Messed Up Movies

What makes a movie sexy, and when does desire turn dangerous? We're drafting our favorite erotic thrillers, sexy horror movies, and cult classics in this week's Messed Up Movies draft.
Griffey, Heath, Sam, and Sophia each build a four-movie lineup, with wildly different ideas about what belongs. From Eyes Wide Shut and Species to The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Hellraiser II, we debate obsession, seduction, sexual repression, and the messy relationship between pleasure and horror.
Heath champions erotic tension and manipulation, Griffey heads straight for transgressive territory, and Sophia makes room for outrageous comedy. Meanwhile, Sam pulls a surprise pick: our own movie, Mr. Creamjeans' Hidey Hole.
Plus, we argue about whether sex scenes belong in movies, revisit the erotic thriller boom, and wonder how so many obvious contenders went undrafted.
Who built the best lineup? Vote for Griffey, Heath, Sam, or Sophia in the comments, and tell us which movie we missed.
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This week Griffey and Dandino get hitched and carried across the threshold of a ghost filled nightmare in Del Toro's Crimson Peak. They discuss the film's beautiful if not hollow at times aesthetics, the sparse use of ghost as a metaphor for the past rather than engines of horror, and the movie's desire to be more than a horror or mystery movie. As far as Del Toro goes, this isn't top tier, but the man just doesn't make bad movies. Every shot is a feast for the eyes and red meat for the heart. 
Synopsis: A new bride investigates ghostly visions at a remote gothic mansion that holds dark secrets.
Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Hunnam, Doug Jones
Directed by Guillermo del Toro
Youtube: https://youtu.be/ZssYDeM6C5g
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This week on New Movie Monday, our review of the Godzilla Minus One sequel turns into a heated debate about what makes a great monster movie.
Heath and Griffey make the case for a blockbuster that delivers enormous spectacle without losing sight of the people caught underneath it. Sam questions the melodrama, performances, and balance between human tragedy and kaiju action.
We discuss the returning characters, Godzilla's showdown with Ghidorah, the devastating aftermath of the destruction, and whether the sequel builds on what made Minus One so powerful. Plus, the score and sound design, the film's antiwar themes, and the moments that hit hardest.
⚠️ Full spoilers for Godzilla Minus Zero and Godzilla Minus One.
Did Godzilla Minus Zero live up to your expectations? Does it top Minus One? Leave your review and rating in the comments.
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Scream. From Dusk Till Dawn. Fargo. Trainspotting. Thirty years later, 1996 is still a monster year for messed-up movies. This week, we're drafting our favorites from a lineup stacked with horror classics, twisted thrillers, dark comedies, and video-store oddities.
Griffey, Heath, and Sam each pick four movies, and the usual banned list is off the table. Sam loads up on crowd favorites, Heath goes after some of the year's most celebrated films, and Griffey makes a passionate case for the sleazier side of 1996. Can Thinner and Bordello of Blood compete with Scream and Fargo?
Along the way, we revisit the shock of discovering From Dusk Till Dawn, debate Tim Burton's Mars Attacks!, and remember a time when a late-night movie or a random VHS rental could completely change your taste.
Who drafted the best lineup? Vote for Griffey, Heath, or Sam in the comments, and tell us which 1996 movie we should have picked.
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Today Griffey and Dandino drift into a Kaiju Battle Royale in Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim. They lift the hood on the movie's embrace of Saturday Morning Energy, the incredible designs of the Robotic Jagers and Monstrous Kaijus, and the film's bizarre melodramatic energy. Today we are cancelling the apocalpyse! So we can enjoy this Messed Up throwdown. 
Synopsis: As a war between humankind and monstrous sea creatures wages on, a former pilot and a trainee are paired up to drive a seemingly obsolete special weapon in a desperate effort to save the world from the apocalypse.
Starring: Idris Elba, Charlie Hunnam, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Ron Pearlman
Directed by Guillermo del Toro
Youtube: https://youtu.be/xQUsfrpEUik
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