Netflix Recommendations 2.0 *READ FIRST POST*

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

Any horror film recommendations guys for the day that's in it?!

Two i watched over the weekend and thought they were very good.

The Ones Below.

Oculus.

kunst nugget wrote: »

Neither of which are on the Irish Netflix although the guy that directed Oculus, which is great, is the guy behind Haunting of Hill House.

The actor that plays one of the ghosts in Oculus is the same actor that plays Theo, I thought she was brillint in Haunting of Hill House but has no lines at all in Oculus.

Dunno if its been mentioned, but theres an australian show called 'Rake' thats well worth a look.
Its about an alcoholic, womanising barrister and how he bends the rules to suit himself. the newest season (5) has just been added too.

Animal Kingdom (TV series not the movie). Not sure if it's on Irish Netflix though.

The 34th (2017)
Through intimate interviews, this film recounts the inception of the 34th amendment to the Irish Constitution, which legalized same-sex marriage

Dead Set mini series (charlie brooker)
While the housemates in the Big Brother house remain oblivious, fast-moving hordes of the undead decimate the studio compound

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Eyewitness Season1 (Norwegian )
Children of Men

The Tigers of Scotland
This documentary highlights the endangered existence of the Scottish wildcats, and the conservation efforts required to prevent their extinction

Follow This: Part 3
The Lord of the Rings
Selma
The Judgement
Angela’s Christmas
Crusoe
Stink!
The Hooligan Factory
The Tigers of Scotland
Sylvanian Families: A Town of Dreams
Sylvanian Families: Season 1
Sylvanian Families: The Treasure of Sylvanian Village
Deadly Expose
Edge of Fear
Expatriot
Hang ‘Em High
Vaya (2016) (Zulu)
Three youths from rural South Africa set out for Johannesburg, where they're thrust into the seedy underbelly of the city and must fight to survive

In a Valley of Violence
Katt Williams: The Pimp Chronicles: Pt. 1
Malone
Our House
In a Valley of Violence
RoboCop (1987)
Sleepwalker
Sommore: The Reign Continues
Self-proclaimed "Queen of Comedy" Sommore storms the stage to deliver a riotous stand-up performance in Charlotte, North Carolina.

New widow Sarah Foster suffers from sleepwalking, so she heads to a sleep center for help. Each time she awakes, it seems she's in a new dimension
Dreamland Season 1
The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
Our House (2018)
A young man invents a device he hopes will generate wireless energy, but instead, it proves to spark sinister, supernatural activity in his home

Follow this part 3
Follow the reporters at BuzzFeed as they probe topics ranging from quirky internet crazes to safe injection spaces for opioid users.

Edge of Fear (2018)
During a wilderness getaway, a gang of sociopathic criminals kidnap a woman and assault her husband, who must summon all his strength to save he


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If you don't mind subtitles:

'Borderliner' (Norwegian)is excellent.
'The Forest' (French) is great with lots of twists.
'La Mante' (Also French) is clever serial killer stuff.

Non subtitles:

I thought 'Alias Grace' was very good but it wouldn't be for everyone.
'Episodes' is fun and easy to watch as is 'The Good Place'.
'Power' is ok. Gets better as it goes on. First few seasons are just one long cringey rap / R and B video
Unabomber is quite good.
People Vs OJ was very well done.
Comedians in cars getting coffee. I love this but then I love Jerry Seinfeld. Quick lil 12-16 min episodes. Perfect for the morning green tea!
If Brooklyn Nine -Nine is considered 'Hidden' then this also. Once you learn the characters it's gas. So easy to watch.

That's all I can think of for now. Thanks for the recommendations guys.

6 eps into the "Haunting of Hill House" - Excellent "loose" adaptation of the novel (it just takes the core elements) with high production values and a director (Mike Flanagan) who gets how to make a creepy movie/tv series. Same director wrote/directed "oculus", "Hush" and "Geralds Game" among others. Highly recommended.

Same director is making the sequel (to the book) of the Shinning - Doctor Sleep.

Alicano wrote: »

If you don't mind subtitles:

'Borderliner' (Norwegian)is excellent.
'The Forest' (French) is great with lots of twists.
'La Mante' (Also French) is clever serial killer stuff.

Non subtitles:

I thought 'Alias Grace' was very good but it wouldn't be for everyone.
'Episodes' is fun and easy to watch as is 'The Good Place'.
'Power' is ok. Gets better as it goes on. First few seasons are just one long cringey rap / R and B video
Unabomber is quite good.
People Vs OJ was very well done.
Comedians in cars getting coffee. I love this but then I love Jerry Seinfeld. Quick lil 12-16 min episodes. Perfect for the morning green tea!
If Brooklyn Nine -Nine is considered 'Hidden' then this also. Once you learn the characters it's gas. So easy to watch.

That's all I can think of for now. Thanks for the recommendations guys.

'The Forest' (French) is great with lots of twists.
'La Mante' (Also French) is clever serial killer stuff.
Both very good

moby2101 wrote: »

Rake is Superb... one of the best comedies I’ve seen in years

Brilliant show. Very funny. Started it 2 weeks ago and already onto season 4.

Den of Thieves is a decent action movie.

While it does have it's flaws, it's still well worth a watch.