Crack-Film

One of those movies or films that one sees and later ponders:

Were they on crack or something when they created this?

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is an AWESOME Crack-Film.

by Yukie October 31, 2009

35mm Film

An antique memory-card (read:canister) used by people before the invention of flash memory. The canisters held very few images (twenty-four, or, sometimes, thirty-six), and the only card readers were very expensive, so people usually had to have the cards read at Photo-Labs. The process of reading the cards was called "developing", and only late in the game would be provided in a digital form; usually you had to scan the photos in from the paper copies.

John: Where does the memory card go in this camera Mom?

Jane: That's a 35mm film camera...

John: What's 35mm film? I've never even heard of that memory card.

Jane: ...

by Chaz Walker May 5, 2009

Film School

VERB: To double one's tuition and board fees by paying for equipment, film, actor compensation and processing.

Film schooling will cause your total fees at NYU to reach $100,000.

by trentlane October 25, 2010

filmed with a potato

Very bad quality. Usually said when the viewer sees something 32-bit or lower. (i guess)

Person 1: Hey, man! Watch this video!
*video plays*
Person 2: That looks like it was filmed with a potato.

by Dat256Guy July 11, 2015

Jon films

Best photographer in Pittsburgh, PA. Brings his camera literally everywhere. Gets the best flicks. If you haven’t had jon films take ur flicks then what’re u doing?

Yo bro u made it on jon films!
U see the new jon films post?

by Perhaps Anonymous October 22, 2020

Unscripted Film

A type of film in which screenplay is skipped and/or non-existent during its production. They have existed since the days of the silent movie.

"Unscripted Film is one of the types of movies i watch the most just like Scripted film." - Microphone from Inanimate Insanity

by Ryan900USAYT April 14, 2022

silky films

Hardcore pornographic films marketed to the art crowd as art films.

"My uncle had a business; films, called 'silky films.' They catered to the art crowd. French babes, soft focus, lots of sheer curtains. Classy stuff."
-- Benny, "Tromeo and Juliet"

by The Logical Fallacy June 14, 2017