On occasion, Steve Kaycee has had problems in blogging about things in timely fashion, such as his reaction to the 2019 World Series matchup between the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros.
But after one of Art Infliction’s most innovative minds has come up with a way to never allow such problems to ever happen again via this page. Especially when Extra Sessions keeps getting overbooked with either constant entries or entries that need to remain on this website for an indefinite amount of time.
And of course, with that being said, the need for this page arises again, as he announces his goal of completing the entire A24 movie catalog.
You can check it out below!
**Note: The following content has controversial wording. Discretion is advised
“Bleep It!: I’ll Watch Every Movie In The A24 Catalog”
A24 has steadily kept my content-creating going, as I’ve blogged about A] Movies of theirs that I want to see, B] Movies of theirs that I eventually saw and ended up really liking, and C] Movies of theirs that I’ve already evaluated for The Flickuum Project. And now, I’m back with another A24 blog entry, with it being about the goal of wanting to see the combined total (182) of both already released A24 movies and pending A24 movie releases. And that’s just the tip of that iceberg, as you all can see exactly how many A24 movies that I’ve seen here and exactly how many A24 movies that I haven’t seen here.
Yes, I am going to complete their entire movie catalog, which will include A] Unseen movies of theirs that are already on my assessment/re-assessment roster, B] Movies that will be pardoned and/or exempted for last chance re-assessments, C] Movies of theirs that I’ve constantly overlooked, D] Two movies that I was staunchly against assessing until now, and E] One particular movie (more on that in a bit) that I was reserving for mention in volume 231 of Flickasbord, but that cat is now out of the bag. Oh yes, and before I continue, I want to say that the 1998 movie “Pi” and the six documentaries in their catalog do not count towards the 182 releases, as the former is a 1998 movie that is only in the catalog as a Darren Aronofsky movie that A24 (established in August 2012) recognized for turning 25 in 2023, while documentaries deserve a category that is entirely separate from movies. Now back to the topic of this entry.
Alright, so I’ve seen at least 10 videos (if not more) about various ranking systems for A24 movies, which have featured mixed opinions on “Hereditary”, mixed opinions on Robert Eggers’ two entries (The Witch, The Lighthouse) into the A24 Movie-Verse and “A Most Violent Year” constantly being overlooked, among various other things. And while I applaud the details that have gone into each of those various videos, I want the creators of them to do deeper dives into the A24 catalog, whether it’s doing a continued series about opinions of A24 movies or adding to the tier ranking system, as I believe someone ranked everything from “A Glimpse Inside The Mind Of Charles Swan III” to “Pearl”. Yes, I want to see from an outside perspective about how my favorite Oscar Isaac movie stacks up against “The Iron Claw”, “Love Lies Bleeding”, “Dream Scenario”, “Talk To Me”, “Civil War”, “Death Of A Unicorn” and “We Live In Time”, especially because a video of all of them being mentioned together would be so epic.
Of course, I’ll be using the TierMaker website at some point to insert the cover art of A24 movies into various categories, but I don’t know if I’ll make a series of that or do one big such project for all 182 (and likely counting) A24 movies. And I don’t know if I’ll record the TierMaker format in video form like Cody Leach did in his video about A24 movies. Maybe I’ll have a better idea about that once this entry is posted.
Oh yes, before I wrap this entry up, I want to mention that particular A24 movie that I was reserving for volume 231 of Flickasbord, as it will likely be a movie that needs a tentatively reserved Flickuum movie to lose its tentatively guaranteed Flickuum spot, in order for it to eventually join the 10 A24 movies that are already enshrined in The Flickuum page rankings. And as to what that movie is, well it’s the movie “Onslaught”, which stars the dynamic Adria Arjona as a badass Army sniper going up against a squad of rogue genetically-engineered super soldiers. And based on the trailer that I saw of it, along with both it being a cross between the first two “Universal Soldier” movies and another Jean-Claude Van Damme movie in “Hard Target”, and the fact that I’ll watch anything that Adria Arjona does, it’s a movie that I’ll no doubt be seeing on opening weekend, as seeing it theatrically feels like a weekend thing. But I won’t know about its theatrical showing schedule in my area until this coming September 4, so I have to wait 11 more weeks to find out if I’ll be seeing it on opening weekend or not.
Well, that does it for this intricate A24 blog entry, which will no doubt create quite a few opinions, whether in the form of thought, conversation or comments for this entry. Oh yes, and speaking of comments for this entry, well you can leave yours in the section below, as I’m always wondering about what someone has to say about the indie movie powerhouse, known as A24.
Until the next time.