Filmcel thread

[Dungcel]

What's up fellow filmcels?
In this thread I wanted to discuss your favourite/blackpilled/most accurate depictions of inceldom in films.

I particularly would like to nominate the works of Spike Jonze, most of his films have strong themes of inceldom, loneliness, and struggling to connect with others, especially the one's written by Charlie Kaufman (Who is probably a massive incel).
I think this is most present in Adaptation., plus the opening speech is a massive blackpill

These themes also appear a lot in Being John Malkovich, in which inceldom itself is not so present, but there are many quality blackpills regarding female behaviour in Maxine's character arc.

So, anyways, comment your favourite incel films below, there's not much film discussion around here and maybe it'd be nice ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
(Anime is allowed, but let's try to not turn this into an anime thread since there's already one for that)

Cheers!

 

[whitebloodcel]

I haven't seen much about inceldom, however there's plenty that depict some of the harsh realities of roasties. I think Blue Valentine should be mandatory viewing for all males; it may seem like a romance but it's a horror film about a bluepilled chadlite. Other films that have accurate depictions of the female nature: Straw Dogs (1971), Breza (1967), The Night of the Hunter (1955) and Sweet Dream (1936). American Psycho also makes for cathartic viewing.