Prepare for the most blasphemous collaboration in Bristol film history as we team up with Bristol Black Horror Club and trash aficionado Andrew Leavold for FLYING BAPTISTS OVER NOLLYWOOD- a deep dive into the nightmarish world of African Godsploitation!
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SOLD OUT: CAVEMAN (1981) – 22nd February, Bristol Improv Theatre
What happens when the writer of Jaws directs a former Beatle in a prehistoric romp featuring stop-motion dinosaurs and bikini-clad Bond girls? A non-stop zany adventure with a regard for archaeological accuracy that makes Bath Archaeo-Heritage Film Festival want to weep…
SOLD OUT: PLANKTON (AKA CREATURES OF THE ABYSS) (1994) – 25th January 2024, Bristol Improv Theatre
“I have the feeling that the secret of this ship is somehow tied to these strange fish.”
A DISTURBANCE IN THE FORCE + STAR WARS RIP-OFF CELEBRATION – 14th December, Former Bristol IMAX
We celebrate the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special with a screening of the new documentary A Disturbance in the Force and behold the most notorious Star Wars rip-offs with Bad Movie Bible author Rob Hill!
SOLD OUT: A LIFE ON THE FARM (2023) + DIRECTOR Q&A – 7th September, Bristol Improv Theatre
Meet Charles Carson, a film-making farmer from Somerset… and he’s got something to show you!
SOLD OUT: BRISTOL BAD FILM CLUB’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY DOUBLE BILL – 11 August, Watershed
Celebrate 10 years of bad film club screenings with a new cult classic and an old favourite at Watershed!
SOLD OUT: THE DRAGON LIVES AGAIN (1977) – 20th July, Bristol Improv Theatre
On the 50th anniversary of Bruce Lee’s death, we screen one of the strangest Bruceploitation films to ever have been made.
SOLD OUT: SPLIT SECOND (1992) – 22nd June, Bristol Improv Theatre
Rutger Hauer takes on a killer monster on the streets for a futuristic (2008) London!
SOLD OUT: SHRIEK OF THE MUTILATED (1974) – 20th April, Bristol Improv Theatre
An essential chapter of unhinged cryptoid cinema!
SOLD OUT: PLANET OF DINOSAURS (1977) – 16th March, Bristol Improv Theatre
As Adam Driver battles prehistoric beasts in the big budget 65, we opted for a much lower budget alternative – 1977’s Planet of Dinosaurs!
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