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St. Louis’s own Bomb Squad Productions is taking over the Arkadin for a showcase of homegrown independent cinema. From gutbusting comedies to intense thrillers, the night promises a rollercoaster full of laughs, frights, and maybe even some tears. Whether it's…
“★★★★★ - Nothing can fully prepare you for onslaught of mind-melting WTFness and dangerous-for-all-involved whackadelic spectacle.” - vidscribbler, Letterboxd When a young boy decides to run away from home with his beloved pet duck Mr. Quack-Quack, the two find themselves…
"With their debut film Test Pattern, Ford announced themselves as an essential new voice in Black cinema, with a focus on the lives and struggles of Black women. Here, Ford tackles similar themes with a wider scope that includes Black femmes,…
"With their debut film Test Pattern, Ford announced themselves as an essential new voice in Black cinema, with a focus on the lives and struggles of Black women. Here, Ford tackles similar themes with a wider scope that includes Black femmes,…
"It has both the attention span and sexual imagination of a 13-year-old boy, and is littered with product placements and dick jokes. And yet, against all odds, Myers’s wacky step-and-repeat characters remain enduringly entertaining." - The Ringer "I put the…
“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…
"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…
“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…
"The greatest kaiju movies ever made!" - Matt Draper After laying dormant for fifteen years, Gamera was rebooted for the big screen in a smash hit trilogy masterminded by director Shusuke Kaneko, writer Kazunori Ito (Ghost in the Shell) and…
This month, for our Folk Horror Around The World series, we bring you several interpretations of the creepiest fairy tale of them all, Hansel and Gretel. Famously collected by the Brothers Grimm, this story tells of a brother and sister…