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  • Trash Classics: Program 11

    Trash Classics: Program 11

    The Trash continues! Trash Classics are cult movie screenings, held on the last Friday of each month. Program 11 runs from August to December at Luna Leederville. Hosted by VHS Tracking. Reserve your tickets now! DARKMAN (1990) Crime has a new enemy, justice has a new face. From director Sam Riami, a gothic superhero horror… Read.

  • Grace Connors & Rose KB – Long Weekend (1978)

    Grace Connors & Rose KB – Long Weekend (1978)

    VHS Tracking Presents:Long Weekend (1978) with Grace Connors and Rose KBSaturday 15 February 2025 6:30pmGoolugatup Heathcote Long Weekend (1978) Directed by Colin Eggleston and written by Everett De Roche (Razorback, Road Games) , a classic Australian eco-horror thriller. Attempting to resurrect their failing marriage, Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) set out on a camping trip… Read.

  • Arachnophobia (1990)

    Arachnophobia (1990)

    Recorded on VHS tape from Channel 7, I repeatedly watched Arachnophobia (1990) as a child. Along with Tremors, these were horror comedies that worked best as ‘gateway horrors’ for me, at a time when I was petrified by the horror aisle in a video store due to the suggestive box covers. Both Arachnophobia and Tremors… Read.

  • Eyes Without A Face (1960)

    Eyes Without A Face (1960)

    I thought about transition scenes in movies and the greater power that some can have over others. In Eyes Without A Face (1960), a French horror movie about a plastic surgeon (Pierre Brasseur) who kidnaps women to provide a new face for his disfigured daughter (Edith Scob). There is a transitional scene where we see… Read.

  • Distant (2002)

    Distant (2002)

    I associate Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan with long takes of expansive landscape from the couple of movies I’ve seen of his. And the opening shot of Distant (2002; aka Uzak) fulfils that association, as a solitary figure trudges across a field, a small town in the distance and a road in the foreground from… Read.