Indie Film Release Guide: September 18th [An ONTD Original]

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Comments

[holyfrijoles_2]

I mentioned this in the roundup but I watched The Green Inferno and it was boring af and really poorly constructed. Washed the taste out of my mouth with The Sacrament (coincidentally produced by Eli Roth) which is a MUCH better movie and genuinely harrowing/upsetting. Tbh it’s basically [Spoiler (click to open)]A not even that thinly fictionalized retelling of Jonestown but still a much better watch overall.

Going to watch The Devil All the Time tonight but I’m greatly lowering my expectations (which were already kind of low tbh)

[futrefilmdirctr]

The Sacrament is West’s best work.

[_myaugust]

The Sacrament was really good! I’m happy I didn’t watch Green Inferno despite it being recommended via Netflix to me all the time.

I’m halfway through The Devil All the Time and it’s ok. Not sure where it’s going.

[milfordacademy]

that movie with jude law sounds good

[therearewords]

Okay, Stage Mother could be heartfelt and cute etc.

[crankyundergrad]

I watched it recently, it was sweet and uplifting but I cried a tiny bit too (not uncommon for me though). Would recommend giving it a go.

[forestofthedead]

I was curious about Lost Girls and Love Hotels, so I found the book on Goodreads and it has 3.38 rating, so I think I'll pass.

I finally watched Last Christmas. It was cute and I didn't expect Croatian characters, I would have watched it earlier if I knew about that.

[ahkna]

I had to check that The Nest wasn't connected to the tv show that aired this year.