LUCKY
This digitally shot dimestore epic is the none-too tender story of a lonely young man and his pet dog Lucky
This digitally shot dimestore epic is the none-too tender story of a lonely young man and his pet dog Lucky
An unabashedly celebratory take on the ritual magic of the late Aleister Crowley by one of his foremost disciples: filmmaker Kenneth Anger
From the great Walerian Borowczyk, a uniquely spare and poetic erotic reverie with extremely dark overtones that erupt in the horrific final scenes
If you like your retro B-movies packed with gore, mad doctors, freaky brain parasites and mutating penis monsters, than LOVE GOD is for you!
A worthless movie by most any standard, though historically important as the first true “Nazi-sploitation” flick
A quintessentially 1990s Canadian serial killer drama that isn’t very good
This 20 minute 1969 short is, simply, the finest existing adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s classic story “The Lottery”
Weird, creepy and uncompromisingly elliptic, it’s one of the most outright Lynchian films David Lynch has ever crafted
An almost-good movie that suffers from an excess of eighties trendiness
THE LOST, the first film adapted from the work of novelist Jack Ketchum, is a skilled and intelligent but strictly not-for-the-squeamish viewing experience