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"As colossal as the ship itself... the stuff of magic." - Awards Daily The ground-breaking epic that enraptured a generation, Titanic is blockbuster filmmaking at its most irresistible. Meticulously recreating every detail of the eponymous cruise liner, from the Grand…
“Tense! Gripping! Ranks among most audacious and successful technical experiments in suspense.” - Empire If you thought Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window and Rope (both of which limit the action to a single apartment) were claustrophobic, then prepare yourself for Lifeboat,…
"One of the great visions of the cinema, and one of the great follies. One would not have been possible without the other.” - Roger Ebert Werner Herzog is the reigning champ of impossible real-life adventures undertaken in the name…
In this "gloriously nuts Indonesian version of The Omen," a diamond mine is at the center of a power struggle between rival villagers Kosim and Dorman, who are the first ones to find it. Though both hope to win the…
“Dead Media is an exciting homage to great horror, cult classics, and the bygone era of DVD bonus features.” - Twin Cities Geek You may be done with the DVD, but it’s not done with you. Director Joseph Scrimshaw will…
It's that time of year again! Every August, Silents, Please! brings you a night packed full of silent cinema's great stone-faced clown, Buster Keaton. This year, we'll be celebrating Old Buster with some of his late-period treasures, along with one…
"The perfect good bad movie... the platonic ideal of a mid-’90s studio thriller" - The Ringer A pulpy jungle thriller that's in on its own joke, Anaconda is the kind of movie you yearn for every time you roll the…
“The tastiest, weirdest direct-to-video horror of the 1990s. Unhinged on every possible level” - Tales from the Tape Forget Eli Roth, we all know the one true Ice Cream Man stars a maniacal Clint Howard and was directed by the…
“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…