When one of their former feline friends (the eponymous Kitty Galore) turns foe, the cats are left with no choice but to join forces with the dogs to save both their species and the humans who feed and shelter them! Fur will fly.
This woman has just cut, chopped, broken and burned five men beyond recognition but no jury in America would ever convict her! Possibly the purest, cruelest revenge film ever, this is a movie so sick, reprehensible and contemptible that I can hardly believe it’s playing. (Roger Ebert)
When two stranded tourists unluckily seek help at a mad scientists villa, they end up part of his latest experiment: to surgically join three people mouth to rear end to form, well, a human centipede. Weve shown some disturbing films, but this one takes the cake (then passes
His brain came from a genius. His body came from a killer. His soul came from hell! Direct from the Hammer Horror vaults to our screen, this classic stars not one, but two Star Wars veterans, the great Peter (Grand Moff Tarkin) Cushing and David (Darth Vader) Prowse.
If youre still wondering why Stieg Larssons novels are international bestsellers, and why the films based on them are international blockbusters, this is your chance to find out. And to read English subtitles.
PRESENTED BY WORLD INTER-ACTION MONDIAL (WIAM) This fierce, moving documentary tells the stories of people who make their livings finding and dismantling landmines and other explosives left behind by military conflicts between Israel and Lebanon and does so with intense moral and visual clarity. (Village Voice) Admission $10 |
With this portrait of a hotels transition from flophouse to hipster hangout, the directors have crafted a riveting and extraordinary human portrait of the effects of urban renewal upon the poor and the unintentional roles artists play in the process of gentrification. (Hot Docs) A panel discussion will follow the
Seeing the newly-buff Jake Gyllenhaall in this big-screen adaptation of the popular videogame (directed by Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire helmer Newell), I suddenly understand what Heath Ledger saw in him in Brokeback Mountain.
LOST MARBLES GEEK NIGHT Walk down the right back alley in Sin City, and you can find anything, including probably the most aggressively faithful rendering of a comic books aesthetic ever to make it to the big screen.
This well-seasoned neo-Cold War spy flick casts Angelina Jolie as a possible Russian mole inside the CIA and it works! “Salt is a damn fine thriller. It winds your clock tight and the alarm doesn’t go off for 100 minutes. (Roger Ebert)