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183 Essential Mondo-Mondo & Documentary Films

183 titles

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  1. 101When We Were KingsMovie · 1996 · 89m · Documentary, TV Movie, HistoryIn 1974, at 32, Muhammad Ali challenges the reigning heavyweight champion George Foreman in the "Rumble in the Jungle," a highly anticipated fight with a $5 million purse for each boxer. Promoter Don King arranges the match, securing funding from Zaire's dictator Mobutu Sese Seko, who hopes to use the event to promote his country. King also stages a musical festival featuring artists like James Brown and B.B. King, creating a unique blend of sport and entertainment amidst global politics. The film explores the rivalry between Ali and Foreman, as well as King's ambitions and the atmosphere surrounding this important moment in boxing history.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.5
  2. 102GLOW: The Story of The Gorgeous Ladies of WrestlingMovie · 2012 · 76mIn 1986, Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW) debuted as television's first all-female wrestling program. By 1989, GLOW had become a global sensation, drawing over seven million viewers and generating significant revenue through national tours. However, the show ended the following year. GLOW: THE STORY OF THE GORGEOUS LADIES OF WRESTLING recounts this rise and fall through the personal experiences of those involved. For some, it was a fleeting introduction to acting and a memorable adventure. For others, their time with GLOW profoundly shaped their lives. Regardless, the women who worked on GLOW share a unique and unforgettable experience that continues to connect them today.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.6
  3. 103Notorious B.I.G.: Bigger Than LifeMovie · 2007 · 101mThe greatest rapper of all time, known for his smooth delivery and unmatched lyrical skill, influenced artists like Jay-Z and Tupac. This is the story of Notorious B.I.G., revealed.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.2
  4. 104Trailer WarMovie · 2012 · 113mA curated collection of the world's most unique and impressive movie trailers from the Alamo Drafthouse. Many of these trailers have never been released on home video before, and are presented here in high definition for the first time. Featuring everything from the high-octane action of STUNT ROCK to the bizarre chaos of THUNDER COPS, each three-minute trailer is a glimpse into a wilder, more thrilling world. Prepare for intense visuals of explosions, destruction, suspense, questionable decisions, and apocalyptic scenarios. This collection is not for the faint of heart.IMDb 7.0TMDB 7.2
  5. 105Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack JohnsonMovie · 2004 · 214mThis is the story of Jack Johnson, the first African American to become the world heavyweight boxing champion.IMDb 8.3TMDB 7.1
  6. 106Freak Power: The Ballot or the BombMovie · 2020 · 90mIn 1968, journalist Hunter S. Thompson covers the Democratic Convention in Chicago and is deeply disturbed by the violent suppression of protests, widespread riots, political corruption, and police brutality he witnesses. Returning to his home in Aspen, Colorado, he discovers similar problems there: local police and the sheriff's department are unfairly targeting young people with harassment and fabricated charges, attempting to drive them out of town. Driven to action, Hunter resolves to fight against the pervasive police brutality.IMDb 8.1TMDB 10.0
  7. 107Basquiat: Rage to RichesMovie · 2017 · 84mThe film explores Jean-Michel Basquiat's life through rare interviews with his sisters, Lisane and Jeanine, who are speaking to the cameras for the first time. Art dealers like Larry Gagosian, Mary Boone, and Bruno Bischofberger, along with his closest friends, lovers, and fellow artists, speak openly about the money, drugs, and racism Basquiat faced every day. Basquiat’s art—whether defiant statements or works filled with hidden meanings—serves as the central element of this story.IMDb 7.2TMDB 5.8
  8. 108Not Quite HollywoodMovie · 2008 · 103m · Comedy, DocumentaryWhile Australian cinema gained international recognition in the 1970s with acclaimed art house films like Peter Weir's "Picnic At Hanging Rock," a separate, low-budget filmmaking scene emerged, producing much more sensational material. Documentary filmmaker Mark Hartley examines this era of explicit sex and violence, featuring clips from some of the most outrageous movies and interviews with the filmmakers who created them.IMDb 7.6TMDB 6.8
  9. 109Nazithon: Decadence and DestructionMovie · 2013 · 80mMichelle "Bombshell" McGee presents a series of bizarre film clips and trailers sourced from Nazi-era exploitation movies.IMDb 4.1TMDB 4.2
  10. 110Bigger Stronger Faster*Movie · 2008 · 105m · DocumentaryAmerica prides itself on being the best – the biggest, strongest, fastest. This competitive spirit extends to sports, where performance-enhancing drugs are common. Director Christopher Bell examines this "win-at-all-costs" mentality through the story of his two brothers. They become involved in the steroid subculture, hoping to achieve their version of the American dream.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.8
  11. 111Andre the Giant: Larger than LifeMovie · 1999 · 45mThis documentary, produced by the World Wrestling Federation, chronicles the life of wrestling icon Andre the Giant. It follows his upbringing in a small French village, his ascent to professional wrestling stardom, and his gradual physical decline leading to his death in 1993. The film features commentary from Vince McMahon, Freddie Blassie, Killer Kowalski, Gorilla Monsoon, as well as insights from Andre's brother and friends.IMDb 7.0TMDB 7.3
