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“With over-the-top practical effects and impressive creature designs, Mosquito delivers the thrills and scares that fans of creature features crave.” - Macabre Daily They say the bugs are bad in Michigan, but those are nothing compared to the mondo bloodsuckers…
“One of the most unique and unusual films I have ever seen. It is an absolute must watch for not only lovers of animation, but for any film enthusiast period.” - The Animatorium One of the world's first animated features—preceding…
“Genuinely original: a silly, hilarious and oddly profound adaptation for adult-sized children.” - Empire Fantastic Mr. Fox is the story of a clever, quick, nimble, and exceptionally well-dressed wild animal. A compulsive chicken thief turned newspaper reporter, Mr. Fox settles down…
“It changed my whole life! Combines this beautiful, magical fairy tale world with this very dark and very realistic psychological material.” - Anna Biller, director of THE LOVE WITCH In this lovingly crafted, wildly eccentric adaptation of a classic French…
"We really only need one solid horror movie to celebrate Easter with. One that isn’t afraid to spill some Easter bunny blood. Critters 2: The Main Course is that definitive Easter horror movie." - Bloody Disgusting It's Good Friday, and you…
An expectant mother befriends a Good Samaritan who saved her life, but is unaware that he is the father of her unborn baby and is "collecting" all of the children he sired as an anonymous sperm donor years before. This…
“The most bonkers film I’ve seen in ages. A film about Shibuya streetcats that’s beyond exuberant and ridiculous.” - Karamashi, Letterboxd Combining adorable street-cat footage, ultra-'80s musical sequences, strange animated interludes, and teen melodrama, CATS ON PARK AVENUE is a…
"One of the five greatest family films ever made. Possibly the best. Pure magic." - Daniel Fienberg A talking-animal movie that's not only not stupid but charming, witty, and utterly endearing? Thirty years ago, a little pig and his barnyard…
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In 1933’s I'M NO ANGEL, the second of two pre-Code movies that she wrote as well as starred in, the voracious and voluptuous Mae West plays Tira, a sideshow dancer who accumulates fame—and men—with her popular lion taming act. Reteaming…