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"Hilariously bizarre... like some lost masterpiece from a time-warped alternative dimension." - The Washington Post Arkadin favorite Guy Maddin’s early masterpiece takes place in a 19th-century Alpine village where the wary residents—adult, child and animal—must speak softly and tread lightly…
“I dare anyone not to take John Waters seriously after DESPERATE LIVING. He remains the visionary of camp and the den mother of the bizarre… This film is a triumphant example of the most vital bad taste in America.” -…
“A full-throttle action showcase that capitalises on its ‘90s flare and rides the wave right until the end.” - Loud and Clear Reviews Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze star in one of the greatest action movies of the 1990s! Point…
“Like nothing else in modern movies. Feels unearthed from the deep, dark recesses of the unconscious." - Nick Schager, The Daily Beast "A stupefying, time-slipping ghost story" (The Film Stage) from Mark Jenkin, the visionary director of Enys Men, Rose…
“Uproariously funny, maliciously malicious!" - Time Out The Pope of Trash satirizes the dark heart of suburban normalcy in this wicked black comedy. Kathleen Turner plays wholesome suburban mom Beverly, a picture-perfect homemaker whose fascination with serial killers transforms her…
“A sassy, irreverent movie about art, fame, culture shock, and class consciousness” - Faith & Spirituality Who but John Waters would have given his sweetest and most personal film a name like Pecker? Edward Furlong stars as the eponymous teen,…
“Shot on a shoestring budget of around $5,000 during a 10-day road trip to Deadhorse, Alaska, Jacob Gregor’s End of History has more to say about the bleak state of American culture than most multi-million dollar films. Following an isolated…
“One of the greatest of Japanese ghost stories, a horror film of elemental drive, social commentary, feminist rage, and visual grace.” - Sean Axmaker In this poetic and atmospheric horror fable, set in a village in war-torn medieval Japan, a…
“Cheapo, indie, queer American cinema at its most adversarial and thrillingly vicious!” - Globe & Mail John Waters’ gloriously grotesque second feature is replete with all manner of depravity, from robbery to murder to one of cinema’s most memorably blasphemous…
"Pink Flamingos is the sickest movie ever made. And one of the funniest!" - Newsweek Our Summer of John Waters comes to a close with this screening of his magnum opus: the midnight-movie smash that has been torturing audiences for…