What’s that coming over the hill?

John Wilson, creator of HBO’s How To with John Wilson, makes his feature debut with a hilarious investigation into one of the world’s most ordinary materials. What begins as a documentary about concrete becomes an eccentric, unexpectedly profound journey through New York, creativity, mortality and the strange people and places Wilson encounters along the way.

Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys is one of the defining pop-horror films of the 1980s—a mix of vampire movie, teen comedy, rock-video aesthetics, and California counterculture.

A delectably gory and cynical social satire from acclaimed filmmaker Paul Morrissey (BLOOD FOR DRACULA), FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN is among the most original and transgressive interpretations of Mary Shelley’s classic novel. Baron von Frankenstein (Udo Kier, SUSPIRIA), with the help of his bizarre assistant Otto, is determined to create a new master race. To achieve his objective, he constructs two perfect “zombies” from an assemblage of body parts, intending them to mate.