A fan of camp film and horror, Kent is proud to include all the best elements of a trashy terror film in Slotherhouse
Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah
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Celebrate the life and times of Bruce Campbell with Psychotronic Film Society
PFS has a long history of blowing out the candles for sci-fi saints and B-movie bosses, and founder Jim Reed feels Campbell is a truly worthy candidate for a Society salute.
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‘Strange But True’ Documentary Film Fest comes to Muse
A two-day nonfiction bender highlighting some of the most touching, surprising, and funny stories that are often overlooked in the cinema world.
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Best Film Festival
Amid October’s annual mayhem, SCAD’s annual ode to the silver screen remains a cultural favorite. This year, folks buzzed about town in hot pursuit of celeb guests Norman Reedus (The […]
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CinemaSavannah & Psychotronic Film Society bring acclaimed A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night to SAV
Told in Farsi with English subtitles, and shot in flat, industrial Bakersfield, California, the ‘Iranian Vampire Western’s’ cultural blurring is being heralded by critics.
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Year in Review: The music scene
“SAVANNAH has no music scene.” In the near-decade I’ve lived here, attending shows and playing music of my own, I’ve heard it a million times—I’m sure many of you have. […]
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Shout at the Devil
Sammy Davis, Jr., to put it lightly, was a character. A member of The Rat Pack, incredible drummer, actor, and known reveler, his multitude of talents only played up the […]