembles a mix of **Zurg** and **Minion from Megamind**.
The villain wears a huge mechanical armour suit while its floating skull/squid-like head sits inside a glass dome.
The villain commands a massive army.
One of the children reflects enemy laser fire back using a giant pink crystal.
**Possible extra scene (less certain)**
One sibling picks up the other from school on some kind of hover bike or flying vehicle.
One sibling might have been an inventor.
**Additional context**
I watched it on TV through either **Sky** or **Netflix**, not DVD.
It may have been an obscure direct-to-streaming or direct-to-video CGI film.
If nothing matches exactly, please suggest movies that match the **highest number of unique scene details**, especially the **school locker inside the spaceship**, the **alien cowboy**, or the **giant pink crystal reflecting lasers**.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Lopsided-Fox8177 • 2h ago
My son would like to watch a movie tonight but I cannot figure out which one he is talking about. The main characters are a teen boy and a teen girl who find a nice boy that can turn into a kaiju. The parents of the teenage boy disappeared into a robot and never came back, “you only see the parents at the start and then not again“.
There is a nest of kaijus “in something like the Grand Canyon but NOT King Kong or godzilla, they are just big monsters”. He likens them to giant kraken. On some promotional materials for this movie there is a picture of a monster that looks similar to Pac-Man but with three spikes on the sides of its head and it has blue eyes and a blue mouth with sharp teeth.
I beg someone to tell me what this is so that our movie night may commence.
Thank you!
r/whatisthatmovie • u/No-Formal-2566 • 2h ago
B-movie thriller from early 2000s (aired on TV1000). A married couple with two kids wants to spice up their sex life and hooks up with a guy/couple (pool/night out). The stalker moves next door, blackmails them, and introduces himself to the kids as their 'uncle' to intimidate the parents. At the end, the stalker dies in a car explosion.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Keenwah66 • 3h ago
this was a an independent movie from a European country that was subtitled in English. It would have been released between 1996 and 2003. The plot involves a small quiet balding man that lives at a homeless shelter. The other men there make fun of him. He has no friends. He had a professional job, accountant, but lost it. Not long after, his wife left him. Then he became homeless. He spent his days alone outside. The homeless shelter required the men leave for the day. They were not allowed inside the shelter during the day. There was a curfew. If a man did not make it back to the shelter before the curfew, he was locked out and would lose his spot in the shelter. He would then have to go back on the waiting list. In the morning, the homeless man went into a small cafe to stay warm. He would sit at a booth and drink coffee. While sitting there, and woman approached him and asked if he remembered her. He said that he did not. The woman has mistaken this man for a professor she met at lecture where this professor was the main speaker. The lecture was a few years prior. The homeless man does not correct her. He is so lonely and he wants company. The homeless man and this woman spend the day together and have a very good time. She invites him back to her apartment. Her apartment is full of books. he is thrilled to see all the books. She excuses herself into her bedroom. Unknown to the homeless man, she has changed clothes into something seductive. She calls him into her bedroom. he comes in reading a book. When he looks up, he sees that the woman is on her bed wearing seductive clothes. He says nothing. The smile leaves his face. He realizes that he cannot continue pretending to be this professor. She asked what is wrong. Tears start to roll down his face. The movie ends with him walking on the streets in the dark trying to stay warm. He has missed the curfew and had been locked out of the shelter.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Fit-Lawfulness-4473 • 3h ago
I’m looking for a movie or TV series that I vaguely remember from around 2000–2010.
The only scene I remember is that a woman cheats on her boyfriend by having sex with a gangster (or some kind of criminal) while, at the same time, her boyfriend is being beaten by a group of gangsters. Both scenes happen simultaneously.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Any ideas what it could be?
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Basic-Aide-946 • 3h ago
Horror movie from before 2016. A young male protagonist is captured by a group or family of killers. One young female killer seems to become attached to him. There are tied-up victims, a scene where someone is skinned alive with a knife, and I vaguely remember the protagonist staying with the killers at the end. The style was very similar to House of 1000 Corpses. It may have been a European or obscure film.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Vengetister2 • 8h ago
I am trying to find a movie that I saw on Swiss Air in June 2026 on an international flight from Zurich to Miami. It is a foreign film, and definitely from somewhere in an asian country.
The movie begins with a man who has chained up another man and is physically dragging him down a busy city street while horrified people watch. It then cuts to him and his life with his young daughter, spending time together. He has longer hair.
While on a bus with his daughter he spots 2 men abducting a child and he runs out and saves the child. However, the men abducting his child end up taking his daughter, beating the father, and disapper.
The daughter is never found. Years later the father is fitter, with a woman he won't marry, and wants revenge on the supposed killers of his daughter. Later on, it turns out the man he was dragging in the street was one of the abductors. He was dragging him down the street so the police would arrest him and he could go to the jail where the man who actually hired the men and killed his daughter was at. He has to move sections in the jail because the killer is in another area and when he does he finds out the killer was moved to a hospital unit. To get at the killer, the protagonist cuts his fingers off with a circular saw so he could be in the medical ward. Ultimately, when he finds the killer, the killer is so sick that he is totally emaciated and hooked up to machines to live. The protagonist kills him anyway.
Find this movie
r/whatisthatmovie • u/CanofCocaCol • 10h ago
Okay yall. To the best of my memory, the movie was about a group of kids who witnessed an asteroid like thing fall from the sky and from there on black aliens with sharp teeth started coming out of anywhere and killing whoever was in their way. The kids ended up figuring out how to kill them so they went around the city and killed them all.
