Cult

Whether fervently followed, counter-cultural, or incredibly strange, Cult movies always have at least one foot outside the mainstream…

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Flux Gourmet (2022): Dir. Peter Strickland
Feat. Fatma Mohamed, Gwendoline Christie , Asa Butterfield…; Required viewing for those with an interest in the machinations of the Arts, director Peter Strickland steps up as the rightful heir to British auteur Peter Greenaway with this follow-up to “In Fabric”. Set at an institute devoted to culinary and alimentary performance, it is even more bizarre but no…
In Fabric (2018): Dir. Peter Strickland
Feat. Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Fatma Mohamed, Hayley Squires…; Utterly beguiling and sumptuous ghost story from singular British director Peter Strickland (DUKE OF BURGUNDY), following a possessed red dress as it torments various unfortunate owners across the busy season in a department store. Appropriates the gorgeous colours and textures of the giallo horror…
Reflecting Skin, The (1990): Dir. Philip Ridley
Feat. Viggo Mortensen; An eerie and perverse tale of a young boy's unsettling experiences growing up in the prairie farmlands of Idaho, where the adults are weird and the children go missing. A meticulous, disturbing slice of American gothic.
Django (1966): Dir. Sergio Corbucci
Feat. Franco Nero, Jose Bodalo, Loredana Nusciak…; Stylish, ice-cold 'Spaghetti Western' tells the story of Django, a gunslinger who drags a mysterious coffin through the bandit-populated Wild West as he rescues women and loots for gold. Surprisingly brutal for its time, this quickly became a cult favourite in the USA, the many references to it in popular…
Forbidden Room, The (2015): Dir. Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson
Feat. Roy Dupuis, Clara Furey, Jacques Nolot…; Maverick director Guy Maddin applies his wild and deliciously demented imagination to this fantastic fantasy, telling a range of almost indecipherable stories involving a submarine crew, a lumberjack, a skeleton orgy and an educational video on how to take a bath. Fans won't be disappointed, but it's also as…
Vivarium (2019): Dir. Lorcan Finnegan
Feat. Imogen Poots, Jesse Eisenberg; A young couple shopping for their first home find themselves in a housing development where every house looks exactly the same, and with no idea how to escape after things turn decidedly other-worldly. An inventive thriller that recalls The Twilight Zone in it's efficient use of a winningly creepy premise.
Night of the Comet (1984): Dir. Thom Eberhardt
Feat. Catherine Mary Stewart, Robert Beltran, Kelli Maroney; Terrific B-movie where a comet hits earth and two surviving valley girls must fight the resulting cannibal zombie apocalypse. Trashy in all the right ways.