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#85 - Army of Darkness (Raimi, 1992)

For more outrageous, blood-spattered and darkly comic cult horrors that revel in supernatural chaos, undead armies and chainsaw-wielding heroics, then check out Dinky Dirt Cinema, for all your gloriously grotesque desires.

Bonus Feature:

The Special Effects behind The Army of Darkness

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#85 - Deep End (Skolimowski, 1970)

For more stylish, surreal and unsettling deep dark psychological thrillers that swim in the murky waters of sexual repression and obsession, then check out Dinky Dirt Cinema, for all your perverted desires.

Bonus Feature :

Deep End - The Deleted Scenes That Was 'Too Controversial' for 1970

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#84 - American Movie (Smith, 1999)

For more films that capture the passion, the sickness and the pure love of making movies, then check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for all your cult cinema needs. That's just wicked, man.

Bonus Feature :

American Movie I The Excellence of Mediocrity

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#83 - Remember My Name (Rudolph, 1978)

For more films that drift through psychological landscapes, subvert genre conventions and feel ready to explode at any moment, then Dinky Dirt Cinema is the place for you

Bonus Feature :

REMEMBER MY NAME (1978): An unhinged female ex-con gets her revenge

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#82 - Slap Shot (Hill, 1977)

If you like a good dose of brutality with your team sports, then check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for all your cult cinema needs

Bonus Feature :

Slap Shot: Who were the Johnstown Jets? Who were the Carlson Brothers?

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#81 - Bound (Wachowski/Wachowski, 1996)

For more slick, stylish and deeply romantic neo-noirs, check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for your genre kicks

Bonus Feature :

Ebertfest 2019 - Bound Q&A

Q&A session following the screening of the film Bound at Ebertfest 2019

Eberfest 2019 - Bound Q&A

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#80 - American Psycho (Harron, 2000)

For more films that blur the line between satire, outright horror and blacker than black comedy filtered through a feminist gaze which explores the emptiness that mass consumption, toxic masculinity rituals and peer pressure can't fulfill, you should check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for all your oddball hybrid movie needs.

Bonus Feature:

American Psycho: Mary Harron Breaks Down the Huey Lewis and the News Scene

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#79 - Bedazzled (Donen, 1967)

For more satirical deals with the devil, check out Dinky's Dirt Cinema for your campy 60's psychedelic comedy kicks.

Bonus Feature:

Pete and Dud on The Set of Bedazzled - 1967 -The Archivist Presents

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#78 - The Fly (Cronenberg, 1986)

For lovers of the macarbe and body horror check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for all your extreme cinematic needs.

Bonus Feature:

Jeff Goldblum deconstructs his iconic role in The Fly

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#77 - Blue Steel (Bigelow, 1990)

Like your psychologicial action thrillers with a side order of female empowerment and a deconstruction of the male gaze? Then check out Dinky Dirt Cinema for all your cult cinema needs.

Bonus Feature:

Karyn Kusama on Blue Steel - Trailers from Hell

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#76 - Locke (Knight, 2013)

For more oddities, modern cult classics and Tom Hardyesque accent choices then check out Dinky's Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

Locke - Behind the Scenes (2014)

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#75 - Devil in a Blue Dress (Franklin, 1995)

For more stylish neo-noirs, hard-boiled detectives navigating the underworld of post war LA then check out Dinky's Dirt Cinema for your genre, cult movie fix

Bonus Feature:

Devil in a Blue Dress with Sarah-Tai Black (programmer of the series 'Black Gold' at the Royal Cinema)

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#74 - The Ninth Configuration (Blatty, 1980)

For more off-kilter movies that vary between psychological thriller, anarchic comedy and metaphysical angst that asks questions about the existance of god and the afterlife...and, I'll be honest, there aren't many that encompass all of that but, you should still check out Dinky Dirt Cinema all the same for your cult film fix

Bonus Feature:

The Ninth Configuration - Interviews - The Party Behind the Curtain

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#73 - The League of Gentlemen (Dearden, 1960)

For more heists, crime capers and full on Britishness, check out Dinky Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

'The Gentlemen Journey to the Heist' l The League of Gentlemen - Phillip Green score

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#72 - Over the Edge (Kaplan, 1979)

Won't someone think of the children! For more rites of passage, juvenile delinquents and society's utter failure to look after their kids, check out Dinky's Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

Nirvana - School (Over the Edge)

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#71 - Tenebre (Argento, 1982)

For more giallo pulpy serial killing nastiness, check out Dinky Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

Tenebre - Goblin (12" Extended Version) 1982

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#70 - One From The Heart (Coppola, 1982)

For more foolhardy, overambitious, stupendous filmmaking, check out Dinky Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

Tom Waits and the Music of One From the Heart