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This series was curated by David Church, Sean Smalley, Joshua Vasquez and Will Scheibel. Each screening will be preceded by a brief introduction. Screenings are $3.
Lady Terminator (1989) Directed by H. Tjut Djalil
September 13 - Friday - 11:59 p.m.
With its whacked-out mix of Western shoot-em-up films and Eastern mysticism, Lady Terminator stands as one of the enduring gems of the Indonesian film boom of the 1970s and 1980s. An American anthropologist transforms into an unrepentant, leather-clad killing machine after awakening the vengeful spirit of the South Sea Queen. Armed with unlimited ammo, eye lasers, and vagina dentata, Lady T disposes of anything that gets in the way of her prime objective: to kill the great-granddaughter of the man who stole her mojo. (35mm. 82 min. Rated R.)
The Thing (1982) Directed by John Carpenter
October 4 - Friday - 11:59 p.m.
In a remote Antarctic research station, a group of men come face to face with an alien capable of mimicking any life form it comes into contact with, and soon no one knows who to trust as both creature and man fight to survive. The Thing is one of director John Carpenter’s most highly regarded films, widely praised as an existential sci-fi masterpiece. Skillful performances, remarkable special effects, and a tense, paranoid atmosphere add up to one of the most stylish and disturbing horror films of the 1980s. (2K DCP. 109 min. Rated R.)
Zombie (1979)
Directed by Lucio Fulci October 25 - Friday - 11:59 p.m.
When a woman travels to an uncharted Caribbean island in search of her missing father, she and her friends discover a deranged scientist fighting an outbreak of flesh-eating corpses. Widely regarded as one of the most distinctive and visceral zombie films, Zombie is Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci’s most famous contribution to the genre. Featuring undead conquistadors, gratuitous gore, and even an undersea battle between a shark and a zombie, Fulci returned the genre to its roots in voodoo mythology while strongly influencing the current resurrection of zombie culture. (35mm. 91 min. Rated R.)
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