Mexico's most famous phantom, La Llorona has been the subject of dozens of movies over the years, including a recent installment in the Conjuring franchise and Jayro Bustamante's Golden Globe-nominated 2019 film. This, however, is almost certainly the wildest. Produced by and starring the legendary Abel Salazar (THE BRAINIAC, et al), CURSE OF THE CRYING WOMAN is Mexican gothic at its weirdest and most bombastic, throwing every imaginable trope and special effect at the wall to create a delirious concoction of haunted house hysteria complete with witches, dungeons, cobwebs, and a deranged spouse locked up in the attic, to name just a few.

For &drew's b-day month, Video Void is diving into all things sci-fi as the Void dedicates an entire night to a collection of unreleased (plus one returning) fasterpieces of schlocky sci-fi bullshit! We take 6 sci-fi features, take out all the bad parts, leavving only the good nuggets! Featuring your favorite sci-fi tropes: Mark Hamill's genius dog, sexy alien abductions, future girls, and cyborg Kim Cattrall!

Plus much, much more from the Void and a preshow featuring a hot-off the press digitization!

What are those glowing lights in the sky? They can only mean one thing: The Horror Pod Class is continuing our Year of Monsters by talking about aliens! What movie are we showing? That's a surprise, but we'll give you a few hints: It's British; it has ties to both Star Wars and Dr. Who; and the aliens themselves are created through some low-budget genius.

What is it? The only way to know for sure is to come join us for a FREE screening at the Stray Cat Film Center, then stick around after the show as Orrin and Tyler talk about their own encounters with UFOs, aliens in the moves, and much more, complete with out-of-this-world giveaways!

What is it? The only way to know for sure is to come join us for a FREE screening at the Stray Cat Film Center on February 26, then stick around after the show as Orrin and Tyler host a live podcast discussing all things lycanthropic, complete with hair-raising giveaways!

Join us for a FREE screening of this seldom-seen film, and then stick around afterward as Orrin and Tyler discuss the history of J-horror, what makes a found footage movie work, and ectoplasmic worms!

THE HORROR POD CLASS is a monthly free screening hosted by Orrin Grey and Tyler Unsell where they seek out horror films that could be useful in a school setting. Screenings start at 7pm with a live podcast recording taking place after.

Prolific screenwriter-turned-director Carlos Enrique Taboada kicked off a "series of films that revitalized the genre" with this classic ghost story. "Taboada's films are some of the first to depict modern-day Mexico as the space of gothic horror," writes Kerry Hegarty. Even the Wind is Afraid's story of a haunting in a girls' boarding school not only helped to change the face of horror in Mexico, it also continues to inspire modern day directors, including Guillermo del Toro, who has cited Taboada as an influence. Also, let's be real, it has one of the best titles in horror history.