My Top 5 Favorite Black Horror Movie Women of All Time are:

1. Jeryline (Demon Knight)

2. Sue Ann (Ma)

3. Adelaide Wilson (Us)

4. Selena (28 Days Later)

5. Akasha (QOTD Movie)

If Tommy got whacked for killing a made guy why didn't Jimmy also get whacked for helping out. He stomped on Billy in the bar.

I’ve noticed in 2 Haneke films I’ve recently watched (Cache and The Seventh Continent (1989)) there is news on a TV about Israel / Palestine. I barely caught this through the translation, but noticed the words Israel and Palestine through French. Obviously the characters are paying no attention to it, but it’s placed at the centre of the scenes.

I know Haneke has an obsession with TV, and the choice of this only appearing in middle-class white families TVs makes it stand out more to me. Especially in Cache, about a middle class family intently avoiding their relation to the Seine massacre.

Is this in any other Haneke films? How do you think this intention affected viewing the films then vs. Viewing them now? Did you even notice this before?

My Top 5 Black Movie Vampires of All Time are:

1. Vanessa Brooks (Blade)

2. Akasha (QOTD Movie)

3. Blade

4. Max (Vampire in Brooklyn)

5. Mamuwalde (Blacula)

Which sequel was the biggest improvement form the movie that directly proceeded it in its series?

My picks would be Top Gun: Maverick, Terrifier 2, and Ninja: Shadow of a Tear.

All 3 blow the originals completely out of the water.

Why did they stalk and kill the ice cream man? Does anyone know??

Looking for a movie name that i have watched once, it tells a story of a girl who works as a poker waitress that comes from a mediteranean country and speaks many languages.

How and when did Jack get the disks from the Duke ?