i'm not trying to brag, but I have been at this a while, and still seek out old and wierd films.
Back in oh, it would have been about 1980 I did not heed David Vestal's advice after I self tought myself from his excellent The Craft of Photography, to stick to and learn one film.
Being 16 or so at the time it seemed too dull to stcik to one film. So I mostly shot HP4 (I think) that was handed out at the school camera club to shoot the annual school yearbook with. but I also shot whatever else I could lay my hands on, on my limited funds, at the time. I used the first 1000 asa 35mm colour negative films available for rock and roll concerts. Use my first and only 2475 in an old rollei that no one else in the camera club wanted to use for a winter ice carnival in a darkened arena. Both had golf ball sized grain on any enlargement.
I have shot panatomic X, and still have a roll of 120 and 5 or 6 20 exposure 35mm casettes, Stll one roll of Verichrome Pan in 120, of the few rolls of that that I have shot. Stl a few rolls of 120 and 35mm of HIE, and a fw shets of 4x5 that will yeid good sized b&w grain. Still have a few rolls of technial pan too. The probelsm is trying to use all these old babies before they are no good. I am working down a 16 roll stash of long frozen Ferannia Pan, imported and rebadged by 3M into NA in the 70's I think. I have about 6 rolls left. It has healthy grain, and and EI of 12, and takes about 18' in striaght d76 to get any sort of contrast out of it.
Outdated 800 speed fuji consimer grade colour neg shot at EI400 in 35mm gave me good grain last year.
I had a batch of E-6 first developer concentrate poop out on me and I developed a few rolls before I caught it. One of the resulting dark rolls was of 35mm Ektachrome 5012, from a long outdated frozen bulk roll. It shows good chunky grain, but I have yet to scan it to lighten things up to see if it is otherwise salvageable.