18 Night Gallery from the 70s. I really do want to watch it but don't have the time.
10 twilight zones from the 80s version.
9 Thriller , another twilight zone like show from the 60s.
2 Days of our Lives
3 Young and the Restless
I actually canceled cable, but I was told I'd still be given "free channels"
"Wanted: Dead Or Alive", even though I have them all on my laptop, but I figure it only takes a small bit of my space, since the channel isn't on HD, and if my laptop isn't working, or if its busy updating, etc., I can always revert to them.
I had other actors to automatically record, but they didn't make it for whatever reason, or I deleted them because I saw them. I have a lot of Johnny Carson shows, at least 50, but I never watch, but I used to. If a great guest is recorded one day, I'll find out a month later.
I have a lot of unrated movies with Humphrey Bogart and Robert Mitchum.
My mom used to watch those Soap Operas so I was exposed at a young age. I also remember General Hospital with Luke and Laura.
shareThe Big Lebowski - I've watched it part-way before but never made it all the way through. I keep trying because everyone seems to revere this movie. Maybe one more watch then I'll give up. It's one of those "popular" movies I never got into from my few attempts.
Classic Albums: The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds.
What We Do in the Shadows - New Zealand movie and some episodes of the TV show inspired by it. Brilliantly funny, going to keep them on the DVR until I get the show box set.
Various favorite movies I'll keep until I run across the DVD cheap. I've been making some good poundstore (dollar store) finds on DVD lately.
Thelma & Louise. It's been a while since I've seen it.
shareOoh, a good one! I recently found that on DVD at a bargain basement price! Haven't seen it for years either but I'm looking forward to watching it again.
shareMy friend let me borrow his DVD about 15 years ago to watch it. It had a solid Ridley Scott commentary on it. I remember he talks about preparing to direct "I Am Legend". We all know that didn't happen.
shareI don't have the DVR anymore (Cable was scalping me so I got the Firestick)
I do keep notes and lists in composition notebooks of thrillers, horrors, Westerns, action and war movies I MUST see and I should only need to live to 200 to see them all👍
Carnival Row - Looks like it cost a lot to make. Very busy story with lots going on, probably too much. Cara Delevingne does a decent job for an amateur actress. Overall not great but gets points for the considerable effort and certainly worth watching.
Sanditon - First two episodes. Average Jane Austen is better than no Austen at all. Rose Williams is beautiful and endearing as Charlotte Heywood in the lead female role.
The Little Stranger - Gothic and oppressive film. Not what you could call entertaining but there are some wonderful performances in this nasty story.