  12. 112Burroughs: The MovieMovie · 1984 · 90mThis film chronicles William S. Burroughs' life, drawing on his own recollections and the perspectives of those who knew him – including Allen Ginsberg, Brion Gysin, Francis Bacon, Herbert Huncke, Patti Smith, Terry Southern, and William Burroughs Jr.IMDb 7.0TMDB 7.0
  13. 113The Last LaughMovie · 2016 · 89mThis documentary explores the complex relationship between humor and the Holocaust. It asks whether finding humor in such a profound tragedy is ever justifiable, and considers the broader implications for free speech when dealing with other sensitive subjects.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.9
  14. 114Finding FelaMovie · 2014 · 120mFela Anikulapo Kuti pioneered Afrobeat, a musical style he used to challenge the Nigerian dictatorship and fight for the rights of those who were suffering. This film explores his life, his music, and his impact on politics.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9
  15. 115In Search of DarknessMovie · 2019 · 264m · Documentary, HorrorThis film examines the creation of 1980s horror movies, told through the voices of the actors, directors, producers, and special effects artists who brought them to life. It explores the lasting influence of these films on modern filmmaking.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.6
  16. 116Beastie Boys StoryMovie · 2020 · 120m · Music, DocumentaryMike Diamond and Adam Horovitz recount the story of their band and their four decades-long friendship in a live documentary directed by their friend, collaborator, and former mentor, Spike Jonze.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.5
  17. 117Finding the FunkMovie · 2014 · 78mFinding the Funk is a road trip exploring the history of Funk music. The journey begins with Funk's origins in 1960s Jazz and James Brown's bands, then moves to the Bay Area to celebrate Sly & the Family Stone. Next, the film visits Dayton, Ohio, considered the birthplace of many Funk pioneers, followed by Detroit, where P-Funk emerged from the Motown scene. Finally, the trip culminates in Los Angeles, where contemporary musicians are forging new paths in Funk. Along the way, the film features interviews with legends like Sly Stone, Bootsy Collins, George Clinton, and Maceo Parker, as well as artists such as D'Angelo, Sheila E, and Questlove, who narrates the film.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.2
  18. 118Room 237Movie · 2012 · 102m · DocumentaryThis documentary examines different interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s film *The Shining*, exploring various theories about hidden meanings within the story. It presents five distinct perspectives, using narration, film excerpts, animation, and dramatized scenes to illustrate each viewpoint.IMDb 6.1TMDB 6.1
  19. 119MarijuanaMovie · 1968 · 24mIn a direct address to children, Sonny Bono warns that marijuana is a negative experience, potentially leading to addiction and altered states of mind. (The film's credibility is somewhat undermined by Bono's apparent state before filming began.)IMDb 4.3TMDB 4.4
  20. 120The DogMovie · 2013 · 100m · DocumentaryIn 1972, John Wojtowicz attempted to rob a Brooklyn bank to fund his lover's sex-change surgery. This event inspired the film *Dog Day Afternoon*. Here, Wojtowicz recounts his story for the first time, offering a uniquely offensive, humorous, and poignant perspective. The film provides a historical look at New York's gay liberation movement, where Wojtowicz was a key figure. Later footage shows him as a continuing force of rebellion, supported by his mother Terry, whose wit and charm are central to the film. Wojtowicz and those who witnessed the robbery detail the events and motivations behind it.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.7
  21. 121The Times of Harvey MilkMovie · 1984 · 90m · DocumentaryThe film tells the inspiring story of Harvey Milk, a human rights advocate who bravely fought for equality and representation. Facing prejudice as an openly gay man in a time of intolerance, Milk became a powerful voice for marginalized communities. He became one of the first openly LGBTQ+ individuals elected to public office in the U.S. His dedication to social justice continues to inspire, even after his assassination in 1978. The film blends biography and drama to portray the life of this remarkable person whose unwavering spirit profoundly impacted history.IMDb 8.2TMDB 7.2
  22. 122Best Worst MovieMovie · 2009 · 93m · Documentary, ComedyThis is a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the movie *Troll 2* (1990), charting its path from being widely considered one of the worst films ever made to achieving a devoted following as a beloved cult classic.IMDb 7.2TMDB 7.1
  23. 123Black WaxMovie · 1983 · 79mBlack Wax, a 1982 documentary recently reissued on video, finally gives recognition to Gil Scott-Heron, an early and often overlooked figure in rap music. The film combines performance footage of Scott-Heron and his Midnight Band with scenes of him walking through Washington D.C., sharing his perspectives on President Reagan and offering insightful commentary. The live performances showcase many of Scott-Heron's most famous songs, including "Johannesburg," "Winter in America," and "Angel Dust." Throughout the film, Scott-Heron appears warm, intelligent, and engaged as he expresses his views. It’s essential viewing for fans of his work and highly recommended for those who enjoy the funkier jazz of the mid to late 1970s.IMDb 7.9
  24. 124The Kid Stays in the PictureMovie · 2002 · 93m · DocumentaryThis documentary explores the life of Robert Evans, a legendary producer at Paramount Pictures, drawing from his acclaimed 1994 autobiography.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.6
