Bingowings wrote: Uzumaki (2000)

Big fan of Junji Ito's manga. Uzumaki (Spiral) has been classified as feminist horror as instead of everyone getting stabbed, everyone gets sucked into a vortex. The movie is relatively lo-fi, a work of admiration. The fun part of it is the computer sfx guys put small spirals thru out the movie in odd and unusual places.

Just got back from "Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie"

Good times with a small but diverse crowd. Lots of nervous giggles, some out right laughs, (one guy really dug the death gag) and the old guy in front of me, kept making scoffing sounds before he fell asleep.

Roger Ebert's review's last paragraph is classic: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120229/REVIEWS/120229974

and on the way home saw Louis CK filming the show. Then someone threw up on the train home...

Tobar wrote: Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (2009)

I watched this too because of the IT Crowd connection. fun movie. The next in this actor connection movie watching for me is 'Safety not Guaranteed' http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1862079/ because of Jake Johnson. Getting a kick out of his character on It's Jess.

Also watched Kevin Smith's Red State. Not sure why that one got made. Comes off as very thin.