The Lighthouse kino confirmed. Based Eggerrs BTFO Yea Forums

i'd be happy with at least a trailer

Audiences are gonna hate it like all of a24's other horror releases

Neither based nor redpilled. Try harder, my friend.

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>make name doing schlock
>finish garbage film for fat paycheck
>proceed to make consecutive kinos
Pretty based.

Dumb impostor.

On a William Dafoe related note, how was pic related?

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Can’t fucking wait. Miss the Terror so much.

>trusting rotten turdmatos

A strong independent bisexual woman kicks a ghost in the balls

Right now it's the highest rated Cannes film. But it's not part of the main competition so it can't win anything.

>dafoe
Guaranteed kino desu

Why it's not part of the main competition tho?

French faggots have bad movie taste.

The Hunter was incredibly kino.

I have actually seen people said that it's not that scary, not a horror but more of a psychological thriller. It's also very funny according to many people.
Maybe because Under the Silver Lake was trashed when it was in competition.

Vulko and Batman did a movie together ?

i heard it was because it is too much of a genre film and apparently the faggots in cannes aren't very fond of that

Name me 1 scary horror movie

>two fucking white males as the leads
DROPPED

High Life was shit.
Pattinson's signed onto to work with Nolan next (so more shit). Then he's doing capeshit.
A month ago I would've called him the best actor of his generation by a country mile. How the mighty fall.
Hopefully this film can be his swan song

indiewire.com/2019/05/the-lighthouse-eggers-pattinson-dafoe-first-reactions-1202142697/

Kino confirmed.

I liked it. It was like a coherent Malick film

Based, fuck capeshit.

1. "Diego Maradona" (Asif Kapadia) [8.75/4 1.3]
2. "The Lighthouse" (Robert Eggers) [8.73/46 1.2]
3. "Matthias and Maxime" (Xavier Dolan) [8.62/4 1.3]
4. "Parasite (Gisaengchung)" (Bong Joon-ho) [8.50/8 1.1]
5. "Pain & Glory (Dolor y gloria)" (Pedro Almodovar) [8.26/177 1.3]
6. "For Sama" (Waad Al Kateab, Edwards Watts) SXSW Special Screening [8.05/31 1.6]
7. "A Hidden Life" (Terrence Malick) [8.00/4 1.6]
8. "And Then We Danced" (Levan Akin) [7.80/52 1.5]
9. "Personalien (Liberte)" (Albert Serra) [7.63/19 1.8]

Looks good.

This year is very genre heavy so i don't buy that.
The Thing

>a24 garbage
Let me guess, it's about white people being bad, it's slow and has something to do with depression or paranoia, also over uses strings in the score. Literally as cliche as the conjuring shit

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>can't even cope

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Abortion is almost always a good thing

no
want to guess again?

>Diego Maradona

Uhh?

Diego Maradona hasn't screened yet. The Lighthouse is the best rated so far.

>it's in black and white, therefore it's friggin kino

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To be fair, making the conscious decision to film in b&w and having the confidence to pull it off automatically means you're almost definitely better than the average mainstream shit

Early on Dafoes character was named "old" until it got changed so I figured they were the same person.

They are not the same person, also there is no gay love scene. The film has homoerotic undertones and bromance undertones but no love scene.

>Audiences are gonna hate it like all of a24's other horror releases
Hereditary is reddits favorite

Glad you like my movies r/tv

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Friggin keeenoo

Who?

We learned about context clues in 4th grade. You should get better at reading comprehension. How else will you watch your Swedish subbed kino?