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Unlike Keaton and Chaplin, Lloyd didn't often direct his films

! First of all, Monos is a film set in the jungle, so you know it's already good (see Raiders, Jurassic Park, Sorcerer, Predator, Apocalypto, etc.). Secondly, Landes has an eye for scene composition and potent metaphor. Thirdly, it gets awfully good performances out of a mostly amateur cast.

Invisible Boy and the Spleen and a skunk in the moonlight.

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Made my first short film 'What do You Want Now of This Metaphysical Love?'.

Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Y_EBzCViE

Hardware is a low-budget scifi horror movie that was the directorial debut of Richard Stanley – who is notable for being the initial director in the notorious Island of Dr. Moreau filmatization in the 90's – and starring Dylan McDermott and Stacey Travis.

I wouldn't call it a good movie, exactly, but it's not terrible either and it definitely has its moments. Stanley's style is pleasantly weird, and the aesthetics are sometimes really on point.

Here's the rest of my screenshots (sorry about the stupid rounded corners on all of them, my video player insists on including those in screenshots):

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