Welcome all wogs, squirrels, SPs, apostates, Ron’s Org-ers and curious Scientologists to a collaboration between Tongue And Groove LA and Cinefamily, surveying the visual media from one of the Twentieth Century’s most bustling new religions.
“Alive — without a body — fed by an unspeakable horror from hell!” It’s been twenty years since this campfest made its legendary appearance on MST3K — now it’s time to experience this freaky-deaky slab of Atomic Age weirdness in 35mm for the first time!
MEMBERS-ONLY SNEAK PREVIEW! For info on event registration, see full event listing. Finally receiving their long overdue recognition as the first black punk band — hell, one of the first punk bands! — Death continues to shake the house down, as this deeply touching doc shows off in droves.
“The closest Alfred Hitchcock ever came to making an art film” — Jonathan Rosenbaum. A lean, mean Hitchcock on the cold, hard streets of NYC — it’s the ‘hood verisimilitude of Sidney Lumet and the gritty, near-documentary B&W approach of the Italian neo-realists, both coupled with surprising amounts of restraint and emotion.
In space, no one can hear Sam Neill scream! This Hellraiser-meets-Alien mashup conjures up images that are truly frightening — and as Sam & Co. unravel under the ship’s malevolence, the zero-G gore flies free in some of the most warp-driven setpieces of the Nineties.
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