BAR TRASH is a new weekly event in Genesis Cinema’s Bar Paragon for all lovers of incredibly curious films & collectors of physical media.
BAR TRASH is a new weekly event in Genesis Cinema’s Bar Paragon for all lovers of incredibly curious films & collectors of physical media.
Scott Derrickson’s highly theatrical adaptation of Joe Hill’s story of family and fraternity enduring violent threat has thrilling echoes of STAND BY ME.
A look back at a century of exploitation cinema as a source of “pure enjoyment and delight, despite improbable plots, ‘bad’ acting, or ragged film technique.”
Not so much a review of the film, more of a reflection on the restoration – which is stunningly vivid – and the uncut theatrical version – which amplifies the horror.
BAR TRASH is a new weekly event in Genesis Cinema’s Bar Paragon for all lovers of incredibly curious films & collectors of physical media.
BAR TRASH is a new weekly event in Genesis Cinema’s Bar Paragon for all lovers of incredibly curious films & collectors of physical media.
BAR TRASH is a new weekly event in Genesis Cinema’s Bar Paragon for all lovers of incredibly curious films & collectors of physical media.
Keith Thomas’ remake is like food from a hastily arranged trip to the park with one of those disposable BBQ trays: burnt at the edges and raw in the middle.
#QueerHorrorNights tackles our DADDY ISSUES? with a trans-morphing double dose of sci-fi body horror from the biological father & son of the sub-genre.
Continuing our Q-RATED! launch season, Queer Horror Nights is proud to present a double bill of THE PSYCHO SEQUELS aka What Norman did next.
#QueerHorrorNights tackles our DADDY ISSUES? with a trans-morphing double dose of sci-fi body horror from the biological father & son of the sub-genre.