The finer things. Good food, good weed, good women, good films, good music.. In no particular order
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Taco Cabeza retweeted
Jimmy Stewart and zombies, mashed up the old fashioned way. Our short film It’s a Wonderful Night of the Living Dead took a year to make, ended up playing in a few Oscar-qualifying film festivals, and is now available to watch from your toilet.
Taco Cabeza retweeted
Abdul El-Sayed: “We are being actively bullied by the dumbest people in the room. Donald Trump is an idiot. He has one genius which is getting attention. Because his dad never gave him enough, because he was a nepo baby, he craved attention and used the bullying tactics to get it. But the man is an idiot. Just a fool”
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JAY-Z on a classic SNOOP DOGG beat
saw Hov mashup “D'Evils" over the "Murder Was the Case" instrumental at the SoFi concert, so I decided to bring this mix to life 🎧🎧
love a good East Coast/West Coast mashup
Taco Cabeza retweeted
Bridgette Wilson’s 25-second fight scene in Last Action Hero sent her down some weird paths.
She was a last-minute replacement for Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat after Cameron Diaz broke her wrist. She also became a serious in-demand pop star in Japan, releasing two albums.
Taco Cabeza retweeted
R.J. Macready exposing Alien Lifeforms in sophisticated manner like the rent is due.
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Underrated or Overlooked Cinema 🎥
The Rocketeer (1991) is an amazing film. Wholesome good guys and brilliant badguys (Timothy Dalton) a great Diesel-Punk Retro-Futurism flick.
Taco Cabeza retweeted
watching this for the billionth time and it’s still such a good movie. definitely one of my all-time favorites, and the soundtrack is heavenly
🎬 chef (2014)
Taco Cabeza retweeted
Danny DeVito says he gave Quentin Tarantino final cut on Pulp Fiction with a handshake, then kept his word after people walked out of a test screening
"Final Cut is like gold."
"It's not going to be on paper."
"20 people walked out of the movie."
"Nobody ever changed a thing."
Plenty of producers would have started trimming the second people headed for the exits. DeVito held the power, let a young filmmaker with one movie behind him keep his cut, and that version became Pulp Fiction. A promise made with no contract is the kind that tells you who someone is.
ft: @allthesmokeprod ALL THE SMOKE on youtube
Taco Cabeza retweeted
One of the most terrifying things about Wilson Fisk, better known as Kingpin, is that he possesses no superhuman abilities yet remains an incredibly dangerous force. In Daredevil: Born Again (2025), Fisk unleashes his brutal strength, tearing through a room using nothing but his bare hands.
What makes the scene so unsettling is that he doesn’t need weapons, advanced technology, or supernatural powers to dominate his surroundings. His enormous size, devastating physical strength, and explosive rage are more than enough to make him a nightmare for anyone unfortunate enough to stand in his way.
Taco Cabeza retweeted
Remember the movie The Net? There's a scene where Sandra Bullock's character orders pizza online. It's interesting to see how the movie envisioned online pizza ordering back then. The idea of ordering pizza over the internet must have seemed like a far-fetched dream at the time.
