With the June release of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, it only seemed right we screen a dinosaur movie… and there is no stranger, or crazier dinosaur film than Tammy and the T-Rex. Maybe Anonymous Rex…
Continue reading SOLD OUT: TAMMY AND THE T-REX (1994) – 20th June, Bristol Improv Theatre
As part of the Museums At Night, we’re doing a special screening of Arrow Video’s new re-release of cult British horror film Rawhead Rex in the crypt of St John’s On The Wall Church.
Continue reading SOLD OUT: RAWHEAD REX (1986) – 16th May, St John’s On The Wall
It was our fourth screening back in Jan 2014, but we’re bringing it back! Miami Connection! It’s a tai-kwon-do rock band battling drug smuggling ninja bikers. Need we say more?
Continue reading SOLD OUT: MIAMI CONNECTION (1987) – 2nd May, Bristol Improv Theatre
We spoke to Michael M. Foley , the man behind the collar in The Divine Enforcer!
With The Disaster Artist set to hit cinema screens worldwide this month, Bristol Bad Film Club’s Timon Singh looks at why we keep falling in love with Tommy Wiseau and his cult ‘masterpiece’ The Room.
It’s the female version of Die Hard! Well… not really, but it’s better than Die Hard 4.0 and A Good Day to Die Hard!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: HARD TO DIE (1990) – 29th March, Bristol Improv Theatre
Recently re-discovered by French Bad Film aficionados Nanarland, Karate Vs Mafia is the first Spanish-made martial arts film! It has become a smash-hit with European B-movie fans, so we’re bringing it to Bristol for its UK premiere!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: KARATE CONTRE MAFIA (1980) – 15th February, Bristol Improv Theatre
We’re kicking off the new year with a little-known Troma movie featuring sex, murder and a performance dance troupe!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: DANCE OR DIE (1987) – 24th January 2018, Bristol Improv Theatre
Before Halloween, we’re screening this ‘has to be seen to be believed’ horror anthology cult classic!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: NIGHT TRAIN TO TERROR (1985) – 26th October, Bristol Improv Theatre
What ungodly creation lurks within the dark to terrorize a small Arizona town? It’s rabbits. Thousands of mutated, carnivorous killer rabbits!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: NIGHT OF THE LEPUS (1972) – 31st August, Windmill Hill City Farm
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