Constructed in five distinct acts, Her Smell follows self-destructive Becky (Elizabeth Moss), the front woman of a fictional 90s Riot Grrl band called Something She, as she struggles with an addiction causing irreversible damage, a difficult sobriety, and attempts to recapture the creative inspiration that lead her band to success. With original music written by Alicia Bognanno from the rock band Bully sung by Elizabeth Moss herself!

Set in 1980s post-punk London, REBEL DYKES reveals the explosion that happened when punk met feminism. A heady mash-up of animation, archive footage and interviews tells the story of a radical scene: squatters, BDSM nightclubs, anti-Thatcher rallies, protests demanding action around AIDS and the fierce ties of chosen families.

After an incident huffing her drug of choice—a mysterious aerosol can from the ubiquitous Glamhag brand—she finds herself with a newfound gift for speaking to the dead. Confused and more than a little curious about this strange turn of events, Trinity seeks the counsel of a colorful cast of characters, from priests and drag queens to a witch and more, all of whom teach her their unique spiritual practices.

Jon Moritsugu (Mod Fuck Explosion, Fame Whore, Terminal USA, Scumrock), The Godfather of Punk Cinema, has completed his first new movie in over a decade! In Numbskull Revolution, Amy Davis and James Duval (Donnie Darko, Greg Araki’s Teen Apocalypse Trilogy) play a pair of rival conceptual artists battling for fame and funding in the near-future dystopia of Shitville, Earth. As one ascends the heights of neoliberal capitalist success, the other seeks inspiration and solace in the euphoric waves of a new cyber drug called Skullfuck.

While running from the police, punk rocker Simon (Kyle Gallner) becomes entangled with Patty (Emily Skeggs), an eccentric unknowingly obsessed with him and his punk band. They embark on an unexpected and epic journey together through the decaying Midwest suburbs, causing chaos and falling in love along the way.

Beginning in 1974, Lloyd Kaufman and the Troma Team have been attending the Cannes Film Festival to promote their movies, share the joy of independent art, and protest media consolidation. Renowned for using guerilla tactics and provocative artistry to sell films, Troma’s audacious performances spark both controversy and curiosity. Occupy Cannes documents their return to Cannes for the first time in a decade to promote their new film Return to Nuke Em High Vol. 1—the continuation of their renowned Class of Nuke ‘Em High —with staged stunts, Troma-rrific costumes, and DIY messaging. Shot and directed by Lloyd Kaufman’s daughters Lily-Hayes and Charlotte Kaufman, and starring Lloyd himself and Troma fans from around the world!

A force of nature since 1985, underground icon Jon Moritsugu—in partnership with wife Amy Davis—creates candy-colored genre riots that feel like NC-17 sitcoms from outer space. Moritsugu's fearless, protopunk deconstructions function as a giant middle finger to everything from racism to gender expectations—while also exploring themes of Asian-American identity. We’re having a double feature of two our favorites, MOD FUCK EXPLOSION and TERMINAL USA! 

We’re having a DOUBLE FEATURE of Suki Hawley’s and Michael Galinsky's cult music films HALF-COCKED and RADIATION! Following both films, the filmmakers will Zoom in for a Q&A!

After smoking weed from a Nuclear Power Plant, innocent Tromaville High School students mutate into sex-crazed psychos and the Honor Society’s turned into carnivorous, kinky cretins! Combining humor and horror in classic Troma fashion, CLASS OF NUKE ‘EM HIGH is crust punk exploitation at its finest.

In Stockholm 1982, two punk-loving 13-year-old girls decide to form a band to escape the horrors of middle school and irritate the teenage boy heavy metal group, Iron Fist. Lacking any musical talent, they recruit the help of a Christian girl they see playing guitar at the school talent show. Together, the three girls find friendship and resilience through the spirit of DIY punk rock.

Vince Lombardi High School keeps losing principals to nervous breakdowns because of the students' love of rock 'n' roll and their disregard of education. When new principal Togar comes along and tries to lay down the law, Ramones-adoring student Riff Randal is there to create as much chaos as possible, stopping at nothing to spread her love of rock music and fulfill her mission of meeting her idols to give them her songs.