• CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL (1993) — Friday Night WTF! — $5

    “A ridiculous, over-the-top carnival of gore, sophomorically sly humor, and cheese-whiz choreography” - The Austin Chronicle Before South Park. Before Team America. Before The Book of Mormon. There was... Cannibal! The Musical. Written by, directed by, co-produced by, co-scored by…

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  • RAW (2016) — Feminist Cannibal Erotic Body Horror!

    "Ferocious and flawless, Raw grips you from the get go and doesn't spit you out until the bitter end. Simply incredible." - IGN The bolt-from-the-blue debut from French provocateur Julia Ducournau (Titane), Raw is a wild, visceral coming-of-age art-horror cannibal…

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  • THE COOK, THE THIEF, HIS WIFE & HER LOVER (1989)

    “A bracingly intelligent and often beautiful work -- a chilling black comedy that tells its heartless story in a virtuoso style marked by visual elegance and dark, ironic wit. Anyone able to stomach its graphic imagery will find it an…

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  • AUNTIE LEE’S MEAT PIES (1992) — Friday Night WTF! — $5

    “It's schlock of course, but it's great schlock... super entertaining (and pretty raunchy at times too).” - lou (rhymes with wow!), Letterboxd Auntie Lee and her quartet of voluptuous “nieces” are known for making the tastiest meat pies around, all…

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  • THE THRESHING (2026) — “Midsommar meets Raw!”

    "The Threshing is if Midsommar and Raw had a cinematic child. Slowly haunting and brooding, with an uneasiness always in the air." - Paul Hibbard, Hysteria Fest In this slow-burn psychological horror from filmmaker Sean Mannion, a young couple's dream of regenerative farming and idyllic…

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  • Whimsical post-apocalyptic cannibalistic black comedy DELICATESSEN (1991)

    “Funny, imaginative, ghoulish and rather beautiful” - The Spectator How to describe Delicatessen? A retro-stylized post-apocalyptic black comedy about cannibalism that's not only darkly funny but beautiful, whimsical, and wildly imaginative as well? It could only have been made by…

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