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Repressed Cinema returns with a 35mm print of Andy Milligan's underground cult classic.
Death his religion, blood his lust! The king of creativity on a shoestring budget, director Andy Milligan strikes again in this ultra low-budget horror gem. Milligan not only wrote, directed, edited, and photographed but also made the costumes in this period piece set in the middle ages. Do not miss the parked Moped in the background of a shot! Neil Flanagan gives a memorable performance as the evil Father Guru; see him sustain a conversation with himself due to his "split personality". Milligan made films to appeal to grindhouse audiences of the day with plenty of gore scenes, but he also made films with his gut which is one of the reasons he has such a devout cult following today.
Before the 35mm feature there will be a surreal and horrific shorts cavalcade with two shorts from Portland's own Ryan Webb, and one from underground Sacramento filmmaker, Bob Moricz!
Underground comics for sale in the lobby, as usual.
Death his religion, blood his lust! The king of creativity on a shoestring budget, director Andy Milligan strikes again in this ultra low-budget horror gem. Milligan not only wrote, directed, edited, and photographed but also made the costumes in this period piece set in the middle ages. Do not miss the parked Moped in the background of a shot! Neil Flanagan gives a memorable performance as the evil Father Guru; see him sustain a conversation with himself due to his "split personality". Milligan made films to appeal to grindhouse audiences of the day with plenty of gore scenes, but he also made films with his gut which is one of the reasons he has such a devout cult following today.
Before the 35mm feature there will be a surreal and horrific shorts cavalcade with two shorts from Portland's own Ryan Webb, and one from underground Sacramento filmmaker, Bob Moricz!
Underground comics for sale in the lobby, as usual.
Director: Andy Milligan
Format: 35mm
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