(not necessarily in order) opposition politics, literature, film, music, walking the streets, business, stock-market speculation, pop culture, manipulating people, hanging out, fashion, art theory and critique, some forms of philosophy, existentialism, people-watching, ps2 gaming and church.
people with an appetite for hack/slash/mutilation films. nagisa oshima's in the realm of the senses, anybody?
a whole damn lot really. avant-garde free jazz improvisation work. weird noises. nurse with wound, current 93, david tibet, throbbing gristle, death in june, john zorn and his tzadik labelmates
film noir. stuff by melville, truffaut, godard, renoir, kiarostami, fassbinder, lang, lynch, herzog, lean, ozu, eisenstein, mizoguchi, suzuki, antonioni, fellini, lumet, sirk, dreyer, kurosawa, nichols, hawks, wong kar wai, von trier and the early scorsese stuff. orson welles' citizen kane. ingmar bergman's the seventh seal. an insatiable appetite for hitchcock. the 39 steps, dial m for murder, rear window, vertigo, shadow of a doubt, north by northwest. takashi miike and chanwook park's vengeance flicks. smell of camphor fragrance of jasmine, sling blade, wag the dog, the coen bros' fargo, blood simple, tarantino's reservoir dogs, pulp fiction, jackie brown, and kill bill series. stuff with steve buscemi. sam mendes' american beauty, adaptation, being john malkovich, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, arthouse chick-flicks which bare skin. heh heh. + spaghetti westerns, the sergio leone ones, especially with clint eastwood. I loved them all...oh yes, and the token eric khoo.
"tv is a mere mode of transmission and not expressionism" - a bastardized jean-luc godard quote. actually I liked the west wing and parts of freaks and geeks pretty much... pity these shows have gotten cut.
a huge haruki murakami fan. loved sputnik sweetheart, norwegian wood, south of the border, west of the sun, after the quake and birthday stories. kafka on the shore and dance, dance, dance are lying on my table, yellowing with age and waiting to be read.