
House
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August 4 - 24, 2017
Seven schoolgirls. One bloodthirsty house. This inexplicably bonkers, avant-pop head-spinner is part supernatural spine-tingler, part Saturday morning cartoon.
In a year that produced multiple memorably out-there haunted house films—including Suspiria and Demon Seed—this avant-pop whatzit may be the most inexplicably bonkers of them all. Part supernatural spine-tingler, part Saturday morning cartoon, it follows angst-ridden teenager Gorgeous and her sunshine-y, evocatively named schoolgirl friends—Kung Fu, Prof, Fantasy, Mac, Melody, and Sweet—as they head to her aunt’s country home for summer break. What awaits is a psychotropic bloodbath involving a floating disembodied head, a crazed kitty, and a hungry, hungry piano. Experimentalist-turned-commercial director Ôbayashi unleashes a barrage of surreal optical effects, animation sequences, and musical numbers for a truly one-of-a-kind head-spinner.

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