This month, our $3 Mystery Movie crosses over with our Offbeat Black Comedies series as we presented a truly outrageous and wonderful horror-fantasy-comedy-musical hybrid that must be experienced to be believed. As jubilant as it is bizarre, this truly singular…
“One of the craziest, funniest films audiences will see anywhere” –Moviemaker Magazine It’s 2007 in Pfresno, Texas. Raphael is in county jail following an arrest for graffiti. He’s a good kid. It’s just graffiti. So you can’t blame Raphael for…
“Deserves to be respected as much more than a mid-career oddity in Lee’s filmography. It is a vital work that’s equal parts crystal ball and cannonball: glittering and prophetic, heavy and dangerous.” -Ashley Clark, Facing Blackness: Media and Minstrelsy in…
“There is a scene in this film where a character is defecated on by several people at the same time, and I dunno … I didn’t enjoy it.” -Roger Ebert From the twisted minds of cult comedy heroes Tim Heidecker…
“A crass, queer cult classic in the making…Bottoms carves an instant groove for itself as a cult favorite and a battle cry of queer, female rage.” -The Mary Sue An instant comedy classic, Emma Seligman’s BOTTOMS is the “horniest, bloodiest high…
Let’s all get a little cringey together and relive middle school as it really happened, with all the bad fashion, awkward emotions, and painful insecurities of pubescent life. One of the funniest comedies of the last decade, PEN15 casts adult…
We will be playing a mystery VHS tape, and it’s up to you what we’ll see! Bring in a VHS tape, and you’ll get in FREE! It can be absolutely anything — a forgotten bargain-bin B-movie, a Hollywood classic, an…
“Exhilarating…radically mischievous…visually arresting and capricious.” –The New York Times The Czech New Wave’s most anarchic entry, Věra Chytilová’s absurdist farce Daisies follows the misadventures of two brash young women, both named Marie. Believing the world to be “spoiled,” they embark on a…
“Doesn’t just hark back to The Kid; it formally revives the Chaplin classic in the street theater of Dinkins-era Greenwich Village…creat a wild spontaneity that can morph from riveting to fun to tense and alien in the space of a…
“Albert and David Maysles’ cult documentary evokes horror, humour, disgust and pathos, often all in the same moment.” –Cinevue Meet Big and Little Edie Beale: mother and daughter, high-society dropouts, and reclusive cousins of Jackie Onassis. The two manage to…
