CFN
Gazette staff
Oklahoma City residents along N.W. 50th Street caught an eyeful of good ol’ fashioned public indecency on Oct. 8, Bible Belt style.
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: nudity
Spiritualized
CFN
Gazette staff
Oklahoma City residents along N.W. 50th Street caught an eyeful of good ol’ fashioned public indecency on Oct. 8, Bible Belt style.
Perdida
The weird, wild world of Mexican exploitation cinema through one family’s lens is captured in the documentary 'Perdida.'
Documentary
Rod Lott
Perdida
6 p.m. Thursday
City Arts Center
3000 General Pershing
cityartscenter.org
951-0000
free
The Nurses Collection
Nurse! Oh, nurse!
Alien Opponent
The made-for-Chiller feature, reviewed in one line!
Sleeping Beauty
This ain't no princess story.
Drama
Rod Lott
Definitely not to be confused with the Disney cartoon — or any adaptation of the fairy tale, for that matter — this Sleeping Beauty is kind of like if you chose one of the masked women from the orgy scene of Eyes Wide Shut, then were told her backstory for 101 minutes.
The Divide
Fails to conquer.
Thriller
Rod Lott
Xavier Gens' The Divide begins with a bang — a nuclear incident, to be precise — but goes out with a whimper. For a film with one of the strongest trailers in recent memory, it disappoints just as heavily. Divide, it will.
Strip Strip Hooray!
Makes the 'bump and grind' into a real grind.
Comedy
Rod Lott
Wonder what put lead in your great-grandfather's pencil? Watch any of the six filmed burlesque shows collected on Something Weird Video's double-disc Strip Strip Hooray! set. From 1949 to 1953, from 61 to 83 minutes, these stationary-camera pictures simply present what played out onstage.
Death and Cremation
Either beats taxes.
Thriller
Rod Lott
Two outcasts are better than one in Death and Cremation, a better-than-average indie thriller, thanks mainly to mood. Even the smallest of budgets can afford that, yet few think to invest in it.
Mutant Girls Squad
Yes, another story about teen girls with octopus arms.
Action
Rod Lott
If you thought the X-Men series could use schoolgirl uniforms and tools protruding from naughty bits, have the Sushi Typhoon guys got a movie for you! It's called Mutant Girls Squad and, being from Japan, is three times crazier than America would think to make, or have the guts.
The Wizard of Gore / The Gore Gore Girls
Let it bleed some more, in high-def.
Horror
Rod Lott
On the bloody heels of Something Weird Video's The Blood Trilogy comes another Blu-ray of pioneering indie filmmaker Herschell Gordon Lewis' well-known works. The disc may hold one feature fewer, but high-def beggars can't be choosers, so chew happily on what you got: 1970's The Wizard of Gore and '72's The Gore Gore Girls, which would be his last directorial effort for more than 35 years.
