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Concerning the Manson Family may I recommend Charlie Says? It has a really new point of view...

You seem a bit of a downer. You manifest your own destiny. You want every movie QT makes to be some cutting edge masterpiece. He was never a revolutionary, he just pays homage with flair. Chill out, relax and watch any of his movies and they are great. He has never made a bad movie. They are all watchable, and then some. It must be hard to live up to pulp fiction. He ain't Superman. Dude doesn't let people tell him what to do though.
Off topic, but I hope QT does a horror movie next. Could be sweet.

I'm pretty much there with you. Though I do like Pulp Fiction the best (Tarantino's cameo is excruciating however), while Reservoir dogs comes a sound second. After that? meh.

Films like Django Unchained, Inglorious Bastards and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood annoy me -- I tire of his changing history so the good guys win storylines.

The rest of his films are nods to old westerns and Kung Fu films, nothing wrong with that, just doesn't interest me.

Death Proof was horrible, no plot or point whatsoever.

He's a talented filmmaker obviously, but I grew tired of his fixation on paying homage to crappy B films.

By Hollywood standards, QT is quite the achiever:

His movies often have exploitation roots and extreme "ultra-violence." (Jackie Brown is the exception, but it has a lot of murders anyway.)

His films have a lot of profanity, and famously in a lot of them -- "the N word."

Women are beaten and killed in his movies -- but mainly by other women(in Kill Bill). Or they are bad women(Daisy in The Hateful Eight.) Exception: What Walz does to the beautiful German spy in Inglorious Basterds. But then men are beaten and killed as well.

QT himself has likened his movies to "heavy metal" -- he does not WANT mainstream acceptance. He's making politically incorrect movies(think: Blazing Saddles) from the 70's...today.

And yet:

He won a Best Screenplay Oscar for Pulp Fiction.
He won a Best Screenplay Oscar for Django Unchained.

Chris Waltz won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Django Unchained.
Chris Waltz won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Inglorious Basterds.
Brad Pitt won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Ennio Morricone won a Best Musical Score Oscar for The Hateful Eight.

And many actors were Oscar nominated for QT films: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Robert Forster, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Leo DiCaprio. QT himself has had nominations for other screenplays and his direction.

Plus: his movies usually make a ton of money internationally -- without a comic book hero in sight.

Like him or don't, QT is one of the great successes of our time. Big stars want to work with him; Oscars go to his work, he makes a ton of money(and used to get tons of women before he married, a true sign of Hollywood success.)

He is also a great, unique writer of screenplays and has proved to be a great director of action(especially in Kill Bill 1.)

But not to worry. As of this date(2021), QT says he will only make one more movie.