Jellyfish Eyes / Mememe no kurage (2013, Takashi Murakami)
めめめのくらげ (村上隆)
Jellyfish Eyes / Mememe no kurage (2013, Takashi Murakami)
めめめのくらげ (村上隆)
The Mountain of the Cannibal God / La montagna del dio cannibale (1978, Sergio Martino)
Also known as: Prisoner of the Cannibal God / Slave of the Cannibal God
Beefcake (1998, Thom Fitzgerald)
7/2/17
The Eraser / Keshigomu (1977, Shuji Terayama)
消しゴム (寺山修司)
Worst Film (tied): Jenny’s
Wedding, Home
Sweet Hell and Life
as We Know It
Most Problematic Film: Jenny’s
Wedding
Runner
Up: Hustle
Film with Worst Tonal Issues (tied): Jenny’s
Wedding, Home
Sweet Hell and Life
as We Know It
Worst Performance: Josh Duhamel in Life
as We Know It
Worst Ensemble Cast: Jenny’s
Wedding
Most Annoying Performance (tied): Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast
at Tiffany’s and Natalie Portman in Garden
State
Most Shameless Vanity Project: Garden
State
Most Overrated Film (tied): Garden
State and Breakfast
at Tiffany’s
Runner Up:
Blandest Film: Rogue
One
Best Worst Film: Sinbad
of the Seven Seas
Best Film: Ruby
in Paradise
Best Noir: Scarlet
Street
Best Performance: Ally Sheedy in High
Art
Best Ensemble Cast: Wild
at Heart
Runner Up: Mask
Best Production Design: Black Narcissus
Best Special Effects: Super
Mario Bros.
Best Original Score (tied): Charles
Engstrom, Ruby
in Paradise, Peer Raben, Whity
Gayest Film: Auntie
Mame
Runner Up: Suddenly,
Last Summer
Best Hunk: Sam Elliott in The
Quick and the Dead
Runner Up: Lou Ferrigno in Sinbad
of the Seven Seas
Most Wonderfully Weird Film (tied):
Super
Mario Bros. and Chastity
Runner Up: Hustle
Coziest Film: Chastity
Runner Up:
Ruby
in Paradise
Most Powerful Experience: Twin
Peaks: The Return, Episode 8
Angel’s Egg / Tenshi no tamago (1985, Mamoru Oshii)
天使のたまご (押井守)
7/1/17
The Snake Pit (1948, Anatole Litvak)
7/1/17
The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (1976, Lewis John Carlino)
“You might not believe it, but poor old Cedric here used to hunt for his food in the woods, but now he’s in the house, almost continually. He no longer hunts. He’s lost his purity, his sense of the order of things, betrayed them for a saucer of warm milk and a rub behind the ear. What you see here is a fat, soft cat, posing as life.”
7/1/17
Cold Steel (1987, Dorothy Ann Puzo)