Join us to discuss your favorite or most horrifying Zombie Movies or just your most memorable Zombie Moments.  From Funny to Scary to Gory to Bizarre...

Have a general question? Need help with some thing on the site? Have a bug you would like to report? Well then, you have come to the right place. No matter what you are having trouble with, we would like to help you find a solution. And maybe, through your own experience with the site, you will want to help other users too. That's what communities are all about. 

Each week I will post a new poll.  Please vote in the poll and reply to the discussion thread to discuss the question.  Please do not vote more than once.

Glorify the best show ever (MST3K) with wit, wisdom and downright wackiness!

This is a group for members to start and organize movie marathons. Its primary purpose is to get more people exposed to more film. And to watch these films and discuss them as a group.

Anyone can start a marathon and marathons can be organized in many different ways to showcase the films of a director, actor, genre, theme etc...

Check the Guidlines and Suggestions discussion for ideas.

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This group is dedicated to the idea that great movie recommendations can come from another person instead of some fancy computer software. So put our community to the test. And who knows maybe you will find yourself making some recommendations of your own, feel free.

Seeing as few groups have had much going on lately, I thought I'd throw a group up just to see who still stops by.  Since the genre groups all died, feel free to talk about what youre watching. Or doing. Or the other film dork sites you visit.  Or botany, Russian lit, astrophysics...

Film lovers often observe ... and sometimes complain ... that high-profile movies that depict people with disabilities get lots of mainstream praise and awards because the films tug at peoples' heartstrings. It's also been observed that depicting a disabled person is an "easy" way for actors to get credit for what is seen as "difficult" portrayals. Yet, this can also be viewed cynically as cheap "stunt acting".

But, what does cinema throughout history say about the experience of living with disabilities? What constitutes a "positive" portrayal vs. a "negative" one?

Join the conversation, or start some of your own. Add to lists (help people find movies to love). Find people who love sci-fi as much as you, and decide the winners: Wolverine vs. Hellboy, Batman vs. Rorschach, or Transformers vs. G.I. Joe.

This is a friendly environment where writers, directors, actors, editors and aspiring filmmakers can talk about and share ideas.  Anything is fair game, technical questions, help with working out ideas or promoting your work.

Open membership, just join!

Play interactive movie games and quizzes, show off fun facts you know about film. Create your own games about movies, challenge others with movie trivia.

B movies are like the original Not Ready for Primetime Players--funny, brave, brainless, learned, rowdy, rough, ribald, and dangerous. 

B movies can be like a seven dollar bottle of champagne, miles away from the real thing but every bit as fun. (Semi-Pro)

They can be like absinthe, so bizarre you wonder if you're actually enjoying yourself. Nobody else will be able to tell you. (Eraserhead)

They can be like moonshine. Lightning in a bottle, you wonder how the maker captured it, you wonder if they even know how good it is or if they could do it again. (The Night of the Hunter)

They're like surprise hard cider. Something that's been set aside, and then you find it by accident, take a tentative sip, and it knocks you to the floor! (Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women)  

They're like straight Yagermeister, the kind with deerblood and mercury in it. An acquired taste that never lets you forget how dangerous it is, and others can't fathom why you're in love with it. (Wicker Man--1974).

Have you ever recalled a film from youth, then seen it again as an adult, only to gain an entirely new perspective on the film (and in some cases it is an entirely different film from the one you remember)?

Deconstructing films that are remakes of other films.

This is a group for people who use quotes, want to use quotes or for people who just want to play our game!

We are a group focusing on the discussion of women in film, from all time periods and genres of film.  Talk about gender issues, stereotypes, positives, negatives... anything! 

This is a group where you can post music and other random, mindless crap that you would think other members may enjoy. It's all part of getting to know each other

it is about scary/thriller/suspense/mystery movies and anything that relates to it;OR any flick that was promoted(trailer) or advertised in that genre but ended up(what you feel)is a different genre (partially,mostly,or all)altogether

mainstream,indies and foreign/imported flicks are included

This community is to discuss films which deal with themes that all fall under the umbrella of "extreme".  This is cinema that not only shocks the senses but the soul as well - both simulataneously is the ideal.  The most brutal disgusting abominations rendered in sublime film language.  Most films discussed are NC-17 or Unrated, and explore at least one of these topics in a most thorough capacity: death, rape, violence, sexuality. Frequent topics will include cannibalism, necrophilia, sadomasochism, serial murder, incest, torture, mutilation, induced humiliation, zoophilia, supernatural ultra-gore, animal cruelty, pedophilia, suicide, nudity, use of hardcore sex in feature film,  imprisonment, ritualistic sacrifice, castration, and whatever other fucked up topics pop up.