Saturday 1st August
Delinquents II
Screening has been Canceled
Penrith Regional Gallery 7pm start free
Monday 3rd August
Para(noide) Politics
in the Archives Eye of the Phoenix: Secrets of the Dollar Bill
With
the crashing economy, the big question is: what is the future of American
currency? "Eye of the Phoenix"
documents the bizarre history of the design of the dollar bill, exposing the
occult activity surrounding the FDR administration. There is perhaps no
other period in U.S.
history when so many people were so deeply involved in the occult, and held
positions of power that reached all the way to the White House. Phoenix focuses specifically on the years prior to World
War II leading up to 1935, when the Great Seal was taken out of obscurity and
placed on the foundation of America's
currency. According to official records from the State Department, FDR
and his Secretary of Agriculture, Henry Wallace, specifically chose to use the
Great Seal because, as Freemasons, they believed the "Novus Ordo Seclorum"
(which they equated with the New Deal) could only be fulfilled under "the eye"
of the Great Architect of the Universe (the god of Masonry).
In 2037, after a nuclear disaster has just about
destroyed the Earth, the planet's remaining dwellers retreat to Inworld, an
enclosed biosphere where computers control all aspects of life. But a beautiful
young woman rebels against the Inworld's pre-fabricated existence and demands
the right to experience "real" life. So the biosphere's System
Operator exiles Judy to the mutant-ridden outside world. Once there, she is
kidnapped by deformed cannibals who want her to breed with their evil leader. She is rescued from cannibalistic creatures known
as "crawlers" by Stover (Bruce Campbell). Stover shows
Judy just how shitty the outside world is and together they try to overthrow
the evil ruler.
Vineyard owner marquis Philippe de Montfaucon is
called back to his castle Bellenac because of another dry season. He asks his
wife and children to remain in London,
but they still come after him. His wife Catherine de Montfaucon soon discovers
that her husband is acting mysteriously and that his employees are following
old pagan rituals that call for the life of the marquis himself to save the
crops. Of particular interest to many is one of the few appearances of the
stunning Sharon Tate before she fell victim to members of the Manson Family.
Some will consider Eye of the Devil an essential for that reason alone.
With David Niven, Deborah Kerr, Sharon Tate, David Hemmings, Edward Mulhare and
Donald Pleasance.
With your hosts Jay Katz and
Coffin Ed of The Naked City
Darlo Bar 8pm Free to play
Friday 7th August
Psychopathia Sexualis
This director's cut of the Bret Wood film is a
dreamlike depiction of turn-of-the-century sexual deviance, from the pages of
Richard von Krafft-Ebing's notorious medical text. As he interweaves fables of
sexual repression, vampirism, hypnosis, sado-masochism,
and lesbianism, Wood creates a haunted vision of an era when medical science
endeavored to label, cure, or eliminate anyone who refused to conform to its
idea of sexual "normalcy."
Take a trip back in time to post Stalinist North Korea and spend a night in a
brilliant recreation of what was (up until a few years ago) - THE LAST DISCO IN
NORTH KOREA! We
will begin with a rare screening of Kim Jong Il's amazing giant monster movie
"Pulgasari" - commissioned by the glorious leader himself using a
kidnapped director and lead actress.
Pulgasari(1985)
A blacksmith who won't make weapons to stop a
rebellion is pitched into jail and starved to death. As a legacy to his
children he leaves a small metal doll which comes alive when one of the
blacksmith's daughters gets a drop of blood on it.
The monster eats metal and begins to grow.
The rebels battle the government with the monster. The monster grows bigger and
bigger and even after the rebels win the monster still goes on eating and
growing until some way has to be found to destroy the beast....Its a weird
twist on the Daimajin films from Japan.
Then as
world famous DJ Fat Boy Kim cranks out a tantalizing set of Gulag Au Go Go, and
a plethora of propaganda shorts are projected on the big screen, the dance
floor will spring to action in a brilliantly choreographed display of colour
cards and improvised frugueing. The scene is now set for a tumultuous welcome for KIM LONG
DONG - the long lost son of Kim Jong Il and a distant relative of the notorious
Fat Fat Ho - entertaining the audience with a compulsory laugh every thirty
seconds!
Party late
and enjoy a free Korean sausage sizzle - dress to suit and enjoy one of the
most remarkable nights you will ever experience this side of Pyongpang.
Mu-Meson Archives Doors 7.30 for 8pm start till late $15 (Includes
"Peoples Korean Barbeque")
Monday 10th August
Para(noide)
Politics in the Archives
Sightings: The Best UFO Cases
Before the X- Files the Fonz from Happy Days Henry
Winkler produced one of the most cutting edge documentary series on anomalies to
come out of the US.
