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"A delicious black comedy! Full of laugh-out-loud sick gags and charmingly acted by all." - Empire A sleeper hit of the early 1980s, Eating Raoul is a bawdy, gleefully amoral tale of conspicuous consumption. Warhol superstar Mary Woronov and cult legend Paul…
"Baby Driver is a lovely, action packed film with an absolute gem of a story and it just might be Edgar Wright’s best." - Loud and Clear Reviews Baby is a music-loving orphan who also happens to be the prodigiously…
“Chicken-fried Sweeney Todd snapping into a Slim Jim...a cult classic...if you want to get into 80s horror and have a lot of laughs along the way — it’s a sausage fest you won’t want to miss.” - Attack of the…
“Genuinely revolting! Mixes glossy arthouse visuals with satirically sickening Category III sleaze” - The Guardian In this wild, disturbing and darkly funny Hong Kong horror tale, an ex-starlet (Miriam Yeung) who is now the trophy wife of a rich businessman…
"I had, so to speak, seen it all. And then I saw Caniba." - John Semley, The Globe & Mail A hugely controversial documentary from the pioneering filmmakers behind the also-incredible Leviathan, Caniba just might be the scariest movie ever made. It's…
"...a filthy, spit-in-your-face assault on decency and order." - Maximum Rocknroll (music album review) Your friendly local crossover-thrash band, Sewer Urchin, presents GLOBAL URINATION: THE VIDEO ALBUM, a self-produced excursion into low budget filmmaking, featuring NO CGI, NO GREEN SCREEN…
"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…
"A surreal genre mash-up that opens like an Agatha Christie-style locked-room mystery before shifting gears during its last act to an otherworldly bit of sci-fi strangeness." - Slant Magazine A dazzling, paranoid mixture of locked-room mystery, 1970s Euro giallo, classic noir…
This month, Arkadin is serving up a thick slice of deep-cut eco-horror strangeness. A comically corny idea directed with an over-the-top muscularity, this underseen gem mixes up elements of folk horror, domestic thriller, and madcap Evil Dead-style effects to create…