Category: Movie reviews

Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Holla If I Kill You (2003)

Week 5 (July 19 – 25) – Sub Rosa Studio Ron Bonk’s SRS Cinema has been providing the underground with TOP QUALITY GRIME since the 90s. Not only does he release a deluge of Sharksploitation, Amityville ripoffs, and Cocaine-addicted critter flicks, he also distributes auteurist masterpieces like Tim Ritter’s Truth or Dare? – A Critical Madness, Hugh […]

Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Hallucinations (1986)

Week 5 (July 19 – 25) – Sub Rosa Studio Ron Bonk’s SRS Cinema has been providing the underground with TOP QUALITY GRIME since the 90s. Not only does he release a deluge of Sharksploitation, Amityville ripoffs, and Cocaine-addicted critter flicks, he also distributes auteurist masterpieces like Tim Ritter’s Truth or Dare? – A Critical Madness, Hugh […]

Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Mock Up on Mu (2008)

Week 4 (July 12 – 18) – Roots of the Underground: Film-makers’ Coop The Film-Makers’ Cooperative is a non-profit dedicated to experimental and avant-garde cinema; almost all of the most well-known American experimental filmmakers have had works in their catalogue at some point.  Craig Baldwin is a master of the cinematic cut-up, and with 2008’s Mock Up […]

Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America (1991)

Week 4 (July 12 – 18) – Roots of the Underground: Film-makers’ Coop The Film-Makers’ Cooperative is a non-profit dedicated to experimental and avant-garde cinema; almost all of the most well-known American experimental filmmakers have had works in their catalogue at some point.  “After thirty-three failed assassination attempts, entailing two thousand people, and fifty million dollars, they […]

Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Flaming Creatures (1963)

Week 4 (July 12 – 18) – Roots of the Underground: Film-makers’ Coop The Film-Makers’ Cooperative is a non-profit dedicated to experimental and avant-garde cinema; almost all of the most well-known American experimental filmmakers have had works in their catalogue at some point.  Flaming Creatures is largely non-narrative, transgressive joy. Smith, a visionary working with a shoestring […]

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