Your favorite late night movie ?

[Bauhaus]

I'm a night owl and usually I'm awake all night.
I prefer then to watch something relaxing or atmospheric or movies that take place during the night.

Blade Runner
Definitely my favorite, I just love the slow paced, noirish atmosphere, the gorgeous visuals and the moody soundtrack by Vangelis.
Now I also watch Blade Runner 2049, but the original is still the best.
Others:
The Hunger
Carnival of Souls
City of the Dead
Night of the Demon
Witchcraft ('64)

 

[Nymph]

Big fish, big eyes, Alice in wonderland, the grand Budapest hotel, moonrise kingdom

 

[Antigonish]

I'm an 80s freak, I absolutely adore almost any movies from the era, traveling all the way up to early 2000. Anything by Tim Burton. But my all time favorite is beetlejuice. Everyone who commits suicide wounds up as bureaucrats in the afterlife.

 

[Deleted member 23374]

Frankenhole the entire series
Exploring the SCP Foundation series by Mang on youtube
Super obscure nail scrapingly creepy vids from the Internet Archive
All of Red's work from Overly Sarcastic Productions on youtube
HP Lovecraft audiobooks, the racism makes me scream, but i endure, the stories are worth it.

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

The Shining and The Machinist are great late night dissociative movies for me.

 

[hoping to lose hope]

Non non biyori for me at night when I want to go sleep. I should go sleep watching it now.

 

[Bauhaus]

Big fish, big eyes, Alice in wonderland, the grand Budapest hotel, moonrise kingdom

I assume with Alice in Wonder land you refer to the Tim Burtons version ?

I'm an 80s freak, I absolutely adore almost any movies from the era, traveling all the way up to early 2000. Anything by Tim Burton. But my all time favorite is beetlejuice. Everyone who commits suicide wounds up as bureaucrats in the afterlife.

Yeah, I'm a 80s kid too, I usually watch 80s comedies at day cos they're the perfect form of escapism for me.

Frankenhole the entire series
Exploring the SCP Foundation series by Mang on youtube
Super obscure nail scrapingly creepy vids from the Internet Archive
All of Red's work from Overly Sarcastic Productions on youtube
HP Lovecraft audiobooks, the racism makes me scream, but i endure, the stories are worth it.

Never heard about those, but I might check out the Frankenhole series, seems a fun one.

The Shining and The Machinist are great late night dissociative movies for me.

Yeah, The Shining is also ideal to watch at night.

Some others that I like which take place during night;
The Warriors
After Hours - probably the only comedie I would watch late at night.
Judgement night

 

[Deleted member 23374]

Never heard about those, but I might check out the Frankenhole series, seems a fun one.

a clip from youtube it was originally on adult swim i think.

 

[LooksAtMoonDog]

The Hunt for Red October
The Sum of All Fears
Midway (1976)
This Island Earth
Forbidden Planet
Falling Down

 

[Deleted member 24152]

The Crow(1994)
Mary and Max
Loving Vincent
Only Lovers Left Alive
A Single Man
Also The Hunger and all movies from Burton - perfect for night watching

 

[Xiaomi]

The Godfather 1-3

 

[Mentalmick]

The Blair Witch project
Hellraiser
Silent Hill
Dirty Harry

 

[Sorrygoodbye]

Streets of crocodiles
Jacob's ladder (original)
Eraserhead
Akira
A clockwork orange
Taxi driver
The lair of the white worm
antichrist
Pi
Only god forgives
Only lovers left alive
Videodrome
Suspiria (original)
Vertigo

 

[Bauhaus]

The Crow(1994)

A clockwork orange
Taxi driver
Videodrome

Oh yes, these would also be on my list.

 

[Donk]

Godfather 1 and 2.

 

[OpheliasFlowers]

I am a HUGE movie buff and also am awake all night, so I totally get the idea of putting on a dark - literally and figuratively - movie during the night. For awhile, as mentioned already in this thread, The Shining was a go-to movie for me.

Ironically though, in recent months, the movie I've been watching often is one set in bright daylight and is cinematographically bright in color...but definitely dark in tone: Midsommar. I've thought perhaps the aspect of movie I'm connecting with is the 'giving your life before it spoils' when you reach a certain age, I don't know but there's so much more to the film than just that so I don't know. But that's the movie I've been watching a lot lately.

 

[MindFrog]

I love animation a bit too much. I dont know how many times i've watch Coco, Lilo & stitch, Wall-e and so on.

Oh if anyone wants to watch a psychological thriller try looking up Exam (2009). They filmed the whole movie in just one room, but the story is still more than alot of the new movies today.

 

[Bauhaus]

Ironically though, in recent months, the movie I've been watching often is one set in bright daylight and is cinematographically bright in color...but definitely dark in tone: Midsommar. I've thought perhaps the aspect of movie I'm connecting with is the 'giving your life before it spoils' when you reach a certain age, I don't know but there's so much more to the film than just that so I don't know. But that's the movie I've been watching a lot lately.

Hey @OpheliasFlowers, have you seen The Wicker Man (1973) ?, it has a similar theme like Midsommmar and is also a good late night watch.

Another good one to add to the list: Rosemary's Baby

 

[deathistheaesthetic]

Le Samouraï is the perfect film to watch on a cool night

 

[Deleted member 1465]

 

[Bigpink]

The Witch

 

[Sensei]

Blade Runner
Definitely my favorite, I just love the slow paced, noirish atmosphere, the gorgeous visuals and the moody soundtrack by Vangelis.
Now I also watch Blade Runner 2049, but the original is still the best.

Ah, a fellow Blade Runner fan! I've seen movies you people wouldn't believe. :P But seriously, I think Dark City fits the bill very well.

 

[greebo6]

The old Hammer Horror films or the Dirty Harry films .

 

[Bauhaus]

Ah, a fellow Blade Runner fan! I've seen movies you people wouldn't believe. :P But seriously, I think Dark City fits the bill very well.

Indeed, Dark City would be a nice double bill with Blade Runner.

 

[Deleted member 19276]

Saw series? I think.

 

[Kat!]

The Thing (1982), I also love Jacob's Ladder.

 

[Deleted member 19276]

The Thing (1982), I also love Jacob's Ladder.

Recently saw Jacob's, the original one from 1990... Absolutely loved it!

 

[Jon86]

Eyes Wide Shut
Nocturnal Animals
Nitecrawler
The Ritual
Requiem For A Dream
Seven
Prisoners
Let The Right One In
The Road
Leaving Las Vegas
The Wrestler
Pan's Labyrinth
Moon

 

[Bigpink]

Eyes Wide Shut
Nocturnal Animals
Nitecrawler
The Ritual
Requiem For A Dream
Seven
Prisoners
Let The Right One In
The Road
Leaving Las Vegas
The Wrestler
Pan's Labyrinth
Moon

Requiem For a Dream is an amazing movie.

 

[Deleted member 19276]

Session 9 is a thing I saw recently and enjoyed too.