the cortis queue
a coerated collection of sounds, stories, and scenes.
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soul
disney, 2020
recommended for coer
cortis debuted with a song about becoming who you want to be by chasing the things that make you feel alive, and i hope coers feel that same message in this movie. as we grow older, it’s comforting to remember that our purpose doesn’t have to be just one thing, as long as it gives us a reason to keep going.
insta kill
ecau, 2026
recommended for coer
my friend goes by ecau, she’s a huge coer and makes electronic music on soundcloud. i think anyone wanting to explore smaller artists might really like her music, and even if she wasn’t my best friend, i’d still listen because she has so much passion for it.
summer at camp lakepine
feng, 2026
recommended for martin
the production on this ep is so unique and has that nostalgic late night summer vibe that I think Martin would be creatively inspired by.
content note: explicit language
step up 3
john m. chu, 2010
recommended for all of cortis
okay it’s kinda corny but it’s one of my favorite dance movies (or movies in general ever) and I think they would enjoy it. at its core it’s about friends finding each other and becoming a family who do what they love together and it way it reminds me of cortis
content note: mild sexual content, explicit language, mature themes
the sixth sense
m. night shyamalan, 1999
recommended for james
from what james has said, i think we have similar taste in movies. this is one of my favorites so i hope he would like it.
content note: suicide and self-harm, frightening imagery, violence
the good place
michael schur, 2016
recommended for james
i feel like this show is so james coded. the humor is top notch and the way it brings up philosophical discussions about the afterlife and life in general. what makes a person good or bad, etc.. i think james would find it very interesting and funny.
content note: mild language, sexual content, adult humor
retrograde
james blake, 2013
recommended for all of cortis
i just love this song and want to share it with them and other coer! the ending chorus is my favorite part.
prophecy
domo genesis, 2023
recommended for
the lyrics remind me of cortis, especially lines about determining your own future and achieving greatness. the song’s themes of hard work, ambition, and the reality of making it in the industry feel like something they could all relate to.
content note: explicit language
a.i. artificial intelligence
steven spielberg, 2001
recommended for all of cortis
after james and martin's live where they discuss about movies and technology vs humans i felt like this movie might be an interesting one for them.
content note: violence, sexual content, emotional distress
room noises
eisley, 2005
recommended for keonho
based on his interest in clairo and hanroro, and because it seems he enjoys songs with soft female vocals, i feel like keonho would like eisley's music a lot! <3
what we do in the shadows
jemaine clement, 2014
recommended for martin
first of all, the movie is hilarious! i rewatch it at least once a year. it's interesting to see vampires not as cool, mysterious creatures but as ordinary people who struggle to fit into the modern world and fight over chores.
content note: graphic violence, explicit language, sexual content
frankenstein
guillermo del toro, 2025
recommended for all of cortis
this is ur sign to watch frankenstein (2025). beneath the horror is a deeply sad story about loneliness, abandonment, and a creature who only wants to be loved, turning the question from “what makes a monster?” into “what happens to someone who is never loved?” this one stayed w me.
content note: graphic violence, disturbing imagery, mature themes
physical graffiti
led zeppelin, 1975
recommended for martin
literally one of the greatest rock albums of all time.
past lives
celine song, 2023
recommended for james
this film has a lot of what-if moments and i feel like people who have watched it have different interpretations by the end of the story. i don't think james is the type of person who dwells in the past so i wanted to know his take on this one.
content note: explicit language, substance use, mature relationship themes