Looking for this one bastard of a film I saw on TV back in the early 2000's. Can't remember anything about the title or who was in it, but I remember it was about this town in the midwestern US where they had some kind of bastard spider-monster that roamed late at night, and they sold souvenirs and T-shirts and shit commemorating the monster as if it was just a joke. But the thing was real, and late at night the protagonist encountered it, and killed it, and I think there were babies of the thing, too? I swear I'm not making it up.
Late eighties to late nineties, most likely. Had an aesthetic and direction style like Critters.
that sounds like the plot of several Richard Laymon novels, though he never really got an adaption IIRC outside of indie fan films.
There's a French film I've always wished I could remember the name of. I saw it late night on BBC2 in the late 90s. It was pretty modern then (80s/early 90s I think) and was a fairly low key film about a woman's life, often in her apartment. Her bedroom had green walls and she was hanging out on the bed, possibly with a bf. She was naked in one scene and the camera kind of looked up to her face from her tummy as she talked. She was kind of gender neutral/boyish looking with curly short brown hair. It's not a famous film like Breathless, Amelie, or Betty Blue. I think the name of the film was just her name and it was something like "Geraldine" or "Gertrude".
