dabrasha wrote:Blue Collar - Richard Pryor, Harvey Keitel, Yaphett Koto, and on the soundtrack Captain Beefheart.Was actually just gonna suggest this. Amazing film, makes you regret that Pryor didn't pursue a dramatic acting career.

13 AssassinsThis just may be Takashi Miike's best film. It's definitely one of the best Samurai flicks I've ever seen.

So who here has watched The Headless Woman or Still Walking?Don't tell me you're overlooking the really good stuff.

henry portrait of a serial killer

"In the Loop".Hilarious stuff.

Dave Markey's The Reinactors.

barndog wrote:Another good doc about an endearing character is Bill Cunningham New York. Didn't think I would enjoy this as I'm not really into fashion that much - but I ended up liking it quite a bit.This is a fantastic documentary, and kind of heartbreaking.

Geo Mantle wrote:"The Invention of Dr. Nakamats" pretty short documentary about Dr. Nakamatsu, who has invention some pretty insane things, along with the 3" floppy disk. Fascinating all around, and his eccentric character is pretty endearing to watch.Another good doc about an endearing character is Bill Cunningham New York. Didn't think I would enjoy this as I'm not really into fashion that much - but I ended up liking it quite a bit.

They Came Back. Leave it to the French to distill an emotionally engaging existential drama from the zombie genre. I really liked it, and my girlfriend gives it two wet hankies.

I humbly request that folks link to the Netflix page when making recommendations, as you can quickly add to the queue. I'll throw my two cents in - The Machine Girl - straight up plotless japanese silly gore. Love it love it love it...