Screening in Australia
randomly and not in its entirety it is yet to receive a commercial release. The
research was ground breaking and covered the length and breadth of the planet.
90% of sightings can possibly be explained away and/or reduced to prosaic terms
but it's that 10% that after decades of research prove undoubtedly the
phenomena is a reality. The Archives has
specially selected and edited together what we perceive to be some of the best
cases investigated on Sightings. Bring your skeptical friends.
Deep in Florida's
darkest everglades, a brilliant scientist and a sexy government agent have
developed a secret formula that could end world hunger and change civilization
forever. Little do they know, however, that their arch nemesis is plotting to
steal the serum for his own selfish schemes. Looting the lab and kidnapping the
agent, the madman douses the scientist with the secret chemicals and leaves him
for dead in the swamp. Mutated by his own formula, the scientist is transformed
into a half human/half plant superhero that will stop at nothing to rescue the
beautiful woman and defeat his arch nemesis...even if it costs him his life.
It's the Trivia Night that
people who normally hate Trivia Nights absolutely love! Every Wed with Jay
Katz and Coffin Ed from FBI'S Naked City Show (with Miss Death appearing
fortnightly)
Questions on Pop Culture, Trash Culture, Politics, Music of all kinds,
Film, Literature, TV, Scandal, Tabloid sensation and just about
everything bar Geography! Rub shoulders with filmmakers, musicians,
local eccentrics, neighborhood auteurs, dj's, students, artists, ex
politicians etc. etc. as you compete for some truly fantastic prizes.
Every week the jackpot prize The David Banda Basket could go off.
Tremendous spot prizes all night and your chance to play EXTREME
TRIVIA!
Darlo Bar 8pm Free to play
Friday 14th August
Pussy Galore For the Cat lovers
Puss n Boots (1957)
Once there were three brothers, Frank, John and
Henry. When their father died, Frank, the eldest, divided the small
inheritance. As the eldest, he took the mill for himself, gave the father's
donkey to John, the second son and gave Henry, the youngest and most handsome
the family cat. Setting out to seek his fortune he soon discovers that he has a
talking cat on his hands who turns out to be smarter than he is. Demented live
action children's fairy tale.
The Uncanny (1977)
Wilbur Gray (Peter Cushing) is an eccentric writer who
has discovered an intriguing secret regarding our feline friends.they are
ultimately and unreservedly evil creatures. Gray compels his publisher to print
a manuscript that tells a trilogy of gory stories of retribution, exacted by
cats on those who have done them wrong. Master genre actor Cushing leads a
distinguished cast in this horror anthology of feline frenzy.
Do you want to learn how to knit, crochet or any
other craft? Or you just want to come along for a social? For the new
ladies who are coming for the first time bring a friend. Boys are welcome as
long as they do a craft or something useful.
The most ludicrous conspiracy theories of them all
after four decades of research have become the most perplexing to unravel. In
2008 Richard C Hoagland a former NASA consultant penned the New York Times best
seller Dark Mission- he states that
Apollo had landed on the Moon but suppressed evidence of ancient alien activity
and structures. On the other hand
authors David Percy, Bill Kasing, Ralph Rene, Jim Collier to name a few
all believe it was the greatest hoax perpetrated on mankind. Author, the late Anton Wilson once stated
"the prover proves what the thinker thinks". Tonight we will look at an edited
selection from the vast visual archive that now exists to prove the validity of
both arguments. Maybe one small step was really a giant leap of
faith.
A nuclear war has extinguished a large part of the
world's population and left the surviving women infertile. In fifteen years, no
baby has been born. The winning party, a European/Asian/African federation
called Eurax have proclaimed themselves the winners, whereas its enemies from
the Pan-American Confederacy keep operating secretly from Alaska. Both parties are keen on finding
fertile women in order to rescue mankind from its doom. When a fertile woman is
spotted in New York,
Parsifal, a tough and solitary race-driver and drifter, is sent by the
Confederacy in order to recover her. The former American Metropolis, however,
has become a post-apocalyptic wasteland reigned by the occupying Eurax and
violent gangs, and once one is in there, it is impossible to get out... the
similarities to "Escape From New York" are numerous (even the hero
looks like Kurt Russell as Snake)and it also rips off other films such as the
first two "Mad Max" films, but, as long as one isn't bothered by
that, "2019" is a very cool little flick of its own right. As usual
for Italian Exploitation rip-offs, this is quite a bit gorier and nastier than
"Escape from NY". The post-apocalyptic scenario is done with style
especially recommended to fans of Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Action.
