Silent Night, Deadly Night Friday Dec. 18 and Saturday Dec. 19, midnight at Nitehawk: $11 Everyone knows the only sufferable holiday films are Xmas-themed horror…
Michael Alig Will Battle it Out as ‘Club Kid Zombie’ in Coney Island Horror Flick
Don’t run screaming when you find out there are a ton of characters to keep straight in ZomBikers aka Vamp Bikers Tres– it’s true: witches, bikers, zombies,…
Week in Film: a Berliner Thriller and Rarely Seen Vids Shot By a Downtown ‘Ethnographer’
Michel Auder + Rebekah Rutkoff: Sunsets and Other Stars Tuesday, Dec. 15, 7:30 pm at Light Industry: $8 at the door French artist, photographer, and…
Bodega Bay Member Made a 'Leather Jacket' Ode to the 60's Underground, They Read By Night
We’re only experiencing half of Joe Wakeman’s creative self when he’s belting out meta lyrics and writhing his wiry body around stage, frontman duties for his arty indie rock…
Film: Dangle for Expanded Cinema and See Marnie's BF Looking Not So Hot
Iraqi Odyssey Thursday Dec. 3, 6:05 pm and 9:20 pm at IFC Center, 323 6th Avenue: $14 How much do you know about Iraq, like…
Film: Jayne County Leads an Outrageous ’80 German Trans Musical and Sisters Buck the Patriarchy
City of Lost Souls Friday Nov. 20th, 7:30 pm at Union Docs: $9 Juliet Jacques, the author of Trans: A Memoir, which accounts for her…
Alone At Last : Slip Into a Booth and Prepare to Be Seduced
“At that time in New York things were really wild,” Emily Armstrong recalled of the ’70s punk scene. She and her partner, Pat Ivers, are…
Week in Film: Kathleen Hanna on 16mm and Bomb Shelter Children of Botulism Turn Out Totally Normal
This week, cash in your change jar because you’re gonna need it for the screening of this lost Riot Grrrl film starring Kathleen Hanna. Also,…
Week in Film: Japanese Horror Cats Hungry for Human and Paranoid Rural Stock Schemes
It’s as good a week as any to catch some films and with one of our besties going outta commission soon (temporarily, thankfully) we’re encouraging…
Filmmaker’s ’70s Outlaw Culture’ Past Inspired Her Ode to Century-Old Les Vampires
This October marks the 100th anniversary of Les Vampires, a silent film–surprisingly surreal for its era and rife with gothic imagery– that stars Musidora as Irma Vep, France’s…