How about Inland Empire? Its supposed to come out on DVD in June.

Bill, where are you doing screenings? At a house? We should definitely keep in touch. Imagine the embarrassment if we screened the same movie some week.

Though I haven’t seen it… the Warrendale doc seems like a good movie to show. Way less intense than Titicut Follies, but I hear there are cursing youth?

Badlands is pretty much my favorite movie. You should try showing that lost Malick movie, Deadhead Miles. Again, never seen it, but it looks like its got that 2 Lane Blacktop depressed-as-hell vibe

And what about that Elephant movie that Jodorowski did? Do you think its as shitty as people say it is? Its called Tusk, right? That’s such a good album!!!

You should show that early 90’s movie movie W.A.X. which I got out of a blockbuster when I was in sixth grade and it totally weirded me out. Haven’t seen it since then, but its like if whoever did Lawnmower man tried to explain explain some Robert Anton Wilson bullshit to a deeply stoned Daron Aronovsky. It sounds shitty, and it probably is, but it also takes place in CYBERSPACE and has flying skulls in it.

Come fall I’m going to be doing some screenings too.. we should figure out how not to overlap days or movies in advance

Rubin & Ed - More Crispin Glover + Trent Harris, including the character that inspired Glover’s get-up on The Late Show when he almost kicked David Letterman in the head
Loves of a Blonde - I think it’s one of Milos Forman’s earlier movies - completely sweet film
Heavy Metal Parking Lot Waiting for the big Priest show in 1986 (although it’s only 15 minutes)
Half Japanese: The Band That Would Be King
Shop on Main Street Incredibly powerful film about the relationship between a Jewish widow and the man appointed to take over her shop during WW2 in Slovakia

Also, there’s Vibes, which stars Cyndi Lauper and Jeff Goldblum as psychics forced to search for the source of all the psychic power in the world in the mountains of Ecuador. The tagline is “Put your hands on our hands and feel the… VIBES.” Yep.

I guess I wouldn’t recommend it, but it is hilariously terrible.

I was going to suggest ‘Instrument’ buuut it’s already been done - damn!

Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America

Descirbed as:

‘A pseudo pseudo-documentary, obsessively organized into 99 paranoid rants, parlaying every imaginable scrap of “found” footage, re-filmed TV, and industrial sound into a revisionist history of alien intervention in Latin America. A melange of satire, political fantasy, and black comedy, the film takes on crack-pot paranoid theories, environmental deconstruction, and CIA intervention — and more — all in one shot.’

Also its only 48 minutes, so I could try to get a complete copy of Episodes 0 -3 of Carl Diehl’s ‘Blobsquatchery In the Expanded Field’: http://blobsquatchery.blogspot.com/

The movie that was screened was Golmaal: Fun Unlimited, “a laughter riot, driven by an outrageous but rib-tickling plot.” (imdb.com user review) The other contender for the night was Krrish, “THE BEST..FOREVER IN HISTORY WILL BE….” (imdb.com user review)

Let us not forget, Tim, that Bollywood movies also have names.