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Top 5 Favorite Movies
5Morbid
December Moon


There Will Be Blood (2007)

A perfect film. Gorgeously shot, and the sound track is as amazing as it is intense. The oil well scene is one of the most intense scenes ever in a movie, the music just builds and builds and gets me everytime. Daniel Day Lewis is great as prospector Daniel Plainview, he really sells the performance as a greedy goddamn bastard, and by the end of the film you feel no sympathy for him. Paul Dano is equally as good as the corrupt priest, Eli Sunday. Paul Thomas Anderson's magnum opus.
4Ozzy Osbourne
Bark at the Moon


Alien (1979)

Loved this film ever since I first saw it as an eleven year old. Such a creepy as hell movie, with so much mystery surrounding it. What I love about it is the film doesn't spoonfeed you answers and explanations as to what's going on, making everything all the more ominous. H.R. Giger is actually my favorite artist, so it's awesome to see his work come to life on the designs for the planet and the Xenomorph. I'd imagine if there is a Hell, it'd look a lot like LV-426.
3Burzum
Hvis lyset tar oss


Full Metal Jacket (1987)

Stanley Kubrick's greatest movie. It's almost two movies in away, with the first half of the movie set in boot camp, and the second during the Vietnam War. Each half escalates further into insanity and has an explosive climax. I don't think the film would be as classic without R. Lee Ermey as the drill sergeant and Vincent D'Onofrio as Private Pyle. They are the highlights of the movie, especially Pyle seeing his character change drastically throughout the first half. A classic movie for the ages.
2Kyuss
Welcome to Sky Valley


Goodfellas (1990)

On paper, Goodfellas is a pretty standard gangster movie. Someone starts from the bottom, becomes corrupted, then slowly but surely makes their way towards the top of the family. But Martin Scorsese's slick and charismatic directing make it unique, combined with a trifecta of killer performances by Ray Liotta, Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci. Goodfellas continues to be a film that I regularly watch, and is synonymous with the greatest crime film of all time.
1Alice Cooper
Billion Dollar Babies


Apocalypse Now (1979)

This movie changed me when I saw it. I had so many questions after I turned it off, not just questions about the movie, but questions about trusting the government, God, and those are supposed to protect me. Who are the real good people in life? What is true insanity? Apocalypse Now is not a war film, though the film sets itself during the Vietnam War. It's an analyzation of good and evil in mankind, and what makes us that way. 'I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor. This is my dream; this is my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor... and surviving.'
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