Quentin Tarantino’s attitude and creative output is so random, panicked, and scatterbrained that we can never really know what to expect from him. 

After some controversy a few months back about a leaked script, Tarantino decided that he wouldn’t make The Hateful Eight, his planned follow-up to Django Unchained. It was reportedly another screenplay that channels his love of Spaghetti Westerns into your typical Tarantino formula.

Tarantino has since redacted this statement. He’s a loose cannon when it comes to his proclamations, so nobody can really know for sure what’s happening in the Tarantinoverse until things are publically released. Today, we finally have a bit of reassurance that the eighth movie in Tarantino’s cannon will actually get made.

Check out the bold and wonderfully minimalist poster for The Hateful Eight below. Personally, I don’t think anything beats this Django Unchained poster, even though I don’t believe the movie lived up to the hype.

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Last April, just as my freshman year at Northeastern University was coming to a close, my friends in the Film Enthusiasts' Club invited me to the Coolidge Corner Theater to see The Room, one of the worst movies ever made.

This isn't the first time I went to see a midnite movie at the The Coolidge. I had been frequenting the theater's @fter Midnite series since I first discovered it the previous September. Every Friday and Saturday night, the theater screens a great selection of macabre cult movies. They're always 35mm prints from the film's original run and some of the prints they show are extremely rare; a long-lost director's cut or a foreign film that never got an American release. 

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