TV/Movie Recommendations and Identification

[USER_6969]

The Exorcist (1973)
The Omen (1976)
Rosemary's Baby (1968)
The Wicker Man (1973)
Don't Look Now (1973)

 

[JadedSkywalker]

Jerry Goldsmith's score is of course fantastic. For the Omen which has been discussed through the years.

 

[slipperysuckery69]

I love cheesy horror movies, with that being said, my top 5 would have to be:
Halloween 4 1988
Paranormal Activity 2007
A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984
Jeepers Creeper 2001
Bride of Chucky 1998

 

[JadedSkywalker]

For straight up Cheesy fun nothing beats Army of Darkness.

As for Freddy movies i'd probably pick part 1, 3 and Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

 

[CH3rrY]

1. The Thing 1982
2. Alien
3. Dawn of the Dead 2004
4. Evil Dead 2
5. Train To Busan

 

[B4ph0met]

1. Hereditary (2018)
2. The Witch (2015)
3. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
4. The Shining (1980)
5. The Thing (1982)

 

[TossACoin2URWitcher]

Alien
The Shining
Insidious
Conjuring
Evil Dead 2

 

[JadedSkywalker]

I'd place The Terminator, And Alien, and The Thing on my all time Sci FI list. I have an entire separate list just for Kubrick.

 

[cernunnos787]

I love cheesy horror movies, with that being said, my top 5 would have to be:
Halloween 4 1988
Paranormal Activity 2007
A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984
Jeepers Creeper 2001
Bride of Chucky 1998

jeepers is a fun underrated one

 

[staller]

Since a lot of people are grinding to get LCs, why not get recommendations on something other than adult games while grinding? I will post a few that I like:

1. Death in paradise
2. Father Brown (the new one)
3. Midsomer Murders
4. Sherlock Holmes (with Jeremy Brett)
5. The lLst Detective
6. Shetland (excluding the newest season 8 and onward)
7. Inside No. 9
8. Don't forget the driver
9. Heartbeat
10. Doc Martin
11. IT Crowd
12. Murdoch Mysteries
13. Mystery Road
14. The Heart Guy
15. Line of Duty

There are more but I will let others post them.

 

[Unending2164]

Taskmaster is the only British show that i have watched but i really enjoy it.

 

[Arachel]

I thought Carter was pretty good coming out of Canada, but I like a good campy detective show and Jerry O'Connell.

 

[User_90167]

I would have to say a tie between What we do in the Shadows and IT Crowd

 

[agincog]

Toast of London. Matt Berry is the best.

 

[staller]

Well, something good is coming out this grindfest. I haven't seen any of it except for Toast of London (it's funny).

Toast of London. Matt Berry is the best.

 

[staller]

I thought Carter was pretty good coming out of Canada, but I like a good campy detective show and Jerry O'Connell.

There is one that is Seinfeldish kind of show about a guy who owns a gas station. Can't recall the name. That was good. Murdoch mysteries is Canadian show too

 

[pauliesmit]

Top Gear. Even the re-runs are still good

 

[Antaeus]

Doctor Who for semi-serious,
Red Dwarf is good, more light-hearted though

 

[Arachel]

There is one that is Seinfeldish kind of show about a guy who owns a gas station. Can't recall the name. That was good. Murdoch mysteries is Canadian show too

Is Murdoch Mysteries campy. I don't care for shows like Luthor that are more grizzled. I'm a Psych, Monk, Diagnosis Murder kind of gal.

 

[staller]

Is Murdoch Mysteries campy. I don't care for shows like Luthor that are more grizzled. I'm a Psych, Monk, Diagnosis Murder kind of gal.

I love Monk. I have watched it at least 3 times. I liked Psych too. For witty shows, Frasier is my go to show. Lost count how many times I have watched it. Murdoch is set in late 19th century about a detective who finds novel ways (new discoveries at that time) to solve mysteries. It has a lot inventors of that time. It may take a full season to get into the show though.