Jim Reed’s collaboration with Graveface was a natural one, given the former’s dedication to, and passionate work with, Psychotronic Film Society.
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Pass the pop culture
Although this year’s Psychotronic Film Festival is populated by the usual weirdo cult movies and unfathomable foreign horror yarns, there are a few titles that stick out like a Siskel […]
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Psychotronic thanks you
Editor, On behalf of everyone associated with the Psychotronic Film Society, I want to express my sincere gratitude to Connect Savannah’s readers for voting the PFS 2011’s Best Indie Film […]
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Motorhead, Alice in Wonderland – and R. Kelly?
A typically eclectic and provocative mix of films is on tap for this year’s edition of the hotly anticipated Psychotronic Film Festival, beginning this Monday and sponsored in part by […]