What are you a sucker for ......

[ScarredLungs]

I am a sucker for :

Shark Movies & Disaster Movies

I tend to like them all and appreciate them for what they are.

What kinds of movies is everyone else a sucker for? Is there a certain genre that despite how great the movie actually is you tend to enjoy. A certain actor who you tend to always enjoy their movies ....

etc...

[bigdaddyhorse]

I'm a sucker for cornrows and manicured toes,
fendi capri pants and parasucos

oh wait, that ain't me, that's Nelly!

Shark movies are tops, boobs are a close second.
Bruce Campbell flicks, no matter how low budget or stupid.

[ScarredLungs]

Originally Posted by bigdaddyhorse

I'm a sucker for cornrows and manicured toes,
fendi capri pants and parasucos

oh wait, that ain't me, that's Nelly!

Shark movies are tops, boobs are a close second.
Bruce Campbell flicks, no matter how low budget or stupid.

I wish there was a simple way for me to search for shark movies, but alas, they do not have their own genre on this site

[Damonstein]

American b horror films from the 70s and 80s, I could literally watch anything fitting this description and enjoy it.

[Al_The_Strange]

All the sci-fi. ALL OF IT.

Blockbusters--this includes all the superhero stuff, things like Transformers, the major disaster and action films, etc. I also used to gravitate towards movies with really impressive action setpieces and such, but I'm not sure if that's all that important anymore.

Bond...James Bond.

Females who can kick serious butt. Heroines or villainesses.

Asian cinema of all kinds. Maybe not every little thing, but definitely the best and most popular films.

Thrillers. Especially those where characters are stuck in some tense situation or something.

Weird and batsh*t crazy movies.

Movies with gore so extreme it's hard to take seriously, and are often comedies.

Beautiful documentaries about nature and space.

[Member-167298]

The three that immediately spring to mind:

- Hammer. Especially anything with fog covered cemeteries and castles.

- 80s slashers.

- Weird European horror / exploitation. Stuff like Jess Franco and Jean Rollin.

[Bradsdadg]

Coming of age type movies are #1 for me.

Foreign movies, 80s horror and any Stephen King~ especially the tv/miniseries rounds it out.

[therealjondoe]

Definitely sharks

[Marshall Crist]

Pinky Violence

[Talal86]

- 70's cop movies
- Heists

[Member-222782]

Post-apocalyptic themes without cheese (The Road, Neon City)
Non-SOV slasher films. The bigger the budget the better
Haunted house/supernatural
Horror movies set on islands
Anything having to do with tsunamis/flooded cities/eco-disaster
Movies set in the distant future.

[trustno1]

Movies with Big Band or Classical source music.
Movies set in non-populated areas like the wilderness and a desert

[meremortal]

Movies such as Airplane, The Naked Gun trilogy, or Loaded Weapon 1 with clever meta jokes and a ton of sight gags. These are tough to watch with women though as they seem to constantly complain how dumb and unfunny they are.

[monwobbbo]

well i've had to rein it in big time lately but......

ZOMBIE movies. love zombie films but there has been so many stinkers that i had to stop blind buying them. been super picky on blu-ray.

JAPANESE GIANT MONSTER FILMS. Godzilla and company are must haves though i've been a little lax on upgrading to blu.

RAY HARRYHAUSEN great stuff, huge fan nuff said.

OLD SCHOOL KUNG FU have tons of them on DVD but very few on blu. while something like Bruce's Fingers would be fun to have on blu i can't justify the cost for what i know is a bad cheezy movie. wish more of the better Shaw Brother titles would get a US release as well as some of the better Golden Harvest films.

[The Great Owl]

- Film noir from the classic era of the 1940s and 1950s

- James Bond 007 movies

- Alfred Hitchcock movies

- Roger Corman movies

- Low budget drive-in/exploitation/grindhouse horror/action films from the 1970s and 1980s

- Italian giallo films/Euro-horror films

- Anything filmed in the CinemaScope format

- Dystopian sci-fi films from the 1970s

- Any movie that even remotely features women in cutoff denim shorts

- Westerns. John Ford westerns, Technicolor westerns, spaghetti westerns, etc. All of them.

- 1980s teen comedies

- 1980s sci-fi

- 1980s coming-of-age films

- 1980s action movies/1980s cop movies

- 1980s slasher movies

- Okay, whatever... Let's just say anything from the 1980s

- 1950s/1960s horror, sci-fi, and monster cinema

- Superhero movies. I prefer Marvel, but I've never turned down a DC comics Blu-ray either.

- 1970s blaxploitation

- French New Wave

- Italian drama/mystery from the 1960s and 1970s

- Australian movies

- Japanese samurai/Japanese film noir

- Anything starring Vincent Price

- Horror movies that take place on islands

[traths]

Hitchcock films
Film noir from the 40's and 50's
Audrey Hepburn films (yes, I'm a guy and love her films)

[UltraMario9]

Dark Comedies
Dystopian Sci-fi
PTA
Wachowskis
Polanski
Anything shot by Emmanuel Lubezki and John Toll
Dark Children's films

[GrouchoFan]

Black and White movies
Color movies
Silent movies
Talkies

Basically...MOVIES!!!

And redheads.

[growsinwater]

Hood movies

[Monterey Jack]

I love submarine movies and any combination of time-travel and a love story.