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F**k You, A**hole: The Best Movie Swearing

F**k You, A**hole: The Best Movie Swearing

Terminator Genisys disappointed on many levels, but I think I felt most let down by the dearth of hardcore swearing. Allow me to guide you through some of the best instances of big stars saying bad words.

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It Follows

It Follows (2015)

Since dazzling film festival audiences the world over last year, this superlatively creepy American indie has gone on to become a sleeper box office hit and the most acclaimed horror film in decades.

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Movie Food I Would Like To Eat, Please

Movie Food I Would Like To Eat, Please

For me, movie-going is a sensory experience first. I love how movies make me feel, and I love how they make me think, but it’s the initial primal, reaction that I love the most. Which is probably why I find myself coveting a lot of movie food. Also, I love food.

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The Smiling Satanists and Other Polite Villains

The Smiling Satanists and Other Polite Villains

Dr. Julian Karswell from Night of The Demon. Minnie and Roman Castavet from Rosemary’s Baby. Phillip Vandamm from North By Northwest. Why are villains with good manners so appealing?

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The Ground We Won

The Ground We Won (2015)

Director Christopher Pryor and producer Miriam Smith’s follow-up to their stellar 2012 documentary How Far Is Heaven is one of the most powerfully cinematic New Zealand movies ever made. Although the stunning black and white visuals alone make this new documentary a must-see, it’s also ridiculously entertaining, repeatedly insightful and consistently hilarious.

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Interstellar

Interstellar (2014)

This post-Kubrick sci-fi epic from writer/director Christopher Nolan (Inception, The Dark Knight trilogy) is his most ambitious film yet, and in my opinion, also his best. It’s unbridled awesomeness of the highest order, and a new precedent for scale.

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