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Netflix Streaming Finds

Lots of noirs and hard boiled 1940s and 50s crime pictures

Kansas City Confidential
Big House USA
The Last Mile
The Naked City
Ace in the Hole
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Scarlet Street
Woman in the Window
Railroaded
Detour
Champion
I Walk Alone
The Big Combo
99 River Street
House by the River
Union Station
Killer's Kiss
 
"Dead Snow". Rather campy and made me laugh. Also, "Lilyhammer" was amusing.

Dead Snow is one of my favorites. :yes:

I really like On Any Given Sunday, 1 and 2. Cycles South is a great one as well.

The original Assault on Precinct 13 is a great 70's flick. Bad acting, see through plot, but a great view of the past.

Edit: One I would warn against is Severed Ways. It looks like it is interesting, but once I realized I was watching a 2 minute POV dump scene, I had to turn it off. I suppose it is good that the guy wasn't constipated.
 
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Dead Snow is one of my favorites. :yes:

I really like On Any Given Sunday, 1 and 2. Cycles South is a great one as well.

The original Assault on Precinct 13 is a great 70's flick. Bad acting, see through plot, but a great view of the past.

I remember going to see "On Any Sunday" back when I was a freshman in high school. I've seen it a couple times on Netflix (still in my queue) and still enjoy watching it. I see where one of my boyhood favorites, Gary Nixon, who used to ride for Team Kawasaki passed away not long ago.

I've seen "Cycles South" which I enjoyed also. You migh also enjoy "Dust To Glory" and "One Week". Nice Norton in the latter and a pretty good movie overall.
 
My favorite source of movies

War of the Arrows - Korean action thriller - Manchu army invades Korea
with an incredible chase scene - ending is beyond Hollywood. Visceral
filming of the bow and arrow.

Fire of Conscience - Hong kong cop film - restaurant battle and subsequent chase scene are very good. Grenade tossed out and tossed back in.

Killer elite - British? - Jason Statham, deNiro. Professional killers vs SAS.

District B13 - French. Parkour (street olympics) and battle between ghetto and government. follow-on equally good (District 13: ultimatum).

And if you really like twists and turns, murder mysteries the Koreans are
masters: No Mercy, Secret, Blood Rain, The Chaser, Tell me Something,
Arang - all good.

For the ultimate in twists and turns (dozens)
Let the Bullets fly - Chinese. the number 1 all-time local movie in China
(not for everyone - slow to most - no hollywood pre-tells, IQ dependent)

Under no circumstances (you have been WARNED) - both Korean
The Isle (during Cannes viewing - many vomited)
Oldboy (horrific story line - revenge at its sickest but one of the best fight scenes during the escape)
 
Some recent, memorable movies thanks to Netflix:

Until the Light Takes Us: A documentary about Norse Black Metal, which gets into just how screwed up those guys are / were. My wife found it more interesting than I did, but i had read Lords of Chaos (NBM book) so I kind of knew a lot of the stories that were covered.

Insidious: A great little horror movie in the spirit of Poltergeist.

House of the Devil: another great horror movie. It's kind of a throwback to 70's haunting movies.

We seem to watch more horror and documentaries than anything else.
 
I'll add Rare Exports for later if you add Irena Palm. Troll Hunter would be awesome to watch if you didn't know what you were watching and it just came on...
 
A year or so ago, I found something VERY interesting in Netflix's collection:

The National Lampoon Television Show
a.k.a. Lemmings - Dead In Concert

My father made sure I grew up knowing about the hayday of National Lampoon and not just the string of movies that have had their name on it. I've read some old back issues and listened to a number of albums as well as the replays on XM/Sirius.

Lemmings was the off-broadway production that featured Christopher Guest, John Belushi, Chevy Chase and a couple of other people. Part of it was apparently a skit show, the second half was a Woodstock parody, The Woodchuck Festival of Peace, Love and Death.

What made this find interesting was the utter rarity of it. The album itself is very hard to find on CD, and I suspect current CD copies were done from really good LP's. The video though, its a mystery. IMDB lists it as having been produced for the then new HBO, but the masters were stolen. I don't even remember when HBO started out.

Anyway, point is, here was something that existed as only rumor....free for the streaming. I knew netflix loves to drop streaming titles; so I did what I felt I could....I used FRAPS to screen capture it. :) Still...I have *no idea* where they got this thing. To this day its existance is an utter mystery, but its real. I've watched it, twice.

....I never knew Chevy Chase could play drums.
 
Probably already mentioned and seen by most but if not check out Tucker and Dale vs. Evil. Not you average hillbillies vs. college kids flick... haha...
 
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