For almost 25 years, I sold movies on marketplaces like eBay, Mercari, Amazon, and Bonanza. I did quite well too, in fact. Even was able to do it as a full time income for a couple years. However, you know what they say, nothing lasts forever. I have mostly closed down all sales online this year. I had a great run, but it just stopped being worthwhile.

While the business may be gone, the movies live on forever. I am a big believer in preserving physical media. So yes, I know we all watch movies digitally now. There’s Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Peacock, and all those wonderful streaming apps that we doomscroll for 2 hours looking for a movie on before we say screw it and go to bed. I also have about 1200 movies on Fandango at Home. That’s all good and well, but I still have thousands of physical DVD’s and blu-rays ready to watch. Call me old fashioned (or just OLD) but I won’t be bored when the internet goes out.  There is more about my commitment to physical media at the bottom of the page.

Anyway, lets move onto my favorites. If you click these links, you will be directed to Amazon, which will help support my work if you buy there. If not, that’s ok. Only if you see something you like. 

 The Big Lebowski

A laid-back Los Angeles slacker gets pulled into a bizarre chain of events after a case of mistaken identity. The movie mixes absurd humor, unforgettable characters, and a strange mystery that never takes itself too seriously. 

Serial Mom

A seemingly perfect suburban mother hides a shocking double life. This dark comedy pokes fun at suburban culture while pushing satire to outrageous extremes. 

Mars Attacks

Aliens arrive on Earth with disastrous results. This satirical sci-fi comedy uses absurd humor and exaggerated performances to mock invasion movies. 

The Burbs

A quiet neighborhood turns suspicious when strange new neighbors move in. The movie mixes comedy and paranoia as curiosity slowly spirals into chaos. 

The Crow

A murdered musician returns from the dead seeking justice. The film blends gothic visuals, tragedy, and action into a dark and emotional revenge story. 

Baseketball

Two lifelong friends accidentally create a new professional sport that becomes wildly popular. The movie blends crude humor, sports satire, and nonstop jokes. 

John Carpenter’s Vampires

A hardened vampire hunter leads a brutal fight against an ancient evil. The movie offers a gritty, violent take on classic vampire lore. 

They Live

A drifter uncovers a hidden truth about society and control. The film uses sci-fi and satire to comment on consumerism and power. 

The Fifth Element

In a futuristic world, an unlikely hero becomes part of a mission to save humanity. The film is known for its bold visuals, strange humor, and over-the-top sci-fi style.