The Invisible Man's Revenge (1944)

I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007)

Naked Lunch (1991) - I think I'm loving it, but wtf?

Warlock (Julian Sands), follwed by an episode of The X-Files (S8): Three Words. -kd5-

A Perfect World

Sora no daikaijū Radon (1956) - Known primarily as Rodan, this was my first viewing of the original Japanese version. Love the tension and uncertainty building up to the reveals.

Toy Story...AGAIN!...With my 4 year old who suddenly wants to watch nothing else! And at age 51 I've seen this way too many times! Oh well...

Virtuosity (1995)

Supernatural season 1 discs 5 and 6

The Virgin Spring. First viewing... and it was moving beyond comprehension. Truly, one of the best art films with a soul for storytelling, character, subtle use of music, gorgeous cinematography, and many important questions that you will long be left thinking about after the film is done.

That was my first reaction when I saw the flick in the early 90's. Then I read the book (no easy/small task), saw the movie again and the experience was increased tenfold. The book and movie complement each other beautifully, the former with background details the movie skips and the latter with striking visualizations of Burrough's dense prose. Easily Cronenberg's most ambitious movie to date, one in which he succeeds more often than he fails.

3 episodes of The X-Files (S8): Empedocles, Vienen, & Alone. -kd5-

MST3K: The Lost Continent

Completed:

Bionic Woman: Volume One (2007)

Warlock: The Armageddon, followed by the next episode of The X-Files (S8): Essence. -kd5-

Missle to the Moon (1958) - Very low budget, Ed Wood-ish quality to it. Watched it twice, once with rifftrax, both were funny.

The 4th Floor

Precious

3 episodes (and part of a 4th) of The X-Files: The last episode of S8: Existence, the first 2&1/2 episodes of S9: Nothing Important Happened Today (Parts 1 & 2), and the first half of Daemonicus. -kd5-

Mothra (1961) - Well, I couldn't find my DVD so I watched it online. That still counts though, right?

What Doesn't Kill You...Mark Ruffalo and Ethan Hawke. Very good.

Backfire (1950)

Deadwood S2 disc 4 episodes 8, 9, & 10

'The Good The Bad The Weird' on Blu.

I like it more every time I see it.

C.O.P.S. Volume 2. For a 1980s cartoon series, it has held up pretty good. I've been enjoying it.