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THIS SCREENING IS SOLD OUT. WAITLIST OPENS 30 MINS. BEFORE SHOWTIME. “One of the most powerful films of 1968 and one of the greatest directorial debuts of all time.” - Quentin Tarantino When an aging classic horror star agrees to…
"One of the great haunting visions of the cinema...What Herzog sees in the story, I think, is what he finds in many of his films: Men haunted by a vision of great achievement, who commit the sin of pride by…
On Monday August 11th, SAINT LOUIS VIDEO SOCIETY PRESENTS the multi-talented, mononymous, megastar Xuxa, in a block of programming affectionally titled XUXA TIL YOU PUKE! The internationally renowned Brazilian brought her unusual style of kiddie-music-mania to the US with a…
Celebrate the glory of silent cinema's greatest clown, as Silents, Please! presents BUSTERPALOOZA! Often cited as one of his most significant films—as well as one of his funniest—1923’s Our Hospitality is his take on the notorious feud between the Hatfield and…
“Fairy tale becomes macabre, visceral horror in this superb Czech version of the story.” - Close-Up Film From the rich and textured imagination of Czechoslovak visionary Juraj Herz (The Cremator) comes a gothic-horror reimagining of the classic fairy tale in…
A struggling homemaker decides to become a real-estate agent and inadvertently puts her life in danger when she takes a job with a corrupt broker who will do anything to land a deal. Guest Roaster: Chris Cyr
“A pulp masterpiece...Not merely the best of Arnold's classic sci-fi movies of the '50s, but one of the finest films ever made in that genre.” - Time Out He baffles science! He confounds medicine! Submitted for your approval, the strange…
The long, hot-as-hell summer of 2025 is finally coming to an end, so let's send it off with something a transcendentally schlocky slab of monster-movie silliness. A psychotronic fever dream packed with nonsense plotting, bad dubbing, weird gloopy monsters, and…
A colorful delight with the anarchic spirit of DAISIES and with a healthy dose of early Roger Corman-eque effects, this month’s mystery movie will no doubt enchant you with its whimsy and has enough gags you’d think you were watching…
In All The Colors Of The Dark (Tutti i colori del buio)(1972), a desperate woman living in London, Jane (Edwige Fenech), seeks an unconventional cure for her haunting nightmares after she loses her baby in a car accident. When professional help proves ineffective, a mysterious…