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"★★★★ - May is a horror film and something more and deeper, something disturbing and oddly moving... t functions as a black comedy, but then it glides past the comedy and slides slowly down into a portrait of madness and…
“One of the best bad movies of all time! An accidentally riotous failure.” - Complex One of the most baffling, beloved, and jaw-droppingly weird sci-fi films of the 1980s, MAC AND ME has gained legions of fans across the universe…
"Somewhere between a black romantic comedy and a psychosexual horror show, it’s a film so delightfully bratty that it could be easy to miss what lies beneath... The Rules of Attraction brims with doomed yearning." - The Guardian RIP James…
In honor of Women's History Month, Arkadin brings you a heaping helping of the weirdest, wildest, kookiest, and coolest cartoons by female directors. While men have long dominated mainstream animation, female artists have carved out their own space, often on…
“A noir nightmare that’s halfway between detective story and farce, live-action and human cartoon, serious and scatological, and Seijun Suzuki and Jean-Luc Godard.” - Screen Slate Before creating mind-bending anime classics Ghost in the Shell, Angel's Egg, and Patlabor, visionary…
"The best Mel Brooks film with the finest Gene Wilder performance is this near-flawless horror spoof that’s shot in velvety monochrome." - Times (UK) Rightfully regarded as one of the greatest comedies ever made, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN never gets old. Mel…
"If you only see one movie this year, it should be Frankenhooker" - Bill Murray After making horror history with Basket Case and Brain Damage, the incomparable Frank Henenlotter unleashed FRANKENHOOKER—the goriest, goofiest, all-time greatest bastardization of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein…
To celebrate 314 Day, WashU Film and Media Archive (FMA) is pleased to present from our collections the only feature film by local independent producer Gregg Smith! Partially filmed in the Clayton building that houses FMA’s collections (in the historic…
In celebration of 314 Day in St. Louis, Jim Varagona of The Pete Parisi Archives will introduce this screening of the very first episode of WORLD WIDE MAGAZINE! 2026 marks 40 years since WWM debuted on public access television in…
"It’s the mythical and political Irish context of “Fréwaka” that makes it stick, as it draws on lingering national guilt over the iniquities of the Magdalene laundries, and twists deep-seated folk imagery into uncanny nightmare fuel." - Variety Get ready…