Midnight Movies
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Barbara Peeters directs this 1971 road trip through a spray of blood, bullets, and brotherly love.
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From Roger Corman's New World Pictures and Barbara Peeters (sort of), this beachside B-movie centers on a small fishing town attacked by a school of semi-aquatic rapists.
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This 1981 box office bomb and Oscar nominee, also starring Jessica Harper, still delights with its atypical approach to genre... and adultery.
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Directed by the late Agustí Villaronga, this 1986 shocker paints a timeless portrait of cyclical torture.
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Sharon Stone stars in this essential erotic thriller about a divorcee who moves into an upscale apartment building.
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Filmmaker William Girdler and actress Susan Strasberg help take the mystery of weird lumps to horrifying new heights in this body horror from 1978.
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Starring Ryan Reynolds as a sweetheart serial killer, this fantastical scary movie got solid reviews out of Sundance 2014 but lives on as a tragicomic shocker perfect for streaming solo.
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‘Dare’ (2009): Emmy Rossum, Zach Gilford, and Ashley Springer Star in ‘Challengers’ for Theater Kids
Directed by Adam Salky and written by David Brind, this niche coming-of-age flick emerged sideways out of a viral short film and follows three teens navigating a confused connection through non-monogamy.
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Based on the comic books, director Rachel Talalay's 1995 sci-fi epic about a water war in the year 2033 is a fizzy midnight movie perfect for quieting your springtime malaise.
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Directed by Curtis Harrington, this "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" imitator from 1971 stars Shelley Winters and Debbie Reynolds in maladroit tale of madness punctuated with tap numbers.
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Hosted by Bret Berg, this weekly reimagining of archival clips airs every Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. ET and has been self-described by its creators as "the reason TV was made." It's also a must-watch for midnight movie fans.
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Director Lee Demarbre's kung-fu horror musical stars Phil Caracas as the Son of a God opposite a pack of sapphic bloodsuckers and an unauthorized homage to the late Mexican luchador El Santo.
