Glue-spike your mohawks, stud your battle vests and get ready for noise! Trace a genre's heavy impact and unmistakeable aesthetics through searing rock docs and low-fi DIY cult-hit narratives.
 | | | Everyday Sunshine (2011) | | dir. Lev Anderson and Chris Metzler | | | | Laurence Fishburne, with help from talking heads like Gwen Stefani, George Clinton and Flea, narrates the story of punk-funk legends Fishbone. |
 | | | Live at CBGB (1982) | | dir. Richard Oretsky | | | The year is 1982. Hardcore heroes The Bad Brains are about to deliver an hour of unadulterated mayhem at one of America's most infamous venues
| Dive into the film grammar of The Strange Case of Mr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne with a penetrating examination of the film's content and context. | | |
 | | | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne (1981) | | dir. Walerian Borowczyk | | Fanny Osbourne is the fiancée of the titular split-personalitied anti-hero. This delightfully perverse adaptation occurs during their engagement party. | |
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|  | | | The Plague Dogs (1982) | | dir. Martin Rosen | | | More Watership Down than Homeward Bound, this apocalyptic cartoon is a bleak buddy film for the end of the world, or maybe just humanity as we know it.
 | | | David and Lisa (1962) | | dir. Frank Perry | | | | A classic case of boy meets girl: He has a terrible fear of being touched, she has a split personality and they fall for each other in a mental institution |
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