STRANGLER VS. STRANGLER (Church of Film)
Set around Belgrade’s underground radio and club scene, STRANGLER VS. STRANGLER is a brilliantly macabre, hilarious, and creepy pastiche of Hitchcockian horror, black comedy, and Yugoslavian punk!
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Even the Wind is Afraid (Church of Film)
Carlos Enrique Toboada's EVEN THE WIND IS AFRAID is a cult milestone in Mexican horror that, in the midst of the nation's student uprisings, gave gothic horror a modern, fresh and youthful facelift. A spooky girls-only ghost tale with mini-skirts, pop music, and striking colors!
VIY: SPIRIT OF EVIL (Church of Film)
A brilliant interplay of special effects and folk motifs, VIY is a beautiful example of the insurgent national cinemas emerging in the USSR during the 60s, and also just plain creepy fun!
FANGS! (Church of Film)
Mohammed Shebl's FANGS! is a bizarre Egyptian tribute to the beloved Rocky Horror Picture Show, full of incredible songs, discotheque lights, dances in halloween masks, and unbelievable set pieces! You have to see it to believe it!
THE GHOST CAT & THE SHAMISEN (Church of Film)
THE GHOST CAT & THE MYSTERIOUS SHAMISEN is a dark and uncanny ghost story, and the only Japanese kaibyo horror film to survive the second World War. Ornamented with stunning visual effects, kabuki sets, and haunting music, it's a unique, sombre, and spooky treasure!
Tokyo Cowboy
A Japanese businessman goes on an unwitting journey of self-discovery when he takes a company trip from Tokyo to a Montana cattle ranch
PRAGUE NIGHTS (Church of Film)
An anthology film with three grim tales, The Last Golem, The Bread Shoes, & The Poisonous Poisoner, PRAGUE NIGHTS is a masterful piece of Czech Gothic, dreamt up in the wake of the Czech New Wave, that explores the hidden folk tales of a city famous for alchemy, magic, and its secrets.
THE IRON CROWN (Church of Film)
A dreamlike and surreal erotic film of betrayal, and witchcraft. THE IRON CROWN is director Kaneto Shindo's (Onibaba) return to the themes and visuals of the Noh theater, the kabuki, and the figure of the onibaba, this time incorporating the witch curse of the Ushi no koku mairi.