A legendary five-hour triumph from Joe Dante—one of genre cinema's most significant masterminds.
We had a couple of kicks at the can this December — the film canister that is — as NAC members Tyler Adair and Will Foran both dropped esoteric titles...
Headbutts, hammerlocks and highflying stunts, this program is a series of 16mm wrestling films from NAC’s 16mm film collection.
The Ladies Man USA, 1961. Jerry Lewis. 106 mins, NR. After losing his high school sweetheart and swearing off women for good, Herbert H. Heebert (Jerry Lewis) seeks a fresh...
Lady Vengeance South Korea, 2005, Park Chan-wook, 115 mins, R. After being blackmailed and wrongly imprisoned for 13 years, a beautiful woman is finally set free. Now her brutal and...
Lady Dragon Indonesia, 1992, David Worth, 97 mins, R. Kathy Gallager (Cynthia Rothrock) is out to avenge her husband's killer the only way she knows how - martial arts techniques!...
Lady Terminator Indonesia, 1988, Tjut Djalil, 82 mins, R. Part of the Analog Anarchy series - A scarcely seen Indonesian horror-action epic that draws inspiration from Terminator, starred and directed...
Palindromes USA, 2004. Todd Solondz. 100 min. NR. Aviva is thirteen, awkward and sensitive. Her mother Joyce is warm and loving, as is her father, Steve, a regular guy who...
You of strong will are invited to take part in the Analog Anarchy with the film being decided by the audience.
Doors 7:00pm Screening 7:30pm Tickets $10 or pay-what-you-choose (door)New Rose Hotel USA, 1998. Abel Ferrara. 93 mins. R. Curated by NAC Member Tyler Adair A corporate raider (Christopher Walken) and...
Akira Kurosawa's remarkable 1957 restaging of Macbeth in samurai and expressionist terms is unquestionably one of his finest works -- charged with energy, imagination, and, in keeping with the subject, sheer horror. - Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader
"Sanctimonious, silly, occasionally brilliant and exquisitely vivid, Hype Williams’s Belly crowned the decade in which hip-hop swallowed popular culture, and we never looked back." - Patrick Dahl, Screen Slate
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