Links

The Psychotronic YouTube Channel – More than 800 trailers and more!

David “The Rock” Nelson’s Basement of Bloody Horror – A longtime loyal member of the Psychotronic Film Society, Rocky is perhaps the most prolific and dedicated ‘backyard’ horror film auteurs who has ever lived. Feel his kung fu in this special subsite.
For more on Rocky, don’t miss the documentary Can’t Stop “The Rock”.

Washington Psychotronic Film Society Our Washington, DC-based cohorts in B-movie crime, also have a cool site.

Twin Cities Psychotronic Film Society – Land of 1000 Lakes and trashfilms.

Savannah Psychotronic Film Society – Sponsors weird film events down south.

B-Fest – 24 hours of psychotronic madness incarnate annually.

Something Weird Video – Lives up to it’s name a thousand times over. Accidental archivist Mike Vraney provides a true service to hu-manity by rescuing long lost grindhouse movies and putting them on videotape for posterity (quality is no object).

The Church of the SubGenius – The most graphic packed SubGenius site on the Web. Hilarious!

Svengoolie – Long-running Chicagoland TV horror host.

2 Responses to Links

  1. Michael DiCerto says:

    My name is Michael DiCerto and I am the Non-Theatrical booker for Sony Pictures Classics. We have a vast and highly honored catalogue of foreign, independent and ground breaking dramas and documentaries that will be great product for your screenings.

    I have attached a catalogue for you to peruse. I think MOON and PAPRIKA would particularly be relevant for your film society. I am very flexible on rates and would love to discuss the possibility of booking some of our many CLASSIC titles!

    Thanks for your time,

    Michael DiCerto
    Non-Theatrical Sales Manager
    Sony Pictures Classics
    25 Madison Avenue, 24th Floor
    New York, NY 10010-8601
    212.833.8850
    212.833.8570 (FAX)

  2. Mike K says:

    Hello,

    I have a movie coming out in Chicago March 24th at the Patio Theater. “Shred America” tells the story of four friends who skateboarded and biked 950 miles from Chicago to NYC.

    Check out our website to learn more:
    http://www.shredamericafilm.com

    Hope you can make it out if you’re in the area!

    Best
    Mike K

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