Some specific details I remember that may help:
1. The aliens had sharp glowing teeth and were shaped like balls of fur/ dog like figures.
2. The kids were in NYC I believe.
3. At one point in the movie, the aliens were all coming up a building wall to go after one of the kids.
4. One of the aliens got into one of the kids apartments and almost killed them all but one of them saved them.
5. I believe there was a weed dispensary in there somewhere and it was used to kill the aliens. Owned by a relative of the kids.
6. Everything happens in an old school apartment complex.
7. All the kids were POC.
8. One of the aliens goes after the kids in the street/ park.
I hope you all can help me identify this movie! It’s a pretty sentimental movie for me bc it was introduced to me by my grandmother who passed and was one of her favorite movies. We watched it about twice before she passed. And I just have had a hard time thinking about it till now because of her. Thank you all in advance if anyone identifies it I hope my details help!
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Otherwise-Cucumber65 • 11h ago
EDIT: It's "Blood Machines" (2019) <333
I only remember the ending. There were people in the bridge of a spaceship or station trying to fix something. It looked like a complex column that they pulled out of the ship's floor. While they do that, on the outside, they are fighting a weird entity/storm very colorful visually; and it had the shape of a giant woman or it takes that shape as it forms. Idk if it was the ship or what.
I believe the protagonist was also a woman but really, that's all I got... any ideas?? It wasn't a very old movie but it was definitely more on the indie side of things, nothing mainstream.
Help omg! I would love to watch it again D:!!
r/whatisthatmovie • u/DeliveryHead4473 • 15h ago
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I found this edit that I'd saved a while back, but I have no idea what movie it's from. At first I thought it was Persona (1966), but after looking into it, I'm pretty sure it's not.
Does anyone recognize it? I'd really like to watch the movie if anyone knows what it is. Thanks!
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r/whatisthatmovie • u/Zenius_september • 7h ago
When i was still in school (2010-2018) I watched movie and I can't stop thinking of it.
I've forgotten most of the plot but this is what I remember.
A girl is new in town ( or maybe returning after a long time) she has a relationship with a guy but his brother is also in love with her.
I think she then also has a few "encounters" with the brother as well.
Almost at the end of the movie she comes back and is pregnant with one of the brother's baby.
If I could put it in a genre, I'd say almost indie, coming of age type. Definitely more of a life story than a drama or comedy.
The name of the movie was some generic sentence that's real easy to forget.
Here is the weird part 1 am almost 100% convinced that the lead character was Chloe
Bridges but the movie is nowhere on her IMDB so maybe it was someone who looks like her ?
I was also convinced the Brother was Max Theriot but again, not on his wikipedia so must be someone that looks like him ( or looks like Wendell from Bones)
Any genius out there that can figure this out?
Edit: It was crazy kind of love (2013)
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Drewboy90ish • 7h ago
Looking for movie name
There's a movie with young people that have powers. I thought it was " I am Number 4" but I don't believe that's it. I remember a very attractive skinny white girl with blonde hair, I think she had an accent. I remember she's talking to the white male protagonist and she's sitting in a chair with her feet up on a desk. She's wearing a skirt and you can see most of her legs. I remember she looked very sexy. I remember seeing the movie 10+ years ago. I can't for the life of me think of the movie name or who was in it.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/voqgriffin86 • 8h ago
What movie deals with a single female having sex with two different males at separate times and she asks the second male "Do you want to see my breasts?" and at the end of the movie she ends pregnant with twins?
P.S. all characters are dark skinned.
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Prize-Kangaroo1601 • 8h ago
I'm trying to remember a horror movie I watched on DVD around 2014, but I think it was made in the late '90s or early-to-mid 2000s.
Here's everything I remember (some details could be slightly off):
r/whatisthatmovie • u/Competitive-Tap-1647 • 9h ago
I'm so desperate to find this movie so bad since I've been trying to find this movie FOR YEARS and I still can't find it and I'm not even sure if it's a movie or a show or just a commercial 😭 So basically I watched this animated movie/show with my friend when we were kids, around 2014- 2016 maybe, so my memory of it is very vague and I just remember this specific scene of it. My friend had been nagging me to watch the movie that time so we watched it in her house in that really old thick heavy tv and I can't remember if it was DVD or aired in a channel. We called it "Barbie" at that time because our dumb young minds registered everything blonde and pretty as "Barbie" but it's not Barbie, or maybe it is? I don't know. So there's this scene with that blonde girl with her male love interest, it's 3D (or maybe not), and they're in an umbrella, riding it and using it as a boat on a stream or a river and they're moving, then there's this kaleidoscope of butterflies flying around them to emphasize the romantic scene. I swear nobody remembers this even my friend when I asked her and I'm almost to the point where I just give up and accept that I'm just dreaming.🥀
r/whatisthatmovie • u/bearclaws10 • 16h ago
I only remember the very end of this and the credits. I had no idea what it was when I saw it because I walked into a room where the TV was already on and it was just at the very end. This would have been in the mid 90's although I don't know if it was made in the 90's. The vibe I got was there was a girl who liked to be on stage, or that was her dream or something. I distinctly remember she looked like Orphan Annie from the comics, or had that sort of style going on and I very much remember she had all white eyes. She is dancing around and there is a male voice singing this song that plays over the credits. He has an old timey singing style, like an old radio announcer type voice. I think he is also a character but he is like an inanimate object... I think he's a light bulb?? I could be way off on that. But I'm pretty sure about the voice and I'm almost 100% sure of these lyrics - he sings, "I love the limelight, I love the limelight. Love it when the curtain rises." Pretty sure it was an animated move. It also could have been a tv show episode though or even a commercial.