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16/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

The Tale of the Dean's Wife (1970)

Christine Murray sizzles as a dean's wife turning campus politics into a psychedelic flesh-fest in this '60s Russ Meyer-style romp! When radical students spike the dean's vodka with L*D, it kicks off a mind-bending faculty o**y featuring fish-eye breast shots, leather minis, and a belt-wielding professor getting wild with the help!

Christine Murray sizzles as a dean's wife turning campus politics into a psychedelic flesh-fest in this '60s Russ Meyer-style romp! When radical students spike the dean's vodka with L*D, it kicks off a mind-bending faculty o**y featuring fish-eye breast shots, leather minis, and a belt-wielding prof...

14/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

The Muthers (1968)

Suburban morality tale follows wealthy housewives seeking cocktail lounge affairs while their daughters explore poolside or**es. Catfights, le***an fondling, underwear-clad tussles and a shock ending punishing both generations for their hedonism.

https://www.cultpix.com/movie/the-muthers/2159

12/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

The Shame of Patty Smith (1962)

Social-problem exploitation film. "Average American girl" Patty Smith is assaulted and seeks an illegal abortion after discovering she's pregnant. Her journey through unsympathetic doctors, judgmental priests and sleazy back-alley practitioners creates a hybrid of cautionary tale and social commentary.

Social-problem exploitation film.

11/01/2026

Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash

Whity (1971) Director: R W Fassbinder

Fassbinder goes West. Shot on Sergio Leone's own Almería sets, Whity is a delirious, sun-drenched melodrama dissecting a crumbling frontier dynasty. A surreal, Brechtian deconstruction of the Spaghetti Western that is as camp as it is cruel. Essential German New Cinema weirdness starring Günther Kaufmann and Hanna Schygulla.

Fassbinder goes West. Shot on Sergio Leone's own Almería sets, Whity is a delirious, sun-drenched melodrama dissecting a crumbling frontier dynasty. A surreal, Brechtian deconstruction of the Spaghetti Western that is as camp as it is cruel. Essential German New Cinema weirdness starring Günther K...

10/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

The Mind Blowers (1968)

A mad scientist swaps brainwaves between a h***y hippy, a prude, a studly sailor, and a flamboyant gay man — resulting in gender-bending sexual chaos. Pure Times Square sleaze with 42nd Street marquees, a mute assistant named "Dumkoff," and an inexplicable in*******al bar encounter—all set to Chris Markson's fantastic funk score.

A mad scientist swaps brainwaves between a h***y hippy, a prude, a studly sailor, and a flamboyant gay man — resulting in gender-bending sexual chaos. Pure Times Square sleaze with 42nd Street marquees, a mute assistant named

09/01/2026

Cultpix Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash

Borsalino & Co. (1974)

If Borsalino was a buddy movie about bromance and fedoras, its 1974 sequel, Borsalino & Co., is a lonely, brutal exercise in pure vengeance. Alain Delon returns as Roch Siffredi, now flying solo without Jean-Paul Belmondo (whose absence hangs over the film like a ghost), and he is absolutely chilling. Set in a beautifully recreated 1930s Marseilles that feels more like a tomb than a city, Siffredi declares war on the Italian mobsters who killed his partner, turning the screen into a blood-soaked runway for immaculate three-piece suits.

If Borsalino was a buddy movie about bromance and fedoras, its 1974 sequel, Borsalino & Co., is a lonely, brutal exercise in pure vengeance. Alain Delon returns as Roch Siffredi, now flying solo without Jean-Paul Belmondo (whose absence hangs over the film like a ghost), and he is absolutely chillin...

