"Bug"

[Magical Realist]

This was I think William Friedkin's last film which I saw in a theater in 2007. Creepy as hell especially if you have ever experienced drug-induced hallucinations and paranoia as I have. I highly recommend. Available for free on Tubi and Plex.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMRljLE8gQA

[C C]

This was I think William Friedkin's last film which I saw in a theater in 2007. Creepy as hell especially if you have ever experienced drug-induced hallucinations and paranoia as I have. I highly recommend. Available for free on Tubi and Plex.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMRljLE8gQA

Ah, Friedkin. I've surely seen it before, but am drawing a blank. Crowded out by too many rivals struggling for storage unit space over the years. They need to get the restored and uncut version of "Sorcerer" on one or all of those three (that's including Pluto TV).

And "Bug" is one that I missed on the partial list that I accumulated. The rest are these (some of which I've already recently watched and crossed off on paper).

Black Bear

The Descent (2005)

It Comes at Night (2017)

The Blackcoat's Daughter

The Beach House

I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House

The Machine (2013)

B'Twixt Now and Sunrise

The Cabin in the Woods

Daybreakers

The Impossible (incredibly, I've resisted ever seeing it)

Sisu (even "action-film" hubby just did not watch it over the three years prior)

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (watched this ages ago, but it's arguably an obscure flick, and I need to refresh memory on what the comic book slash pulp-art appearance of it was like)

Solomon Kane
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Of course, there are ones like "Ex Machina" or "The Arrival" or "Minority report" that are out front and don't need to be dug up, or everyone has certainly watched before in years past.