TCM Underground: 50 Must-See Films from the World of Classic Cult and Late-Night Cinema

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m.—aired horror pictures like Devil Bat's Daughter and Strangler of the Swamp and suspense films such as Murder by Invitation, The Charge Is Murder, and Apology for Murder. In its mainstream release, The Harder They Come (1972) had been a flop, panned by critics after its U.

Ever wanted to watch the entire ‘Lord of the Rings’ film trilogy in one go or scare yourself silly with teen horror classic after teen horror classic? YouTube sets this cookie to measure bandwidth, determining whether the user gets the new or old player interface.Polo Bar, a spruced-up caff by Liverpool Street Station, serves all-day and all-night breakfasts and various other dishes for less than a tenner. USA Network launched a midnight movie package in 1989— Up All Night, which showed mainly horror and soft-core sexploitation films, ran until 1998. The Cinema In The Power Station is their second cinema in the neighbourhood, with The Cinema In The Arches offering a more intimate experience with its three bespoke screens built into the railway arches in Circus West. The screening of non-mainstream pictures at midnight was aimed at building a cult film audience, encouraging repeat viewing and social interaction in what was originally a countercultural setting. Now, owing to popular demand and to showcase their unparalleled versatility, Blue Sky Black Death seamlessly integrate their vast and eclectic influences (which range from lounge and electro to classic boom-bap hop-hop) with LATE NIGHT CINEMA.

The jewel in Picturehouse Central’s crown, The Members' Bar and Roof Terrace is the perfect place to escape the crowds with its incredible views and luxurious layout. With the hustle and bustle of one of Europe’s busiest streets below you, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed daytime coffee or a delicious after-work cocktail.Next time I'll visit Vue Cinema in Hartlepool where not only the surroundings are a bit more modern but it's also cheaper . The format was echoed by stations across the country, who began showing their late-night B movies with in-character hosts such as Zacherley and Morgus the Magnificent offering ironic interjections.