Cinema Supercollider

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 2008 fantasy RPG movie, The Gamers: Dorkness Rising! A fun romp through a fantasy film parody, filled with all the nerd stuff and D&D references you know and love.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 2017 fantasy/parable film, mother! directed by Darren Aronofsky! If you like your symbolism to stand up, walk across the movie screen, pick up a baseball bat and club you in the face, you'll probably like this film. Don't mess with Mother Nature, people.

On this episode we discuss the classic midnight-movie, exploitation, horror-comedy from the Troma team, The Toxic Avenger. The first and best of the series follows a dorky janitor who gains special powers and takes revenge on those who wronged him.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1979 James Bond in space movie, Moonraker! Not one of the series finest offerings, but it does have campy Roger Moore and Richard Kiel biting through a steel cable.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1958 sci fi horror film, Fiend Without a Face! A scientist creates an army of floating killer brains, shenanigans ensue.

Join Will and Jaden Smith on a science fiction macguffin quest in the wild jungles of a long-abandoned planet Earth.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1992 Barbarian Brothers movie, Double Trouble! One brother is a cop, the other is a thief - together they're the world's dumbest crime solving duo.

This re-boot of the 1989 action classic stars Jake Gyllenhaal's abs in a nonsense tale about a seaside resort or something. People are punched, hit by trucks, exploded and abducted onto a sandbar. Conor McGregor's butt is a guest star, and there's a tree named Fred. Pain don't hurt, but this film hurt us.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1977 surrealist psychological body horror film and beloved midnight movie Eraserhead, by David Lynch! What makes films art? We try and suss this question out.

In this classic episode, we finish our journey through the Twilight Saga with the Breaking Dawns, or Bella and Edward Play a Lot of Chess, Break a Bed and Have an Uncanny Valley Baby. Also, the best sequence in the entirety of the franchise happens... but it's all just a dream.

What do you get when you mix Jean Claude Van Damme, Mickey Rourke, and flakey NBA forward Dennis Rodman, blend them with 1960s cult television show The Prisoner, and garnish with a Bengal Tiger?

You get this surprisingly entertaining cinematic cocktail that goes down smooth with no bitter after-taste!

In this classic episode, we continue our journey through the Twilight Saga with the next two movies - New Moon and Eclipse! They're REMARKABLE (hee hee heee heeeeeee).

In this classic episode, we start our journey through the Twilight Saga, with the first movie in the sparkle vampire versus wolfboy tale of romance. Eric absolutely loves these, but will claim it's only because of the Rifftrax versions (sure Eric... we believe you)

The woman gets macho after 100 minutes of running around Southern California.

In this classic episode, we take a look at two ant-centric sci fi movies - THEM (1954) and Phase IV (1974)! One has lots of exploding ants (and everything) and might possibly just be about communism and the other has super smart hive mind ants that want to take over the world. Either way, we welcome our insect overlords.

An '80s hair-metal band become zombies and defeat Hitler, and a sweaty, greasy Ross Hagen infiltrates an island of sexy women to rescue a Jai Alai player for an insurance company. Both thrilling pictures on this special episode of Cinema Supercollider dedicated to Chicago's B-Fest 2024.