In the build-up to our screening of STREET FIGHTER at Kongs of Kings Street, we talk to some of the cast and crew about their experiences making this infamous film. We were fortunate to be able to put some questions to Grand L. Bush – a.k.a Balrog!
Continue reading EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Grand L. Bush (Street Fighter’s Balrog)
In the build-up to our screening of STREET FIGHTER at Kongs of Kings Street, we talk to some of the cast and crew about their experiences making this infamous film. In this exclusive interview, we talk to actor Wes Studi about playing one of the film’s villains – Sagat!
Continue reading EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Wes Studi (Street Fighter’s Sagat)
With the help of Sheffield’s The Five and Dime Picture Show, we once again unleashed The Room upon the people of Bristol.
We don’t normally show trailers for films that we’re not showing… but this is no ordinary film.
We backed the Kickstarter campaign. We screened the first film. And now the first taste of the sequel is here.
Here’s hoping Cinema Epoch let us screen this sequel once it’s finished!
And yes, that was The Room’s Tommy Wiseau…
It’s game on at Kongs of King Street as we show one of the most infamous computer game film adaptations ever made!
Continue reading SOLD OUT: STREET FIGHTER (1994) – 22nd March, Kongs of King Street
On Thursday 22 January, Bristol Bad Film Club screened Gymkata to a sold out crowd at the Southbank Club in Southville.
Ahead of our GYMKATA screening, we were lucky enough to speak to the star of the film himself – US gymnast Kurt Thomas!
Continue reading EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Kurt Thomas (star of GYMKATA)
Mullets, Star Wars satellite sites, rampant anti-American sentiment… we look at why Gymkata is the most 80s film ever.
Watch the most 80s film ever as gymnast Kurt Thomas combines the “skill of gymnastics with the kill of karate” to ensure that the US has a base for their new satellite nuclear-weapon tracking system! Continue reading SOLD OUT: GYMKATA (1985) – 22nd January 2015, Southbank Club, Bedminster
2014 was a busy year – not only did we somehow manage to fit 13 screenings into 12 months, but we also did our first outdoor screening, which over 500 of you turned up to!
Continue reading Bristol Bad Film Club in 2014: A year in review
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