Wednesday June 11th
Bondage A Go Go Presents
Cinematheque/Midnight Madness - A Homage to John Waters
Our Tribute to the "The pope of trash”. From art house auteur to his mainstream success on Broadway, the long strange trip of John Waters started out humbly enough – creating 8mm Masterworks using his friends to act out the most vile and heinous acts ever caught on screen.
Mr. Waters (with his Muse, the incredible Divine) took low budget moviemaking to new heights (and depths), creating works that are uniquely America (and borderline pornographic).
His mainstream success of the late 80’s – early 90’s captured an irreverent, nostalgic take on 1950’s – 1960’s suburban Baltimore. Though the subject matter toned down a bit, he never compromised his overriding theme - the unlikely hero (an outsider) overcoming great odds to find happiness and success.
Some of the The Filthiest Films Alive courtesy of the Bard of Baltimore.
Pink Flamingos (1972), Polyester (1981), Hairspray (1988)
& Cry-Baby (1990) playing on the big (and small) screens all night long.
Birthday celebrations for Mike West (Rope Burn) and Brian G. (Swing Goth)
Bondage A Go Go Presents
Cinematheque/Midnight Madness - A Homage to John Waters
Our Tribute to the "The pope of trash”. From art house auteur to his mainstream success on Broadway, the long strange trip of John Waters started out humbly enough – creating 8mm Masterworks using his friends to act out the most vile and heinous acts ever caught on screen.
Mr. Waters (with his Muse, the incredible Divine) took low budget moviemaking to new heights (and depths), creating works that are uniquely America (and borderline pornographic).
His mainstream success of the late 80’s – early 90’s captured an irreverent, nostalgic take on 1950’s – 1960’s suburban Baltimore. Though the subject matter toned down a bit, he never compromised his overriding theme - the unlikely hero (an outsider) overcoming great odds to find happiness and success.
Some of the The Filthiest Films Alive courtesy of the Bard of Baltimore.
Pink Flamingos (1972), Polyester (1981), Hairspray (1988)
& Cry-Baby (1990) playing on the big (and small) screens all night long.
Birthday celebrations for Mike West (Rope Burn) and Brian G. (Swing Goth)
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Re: Cinematheque this week (6/11)
Mon, June 9, 2008 - 9:36 PMBut wait there's more!
We also have Female Trouble & Serial Mom
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Re: Cinematheque this week (6/11)
Mon, June 9, 2008 - 11:12 PMDon't forget Rose and Brat! -
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Re: Cinematheque this week (6/11)
Tue, June 10, 2008 - 3:31 AMDammit!!
As I was watching Crybaby earlier today I was thinking OH This very thing - of
how a good ole John Water's themed shabang is what needs to happen..
Have a blast!!!
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Re: Cinematheque this week (6/11)
Tue, June 10, 2008 - 9:51 AMCheck out my homage to John Waters in the 'Crappy Movies that Don't Suck' tribe, written back in '06:
crappymoviesthatdontsuck.tribe.net/thread/49e5ebe2-cf19-4531-9544-ba74a0cb5515 -
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Re: Cinematheque this week (6/11)
Wed, June 11, 2008 - 8:10 PMSweet. I managed to kill the thread. Yippee!
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