In partial deference to the recent passing of R. Lee Ermey, whose performance as Gunnery Sgt. Hartman looms large, we offer this screening of Kubrick’s ever-quotable, yet blunt-force penultimate film. Screening in 35mm. Part of Filmworker + Kubrick x3.

In a thug-ridden England of a not-so-distant future, a sadistic gang leader is imprisoned and volunteers for a conduct-aversion experiment, which doesn't go as planned. Screening in 35mm. Part of Filmworker + Kubrick x3.

It’s 1987, and motorcycle ninjas trafficking cocaine are making life difficult in Florida. Who can stop them? The obvious answer, of course: a martial arts rock band called Dragon Sound.

In Vietnam, he was the best… He still is. Kidnapped off the streets of Los Angeles for his former commander’s dangerously real war games, Mike Danton slaps on some jorts and gets oiled up to exact his revenge by any means necessary in what has been hailed by some as “the CASABLANCA of punching.”

In this Roger Corman-produced JAWS parody directed by the inimitable Joe Dante and written by indie darling John Sayles, the bloodthirsty shark is subbed out for a swarm of military-grade flesh-eating piranhas.

In Spielberg’s phrase-coining “blockbuster,”  the tension ratchets as a police chief (Roy Scheider), an oceanographer (Richard Dreyfuss) and a grizzled shark hunter (Robert Shaw) seek to destroy an insatiable great white shark that’s terrorizing the townspeople of fictional Amity Island.