This film is an interesting story of a young
ne'er-do-well who lives on the edge (his only productive activity is trying to
build a Rube Goldberg arrangement to condition his cat not to eat his bird) who
gets dumped by his live-in love who aborts his kid. She goes on to marry Paul
Burke, handsome, successful and our kinda guy. Later, the dumped boyfriend
strangles the doctor (with his stethoscope, of course) and kidnaps the
ex-girlfriend's kid. It goes on from there with a decent thriller ending,
showing that you don't mess with mothers.
With your hosts Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The
Naked City.
Darlo Bar 8pm Free to play
Friday 21st August
The Punisher (1989)
He is the cities most wanted, and most mysterious,
vigilante. He has killed 125 people in the last 5 years. He is the Punisher, a
one man weapon against crime. In reality the Punisher is Frank Castle, an
ex-cop who's family was murdered by mobsters. Now legally declared dead, he
strikes back from beyond the grave, killing mobsters wherever he can find them.
As a result of this, the mobsters families have weakened, forcing Gianni
Franco, one of the leaders of one of the families, to come in and take control
of the families. Franco has a plan to bring the families together as one unit.
However, this has attracted the attention of the Yakuza, Asia's
most powerful crime syndicate, who decide to take over the families and all
their interests. In order to sway the mobsters to their cause, they kidnap
their children. Now the Punisher must fight to save the lives of the children
of the people he has fought against for five years, while at the same time
fighting alongside the man who killed his family.
Geeta Mera Naam (1974)
Crime king Johnny has an underground lair that was clearly the inspiration for
the Austin Powers films complete with seats for his multinational criminal
guests that at the lethal touch of a button empty their human contents into a
pool of acid, turning them into perfect wax effigies. Apart from being
dangerously schizophrenic, Johnny also displays his dementia by cradling a
furry cuddly toy ape that never leaves his side. He is obsessed by his toy ape
reminding him as it does of the fateful day that he was separated from his
doting mother and siblings at the fair. For relaxation Johnny indulges in
sessions of bondage and masochism, employing a leather clad heavy to lash him
until he has welts all over his back. This magnificent slice of cheese has a
plot as old and stale as the hills but Sadhana directs with such verve and
aplomb that she has managed to turn her magnum opus into one of the truly great
cult classics of the era. The film was designed as a vehicle for Sadhana's
talents by her husband R.K Nayyar who came up with the inspired storyline. To
save on costs, Sadhana, whose career as a leading lady had flagged into near
obscurity, was given the job as director as well as being the star of the show
with a screen hogging double-role purpose built just for her. Miraculously, the
totally unpredictable public lapped it up and Geeta Mera Naam went on to
become one of the years big money earners providing Sadhana with a fitting end
to what had been a very distinguished career in which she featured in some of
the finest films of the 60's.
Sunil Dutt delivers a masterly performance as the
deranged, psychotic Johnny, swaggering around with his cuddly ape turning his
detractors into wax puppets at his mere whim. Feroz Khan lends dash, style and
his hairy torso to proceedings also strutting around as though his overly tight
pants were not allowing normal movement. Helen looks great and unleashes those
facial expressions like only she knew how - scowling, smoldering, alluring. The
overly dramatic songs have been composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal on auto-pilot
mode and a young aspiring choreographer by the name of Saroj was given one of
her early breaks in Bollywood. The same Saroj went on to become Saroj Khan,
Sridevi's lucky charm and the top Bollywood choreographer of the MTV's tinged
80's
Los Campeones De La Lucha Libre Animated Mexican
Wrestling feature by ex -pat
Sydney siders Eddy Mort and Lili Chin and Lux Interior's (The Cramps) last voice over before he died. A mysterious stranger leaves his isolated
village in Mexico to seek help when his village is about to be attacked by
"Los Extremos," brutal army of rudos terrorizing the land. The
Stranger encounters a gifted young Mexican wrestler, or luchador, Dragon Rojo
Jr., who sees this as a chance to live up to the legacy of his father and put
together a heroic team of luchadores, just like in the golden age of Lucha
Libre years before. And so Dragon Rojo Jr. and his newly formed team - Mr.
Profesional, Rayo X, Sorpesa and Tsetse Fly - set off to train and ultimately
combat Los Extremos. But a surprise lies in store for them, as the village of
they have been asked to defend is in fact a community of retired monsters from
Mexico's golden age; the very creatures past luchadores once treated as
enemies! Los Campeones de La Lucha Libre is an all ages animated feature
featuring the classic battle of good versus evil, and the struggle to live up
to the legacy of one's forebears.
