By Juan Barquin
While considered by many to be minor works, Serial Mom and A Dirty Shame represent some of our contemporary concerns and anxieties while offering a surprisingly wholesome view of queer community.
Alexandre O Philippe traces the connection between David Lynch and Victor Fleming's The Wizard of Oz.
Liarmouth: A Feel-Bad Romance marks Waters' first time behind the camera in 18 years.
By Juan Barquin
The Pope of Trash on 50 years of Pink Flamingos and waking up each morning and trying to be nuts in new and exciting ways.
Come join us in celebration of the 50th anniversary of John Waters’ transcendent trash opus.
A pioneer of 4D screenings, the American B-movie director was a born showman.
By Leigh Clark
This subversive cult classic imagines a world of empowered women.
The Pope of Trash reflects on his controversial career ahead of the re-release of his black comedy Multiple Maniacs.
This so-called ‘celluloid atrocity’ is coming to cinemas for the first time ever.
By Matt Thrift
With the Spanish maestro back in action we take a look back at his formative years.
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