Have ticked off my first decade! The '70s, of course.

They should have made better films then!

All The Years 2026 Following on from the 2025 effort I am keeping track of films so I can see when I've hit "every" year in 2026. When I watch a movie from a year I haven't before, I'll add it here. From 1916 to 2026 in...

At the halfway mark on this project. Been a bit slow because I started a new job. 55 films to go! letterboxd.com/soundslikeci...

You're outpacing me! I've only crossed off 51 films. 1960-1990 looking very healthy, everything else needs work.

Genuinely and unironically going to plan a trip to visit this library as soon as I can! So many good memories. Still have my library card too.

Screenshot of Letterboxd page for River Queen, featuring a poster that looks like it belongs on a shoot em up movie.

In awe of the default poster for River Queen on letterboxd

Congrats @zoemeager.bsky.social !

LP of Privilege, next to my well-watched BFI Flipside of the film.

While in Germany, Eloise somehow found me an LP of one my literal favourite and most watched (and most obscure) films: Peter Watkin's Privilege (1967). Wild to me that I now own this!!

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre poster with the tagline "Who will survive and what will be left of them?"

This tagline also applies to all the houseplants eloise left me in charge of while she's in Germany for three weeks.

Spinoff headline: Good news: It’s kākāpō fuck season

breaking new frontiers when it comes to headline writing at The Spinoff

New custodians for Theatre Royal | Castlemaine Mail The Theatre Royal Castlemaine is moving into a new chapter with business owners Felicity Cripps and Tim Heath set to […]

This is wildly exciting news! Keeping cinema alive!

I suspect the guy wearing a tshirt that says 'movies' knows a fair bit about movies. Tshirts don't lie!

Congrats guys!
@soundslikecin.bsky.social @cinemelo.bsky.social

I have literally been too busy to post about it, but if you've heard rumours that we bought our town's cinema and now run it, those rumours are true. CINEMA FOREVER!

End credit title card for A Mighty Wind with Catherine O'Hara's name highlighted

Favourite first-time watches of January 2026:
The Old Man & the Gun (2018)
Vanishing Act (1986)
The World's Greatest Sinner (1962)
Midnight (1939)

Last Four Watched! An old favourite and some weirdo shit

Rod Serling's Night Gallery box set from Imprint with two books.

A belated birthday gift from @cinemelo.bsky.social! The complete Night Gallery on bluray from @imprintfilms.bsky.social. Rod Serling is one of my heroes and I *love* season 2 - the only season I've had access to. Until now! Comes with a sick book of all the paintings.

Eddie Murphy as Rudy Ray Moore in Dolemite is My Name, complaining about Lemmon's and Matthau's The Front Page: "It ain't got no titties, no funny, and no kung fu"

this is also my main gripe with most movies

The End written in blood.

And, I should mention, a great final title card!

The Beautiful, The Bloody, and the Bare title card written with blood red paint on a wall

Always love when the title card is part of the film's environment. Last night's viewing of The Beautiful, the Bloody, and the Bare (1964) had a great one!

Everybody thinks 'https:// stands for 'hypertext transfer protocol secure' but it actually stands for 'head to this place, sucka' followed by a colon and two laser sounds

CATASTROPHIC FIRE DANGER RATING

It is my birthday but we are mainly dealing with this

I am once again reminded of the time I was in my 20s and it was New Years Eve and I was walking into town when I went "ah fuck it" and went home and watched all of Sátántangó alone on dvd instead.

Looking at these films again and they are all SICK as FUCK. What a good year!

Screenshot. Gregory's 2025 in Film. Most watched actor: Gene Hackman. Most watched director: Frank Capra

Solid effort.

Also a film I didn't see!!!

Hey man I also like to be a pretentious contrarian when I can, but it is not the case here!

It is probably worth mentioning that I did not get around to seeing One Battle After Another, which sounds so aggressively my jam I am a little afraid of it. Maybe some time in '26.

If you've vibed with other Oz Perkins, it's a blast. If you haven't, it won't change your mind!

Favourite Films of 2025 A list of 10 films compiled on Letterboxd, including Vulcanizadora (2024), 28 Years Later (2025), It Was Just an Accident (2025), The Monkey (2025) and No Other Choice (2025).

Happy New Year! Here's my ranked list: Favourite films of 2025 letterboxd.com/soundslikeci...