I've been bunch of interesting movie suggestions from different sources lately. Here are a couple that have led me to some good (and some not so good) movies that I've never seen before. For example, movies by budget:
www.the-numbers.com/movie/budgets/all

I like perusing that for movies that didn't cost much on but earned a ton. That's often an indication that there's something worth checking out there. For example, Dr. Strangelove, Carrie, and Taxi Driver cost under $2M each. Hellraiser (remember Pinhead?) only $1M. Evil Dead, the crazy awesome horror flick with Bruce Campbell and a chainsaw on his arm that helped inspire Id Software's Doom game - only $375K.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banned_films
en.wikipedia.org and
/wiki/List_of_films_banned_in_the_United_States
are also pretty good.
Check out Ireland's list of banned movies. Lol.

Another interesting one is filmsite.org's Top 100 lists organized by year. 1977, for example, includes Airport 77 "I picked a bad day to stop snorting cocaine." "Excuse me, do you speak Jive?", Annie Hall, Eraserhead, High Anxiety, and a number of foreign films.
Their selection is all over the place, from mainstream to cult and underground. Deep Throat and Deliverance are on the list for 1972, along with Fritz the Cat and Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex* *but were afraid to ask.
www.filmsite.org/titles-filmsite100.html

are they really planning on putting sex & nudity into the show?

ITT: clever sign gags you never understood

I kill myself somtimes.

What would you like to see next for Ashley Boettcher, career-wise?

What did they mean by this?
https://www.cbr.com/joker-movie-backlash-explained/
http://archive.fo/u91Pe

Reminder that the most active bunker board so far seems to be on https://vch.moe/tv/index.html , complete with Gahoole as a mod.

>wow al pacino!
>Stfu nigger
What did he mean by this?

Confirmed kino?

The Frugal Gourmet (#F!awt3wTjS!nQsYgdo_u-Yh0vLA-ohcIA)

The Frugal Gourmet was a classic cooking show that first aired in the late 70s on WTTW in Chicago. Later, re-airing nationally on PBS from 1983 to 1997.

There are no DVDs of this show in existence. Old VHS recordings were uploaded to Youtube a while back ago, but Google Inc. shut it all down. Fortunately for us, I have it all backed up.

All the episodes will be mirrored below in timely fashion, many of them come in two parts. A few special holiday episodes come in three or four parts.

Expect around 4 to 5 episodes mirrored per day until uploading is finished. (This show is also currently being shared via the P2P client Soulseek!)