TV shows or movies
literally run out of stuff to watch I feel like I've watched everything worth watching. Any recommendations for me? My favourite genre is 80s cult horror movies akin to hellraiser but il take any recommendations. Fantasy sci-fi horror is mostly my thing but il watch anything
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Pride and Prejudice 1995
Only pride and prejudice I saw was the zombies one lol I won't be watching the original not my jam bro
>Film
Relic
Phantom of the Paradise
Wake in Fright
The Comedy
>TV
The Critic
Mike Tyson Mysteries
Norm Macdonald Live
Just what I've watched recently
Norm McDonald lol. Thanks for the suggestions but none of that's my cup of tea bruh
>but none of that's my cup of tea bruh
Watch everything. You might discover something amazing that you wouldn't have otherwise liked
There are good lists of movies on the internet. If you really want to watch something good you shouldn't ask Cinemaphile for recommendations.
But most of the stuff I watch I get the ideas from Cinemaphile I've watched a ton of good shows that I saw being shilled or talked about here to including twin peaks, Stargate and better call Saul. I haven't watched sopranos but I don't think that's really my thing haven't watched SOA either Although I've tried a few times but couldn't make it past the first few episodes
Watch sopranos. It's not really the usual bada Bing badaboom mafia violence show you might expect. It's really a masterpiece.
I always say I'm gonna get around to it but then I always end up finding something else to watch instead. I will get around to it at some point though. What kind of stuff actually happens in it? I always imagine the premise to be boring to me. At the moment I'm watching the new star wars series andor it's ok so far
The Man from Nowhere
Just googled it I'm not really into foreign shit tbh sorry
You said you'll watch anything.
Yeh il watch anything that I find interesting. I gave the genres I like the most in the OP. And not a single suggestion has been from one of those genres
OP, from your replies, I have come to the conclusion that you are a small minded pleb c**t
>I'll watch anything
>not my cup of tea
>not into foreign shit
have a nice day, moron
Gormenghast (BBC)
The Shield
The Prisoner (1967)
Trailer Park Boys
Eastbound & Down
Sharpe (BBC)
Red Dawrf (BBC)
Nathan For You
Toast of London
Poirot
Seen trailer park boys, Sharpe, red dwarf and poirot. Gormenghast looks interesting. The shield I'm not too keen on police procedurals
Pillars of the Earth
Wolf Hall
Counterpart
Justified
Twilight Zone
The Americans
Night Gallery
Seen justified and the new twilight zone which one did you mean? Il have a look into the others you mentioned though
>Pillars of the earth
Romance, passionate love stories lol PASS
>Wolf hall
Historical period drama, I'll look into it
>Counterpart
Seen season 1 didn't know there was a season 2, I'll watch it.
>The americans
Cold war spy drama, looks interesting il look into it also
>Night gallery
Looks like my type of thing il definitely give it a go, thanks
Pillars of the Earth is not romance. It's about building a cathedral. It's a great shows and could not be made today because it actually celebrates English heritage and the church.
>I'll watch anything bruh fr no cap on gof
>Is that really true, OP?
I should have stated that il watch anything I find interesting lol. Not literally watch anything. I just like a broad range of things is all
Dumbass frogposters
Tbf it's a stealth frog
Stop spoonfeeding this moronic ADHD zoomer.
I'm 33. And yeh I have ADHD lol. Just want some ideas of good shows to watch I've had some of my favourite shows suggested to me on this board
Watch Chernobyl
Only 5 episodes but all kino
Another one that's on my list. A Cinemaphile classic for sure lol. I know all the memes but haven't seen it. GET THIS MAN OUT OF HERE HES DELUSIONAL!!
Modern Vampires is absolute kino
Is this the most racist and redpilled vampire movie Cinemaphile? Craig Ferguson is fricking based in this