08/01/2026

Cultpix Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash

Hi**er, a Career (1977)

Joachim Fest’s seminal documentary Hi**er: A Career is less a biography and more a forensic dissection of mass hysteria. Released in 1977, this West German production eschews the typical "monster" narrative to explore the terrifying symbiosis between a demagogue and the public that elevated him. Utilising rare, high-quality archival footage (much of it in colour) Fest argues that Hi**er was the ultimate product of his time, a void filled by the anxieties of a nation. It is a chilling, intellectual study of charisma weaponized, offering a cold, hard look at how the Third Reich was not just imposed, but enthusiastically embraced - essential viewing for students of propaganda and the psychology of power.
(NB: burnt in Slovenian subtitles)

Joachim Fest’s seminal documentary Hi**er: A Career is less a biography and more a forensic dissection of mass hysteria. Released in 1977, this West German production eschews the typical

08/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

Runaway Girl (1962/1966)

Drama with the legendary Lili St Cyr, yes, the one mentioned in Rocky Horror Picture Show: "God bless Lili St Cyr"!

Burlesque legend Lili St Cyr plays a famous stripper who escapes showbiz by posing as a vineyard worker where she falls for the handsome owner. Originally shot as an innocuous romance, but released years later with awkwardly spliced unclad scenes featuring completely different actresses.

07/01/2026

Cultpix Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash

Seven Deaths by Prescription (1975)

Jacques Rouffio’s pitch-black medical nightmare trades the Hippocratic Oath for cold-blooded extortion. This grim thriller exposes the rot within a provincial clinic where surgeons are driven to madness and su***de by the looming specter of corporate greed. With Jane Birkin adding tragic allure, it is a chilling, clinically precise indictment of the healthcare system, delivered with an icy tension and nihilistic dread that only 70s French cinema could perfect.

Jacques Rouffio’s pitch-black medical nightmare trades the Hippocratic Oath for cold-blooded extortion. This grim thriller exposes the rot within a provincial clinic where surgeons are driven to madness and su***de by the looming specter of corporate greed. With Jane Birkin adding tragic allure, i...

06/01/2026

Cultpix Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash

The Flesh of the Orchid (1975)

Patrice Chéreau's debut is a feverish, operatic descent into madness that feels like a giallo directed by a manic-depressive aesthete. Charlotte Rampling stars as a traumatised heiress fleeing a sanatorium into a world dripping with decay and opulence, transforming a pulp James Hadley Chase adaptation into a stunner of high art and hysteria. It is a violent, impossibly chic mood piece that sits in the delicious sweet spot between arthouse pretension and grindhouse sleaze - essential viewing for those who like their crime thrillers served with a side of delirium.

Patrice Chéreau's debut The Flesh of the Orchid (1975) is a feverish, operatic descent into madness that feels like a giallo directed by a manic-depressive aesthete. Charlotte Rampling stars as a traumatised heiress fleeing a sanatorium into a world dripping with decay and opulence, transforming a ...

05/01/2026

Cultpix first new 2026 Theme Week: Euro Art - Euro Trash. Is it s**t or is it culture; you be the judge!

"Madame and Her Niece" (1969) - Before she became the Giallo queen, Edwige Fenech starred in Madame and Her Niece (1969), a chilly West German adaptation of Maupassant that trades Italian heat for cynical, stiff-suited sleaze. Ruth Maria Kubitschek shines as the Madame teaching her radiant niece (Fenech) how to fleece repressed men, resulting in a stylish, clinically detached drama that serves as a fascinating, morally vacant prologue to Fenech's legendary career.

Before she became the Giallo queen, Edwige Fenech starred in Madame and Her Niece (1969), a chilly West German adaptation of Maupassant that trades Italian heat for cynical, stiff-suited sleaze. Ruth Maria Kubitschek shines as the Madame teaching her radiant niece (Fenech) how to fleece repressed me...

04/01/2026

New feature film on the Something Weird Channel

Tomcats (1976)

Harry Kerwin leaves sexploitation for mean Miami mayhem! When scumbag Wayne Crawford and his pals kill waitresses but walk free, a law student hunts them down! Blood Feast legend William Kerwin helps brother Harry craft pure drive-in vengeance.

Harry Kerwin leaves sexploitation for mean Miami mayhem! When scumbag Wayne Crawford and his pals kill waitresses but walk free, a law student hunts them down! Blood Feast legend William Kerwin helps brother Harry craft pure drive-in vengeance.