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Double Feature: Revenge, Irish Style (Black 47 & Bad Day For The Cut)
Black 47 and Bad Day for the Cut both star bearded Irish men with rifles who are out for blood over political strife. So if you want some charming accents and a whole lot of violence, look no further than this double feature.
Double Feature: The Stylish and Violent Op Art Future We Deserve (Clockwork Orange & The 10th Victim)
That's right folks, pretty soon we'll be able to violently murder each other next to some sweet-ass concentric circles, just like our forefathers envisioned. You might scoff, but we've been dreaming of this future for a long time.
Double Feature: Manga in Chains (Female Prisoner Scorpion & Riki-Oh)
Based on a manga? Check. Strong, silent protagonist? Check. Prisons? Check. Rage against The Man? Check. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky and the Female Prisoner Scorpion movies complement each other perfectly as showcases of Japanese and Hong Kong cinema at the zenith of their age.
Double Feature: Girl Getters Get Got in '64 (The Girl Getters & A Hard Day's Night)
In this double feature we're focusing on A Hard Day's Night and The System / Girl-Getters. Two British movies that came out in the same year and surprisingly have more in common than you'd first think.
Double Feature: It's Outta Control (Killing of a Sacred Deer & A Serious Man)
Take control and watch a double feature of The Killing of a Sacred Deer with A Serious Man. Sure to throw you into at least the most basic of existential turmoil, if not some sort of nervous breakdown.
Double Feature: Female Anxiety, Celebrity Edition (I, Tonya & Amy)
Veronica takes a look at I, Tonya and Amy in this latest double feature with a focus on celebrity female anxiety as its theme.
Double Feature: Female Anxiety, Christmas Edition (Black Christmas & Elves)
Veronica looks at Black Christmas and Elves – movies about female anxiety, loss of autonomy, murder, and, oh, Christmas.
Double Feature: Life's a Drag, Sweet and Salty Edition (To Wong Foo & Girls Will Be Girls)
Featuring To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar and Girls Will Be Girls.
Double Feature: No Homo, Bro (Moonlight and Chuck & Buck)
A double feature of Moonlight with Chuck and Buck
Double Feature: Counterculture Cowboys of 1971 (The Hired Hand & Zachariah)
Featuring The Hired Hand and Zachariah - fusions of Western and counterculturist values.
Double Feature: Accidentally in Love (Sexy Beast & Highlander)
Featuring Sexy Beast and Highlander - gun and sword wielding romance films