"The Mysteries of the Gods" is a full length
documentary portraying the ancient astronaut theories of Swiss-born researcher
Erich von Däniken. The film is hosted and narrated by no less than William
Shatner himself. Everything from the Peruvian Crystal Skull to the megalith
structures in the jungles of Southeast Asia is
accepted as evidence for the Ancient Astronaut theory. Cave drawings, old
legends, Biblical stories and even some psychic visions of late Jeanne Dixon
are understood as stone cold facts. Eric von Däniken's reputation was still
quite unspoiled at the time so all the arguments (even the most far-fetched)
are shown with a great confidence. William Shatner is-as usual-overacting his
part. With all the strange "scientific" people, long shots,
enthusiastic Shatner and eerie 70's synthesizer music this amazing documentary
was from the day one destined to become a cult classic.
Set in a post depression America with the countries assets
sold to foreign investors and millions sleeping rough in makeshift camps. Out
of this chaos enters a gang of roller bladed yuppie-attired youths, who by way
of selling drugs and charging protection money have hopes of buying back America and
making it great again. Their charismatic leader (Christopher Collet) places TV
adverts trying to brainwash more members into the gang and as they grow in
strength, the authorities appear powerless to stop them. But hold on here comes
Corey Haim, who is recruited by the police to don his speed skates and
infiltrate the gang. Aided by a scantily clad Patricia Arquette, Corey proceeds
to act his way through a succession of outlandish haircuts in order to discover
the truth behind the Rollerboys and their "Day of the Rope", on which they
threaten to get even with their enemies. It's all extremely good fun with some
subtle political satire thrown in for good measure and an ending begging for a
sequel - that thankfully never materialised!If the idea of a group of youths with perms in yuppie raincoats
skating in synchronisation appeals to you - you'll be in heaven!
It's the Trivia Night that
people who normally hate Trivia Nights absolutely love! Every Wed with Jay
Katz and Coffin Ed from FBI'S Naked City Show (with Miss Death appearing
fortnightly)
Questions on Pop Culture, Trash Culture, Politics, Music of all kinds,
Film, Literature, TV, Scandal, Tabloid sensation and just about
everything bar Geography! Rub shoulders with filmmakers, musicians,
local eccentrics, neighborhood auteurs, dj's, students, artists, ex
politicians etc. etc. as you compete for some truly fantastic prizes.
Every week the jackpot prize The David Banda Basket could go off.
Tremendous spot prizes all night and your chance to play EXTREME
TRIVIA!
Darlo Bar 8pm Free to play
Friday 28th August
Freaks Geeks & Almost X rated Peeks
Here it is back again, trawling the highways and the
by ways for the most screwed up moments in film, television, advertisements
propaganda shorts educational Christian public service announcements and
anything else that has been committed to
film, tape, or disc. There is no end to this trash pit. Don't miss it
you'll make your self sick from laughter or freak yourself out.
Today is the 12th Anniversary of Princess
Diana's death. We investigate the crash which killed her, her companion, Dodi AlFayed,
the driver, Henri Paul, and injured ex-paratrooper Trevor Rees-Jones. Little
known information about many of the characters involved in the plot to kill
Diana are revealed. The history of the royal family is exposed, Prince Philip's
links with the Profumo scandal, Occult Cocktail Parties at the Cliveden Estate
in the 1960s, the exorcism of Stephen Ward's cottage, the double murder of two
young princes in the Tower of London, the forced euthanasia of King George in
1936 and the crash which killed Princess Diana.Information is put forward
which suggests that the crash in Paris
was the beginning of a gruesome occult ritual - with the time and place of the
crash being chosen carefully to coincide with ancient Satanic Rites.What
exactly did the Queen mean when she warned Diana's butler PAUL BURREL, that
there were "dark and mysterious forces" at work in Britain?Who were
the senior MI6 and MI5 agents in the tunnel on the night of the crash?All
these questions - and much more will be examined to form a different picture
that has been put to the public.
To get on the mailing list
This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
Now streaming on the net for the world to enjoy "The Naked City" - every Saturday between 10am and midday on FBI (94.5)
with Jay Katz, Miss Death and Coffin Ed and guests that have included
JJ (from Good Times), Jack Sargeant, Neil Hamburger, Diamanda Galas,
Jim Rose, and many more. An adrenalin charged look at the sad arsed
city of Sydney!
Mu-Meson
Archives at Crn Parramatta Rd & Trafalgar St Annandale at the end
of King Furniture building up the steel staircase. Phone 9517-2010
Annandale Hotel at 17 Parramatta Rd Annandale. Ph 9550-1078
Darlo Bar - ROYAL
SOVEREIGNHOTEL Cnr Darlinghurst Rd.
& Liverpool St,
Darlinghurst
PENRITH REGIONAL GALLERY86 RIVER
ROAD, EMU PLAINSPhone: 02 4735
1100
Monthly Program 
7pm start
free
Pulgasari (1985)
The Uncanny (1977)
