@bc22 The guy who plays the very young Lex Luthor is hot too.

@anythingold WOW!!! so hot!!!

@ricky He was perhaps best known for "The A-Team," and a show called "Banecek."

@anythingold I found it on another site. Should be ready for me to watch.

Not a big fan of the second at all even though I loved the first WW a lot... disappointment

@kalayaan: For me it is still the japanese and original version of Ringu (The Ring) 1998 [image: MV5BZjU2OTQwM2QtZjAwMC00MTlhLWFlNjQtYjkxYzQ3MGQwMjNmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjYyMTYxMzk@._V1_UY268_CR4,0,182,268_AL_.jpg] Ringu is a masterpiece! I remember when I watched for the first time… OMG! I watched the 2 sequels (Ringu 2 and Ringu 0) a little after, both are good but not as good as the first one. After a long time I watched Rasen, the first sequel to Ringu, but it was such a weird experience, I understand why they pretended that this first sequel didn't exist and made Ringu 2 instead. Rasen changes the tone and makes the story something else, from the supernatural horror in Ringu we go to a sci-fi spin on Rasen. But it was a nice experience, something like a parallel world version.

Lmao, I laughed at that scene, when he said " I'll do the fingering". Michael fassbender was hot in that movie.

The live action is god-awful. I recommend the original one since that one is beautiful.

For sure for me: A Nightmare on Elm Street, with Freddy Kruger  I love all the different parts! [image: marco-de-plastico-a-nightmare-on-elm-street-freddy-krueger-i51340.jpg]

omg these were all horrible.  Original Nightmare on elm street / original Halloween. Classics.

Thank you for your input JohnAllenson. I am also Canadian and aware of the crimes committed by our governmental institutions. It is a sad reality.

Into the Spiderverse. It's one of the few that puts forward the idea that anyone can choose to be a hero:  there's a Blatino highschool kid, a middle-aged and divorced burnout, a punk chick, an eleven year old with ADHD, an embittered journalist, an elderly widow, a 20 something hotshot, a cartoon pig, a cop, a nurse…. all heroes.  The villains are also varied:  a brilliant and kooky scientist without a moral compass, a cool uncle who found a life of crime to be an 'easy' way out, a wealthy narcissist. It's a much better development of the idea stated in Harry Potter that it's our choices not our abilities that is important.

I think the movie is great. Best sequel since Part 4. Better than H20 and Resurrection. Also I hope that's THE END. A perfect goodbye for Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. And… Jamie Lee Curtis must do more horror. Only watched Scream Queens because of her.

Themed in the context of this site means having an LBGTQ(whatever other letters we're tagging onto that now) theme in it. Non-themed are movies without any of those elements present in the story. ~R.