On Wednesday, the first movie was the 1991 movie Popcorn, directed by Mark Herrier. It was my first time watching it and I thought it was pretty fun. It feels like parts of things you've seen before but all mashed up, but it works! It's probably something I'll watch again in future years. I followed it with The Sorcerers, a movie released in 1967 from director Michael Reeves. It was my first time watching this too. Probably not necessarily the best thing for a Halloween marathon, but the scenario that plays out is pretty horrific in its own way. The character who ends up the main villain quickly ratcheted up from...well, I'd say 0-100, but probably higher than 0, on the psychopathy meter. It's kinda wild how quickly and easily they went to the extremes they did. Entertaining though.
Last night I watched the 1969 movie Blind Beast from director Yasuzô Masumura. It's pretty adult in some regards, so viewer discretion is advised. I thought it was a pretty interesting watch and a good movie. I also watched the 1965 movie Fanatic (otherwise known as Die! Die! My Darling!) from director Silvio Narizzano. Not bad!
My English teacher showed us part of "The Princess Bride" today; he said it was based on "true events" that occurred in ancient times. He's funny, I like him. (BTW, when the NES baseball game appeared in the beginning he was like, "See, it's ancient! That's a Nintendo 64 right here!" Umm...what. XD)