Do movies getting the Rifftrax treatment count? If so, then Birdemic.
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The most recent would be The Greasy Strangler, on Blu-ray. Truly one of a kind, it has been stuck in my mind since.
Sounds utterly weird, but I'm intrigued
It is very weird and not for everyone, but it is definitely very original. It feels like a feature length Tim and Eric skit.
I quit consuming the Hollywood product almost a decade ago. I watch a lot of small content creators though. I met my wife working at a movie theater, but I've seen a movie in a theater maybe twice in the last ten years. I occasionally watch a show with her but if I'm by myself I don't have any desire to consume their product.
Hundreds of Beavers, on YouTube, with ad block
I try not to sub to streaming services with an ad+sub tier like cable TV which narrows options over the past few years but also helps me avoid some of that stuff.
Criterion collection/channel is usually good for Indies and some lesser known quality films.
And physical media but that's mostly just for stuff I already know I like and would watch multiple times or for the commentary track because of how expensive that can get.
Theaters I'll go to for epic movies in IMAX or sometimes new horror movies or the occasional rifftrax thing they do where they broadcast live from a theater to a bunch of other theaters.
I saw Here at the movie theater.
It was excellent
Wolfs, on the appropriate streaming service.
Also watched the Tom Hanks 2021 movie, Finch.