  25. 125Something from Nothing: The Art of RapMovie · 2012 · 106m · Documentary, MusicSOMETHING FROM NOTHING: THE ART OF RAP is a performance documentary following the rise of Rap music. Director and interviewer Ice-T guides viewers on a personal exploration of how this music from the streets became a global force. He connects with a diverse range of Hip-Hop artists, from pioneers to rising stars and established icons like Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Kanye West. The film examines Rap's origins and history, using conversations with key figures to reveal the music's dynamic core and the "Art Of Rap." Featuring original performances by the cast, the film offers a fresh perspective on the phenomenon of Rap, avoiding archival footage.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.7
  26. 126Class Action ParkMovie · 2020 · 90m · DocumentaryClass Action Park examines the story, impact, and reality behind the 1980s water park in Vernon, New Jersey that became a notorious legend. Famous for its hazardous, unregulated attractions, visitors to Action Park routinely anticipated injuries and were fortunate to escape unharmed. Avoiding sentimental views of the past, the film uses investigative reporting, new animations, archival footage, and interviews with those who experienced it to reveal the real story of Action Park.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.6
  27. 127Ethnic NotionsMovie · 1986 · 57mThis film explores the historical origins of negative stereotypes that have contributed to prejudice against Black people.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.1
  28. 12812 O'Clock BoysMovie · 2013 · 76m · DocumentaryPug, a sharp-witted 13-year-old growing up on a tough Westside neighborhood, wants nothing more than to become part of The Twelve O'Clock Boys, Baltimore’s infamous urban dirt-bike gang. These riders, from across the city, take to the streets and challenge the police, who are restricted from pursuing them due to public safety concerns. After his older brother's unexpected death, Pug seeks guidance from the gang, drawn to their risky way of life. The film offers an immersive, action-filled look at the riders as they live their lives, capturing a defining period in a boy’s life during a time of significant change in one of America's most economically struggling cities.IMDb 6.5TMDB 6.0
  29. 129Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street LegacyMovie · 2010 · 240m · DocumentaryFor decades, Freddy Krueger has terrorized the dreams of countless teenagers, generating over half a billion dollars at the box office across eight frightening and visually impressive movies.IMDb 8.5TMDB 7.8
  30. 130Video Nasties: Moral Panic, Censorship & VideotapeMovie · 2010 · 72mThis documentary examines the controversy surrounding "video nasties" in Britain throughout the 1980s.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.8
  31. 131Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 2Movie · 1996Volume 2 from Something Weird Video.IMDb 5.9
  32. 132Fulci for FakeMovie · 2019 · 92m"Fulci for Fake" is the first biopic about Lucio Fulci, a famously enigmatic director. The mystery surrounding Fulci is partly due to his private life, as he rarely discussed himself in interviews. However, his experiences profoundly shaped his films. The story follows Nicola, a successful actor who takes on the role of Fulci in a movie about him. As Nicola delves into the character, he begins to question the true nature of a man who had already constantly reinvented his own story.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.8
  33. 133Chasing TraneMovie · 2017 · 99m · Documentary, MusicThis is the story of John Coltrane (1926-1967), a supremely gifted jazz saxophonist and visionary thinker whose groundbreaking music resonated globally. It’s an exploration of how music can entertain, inspire, and profoundly change lives.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.2
  34. 134Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 3Movie · 1996Volume 3 from Something Weird Video presents a collection of unsettling and bizarre stories. These tales explore strange obsessions, psychological disturbances, and uncanny encounters with the inexplicable. The volume features narratives that delve into the darker aspects of human nature and the unsettling mysteries that lie just beneath the surface of reality.IMDb 7.4
  35. 135Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992Movie · 2017 · 144mThis film explores Los Angeles culture in the decade before the 1992 riots, sparked by the acquittal of police officers involved in the beating of Rodney King.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.6
  36. 136I Am DivineMovie · 2014 · 90m · DocumentaryHarris Glenn Milstead, known as Divine (1945-1988), was an unconventional figure who became a celebrated icon. He defied conventional ideas about body image, gender, sexuality, and beauty, achieving international recognition as a recording artist and actor in theater and film. Growing from a target of ridicule to a symbol of acceptance, Divine championed marginalized communities – gay men and women, drag performers, punk rockers, and others who didn't fit societal norms. His bold, uncompromising style blurred the boundaries between performance and persona, profoundly impacting popular culture.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.3
  37. 137Secret Origin: The Story of DC ComicsMovie · 2010 · 90m · DocumentaryThis is a historical overview of the comic book company that introduced iconic figures like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman to the world.IMDb 7.6TMDB 6.9
  38. 138Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 4Movie · 1997Volume 4 from Something Weird Video.IMDb 6.6
  39. 139Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 5Movie · 1998Volume 5 from Something Weird Video.IMDb 8.4
  40. 140I Am Not Your NegroMovie · 2017 · 93m · DocumentaryDirector Raoul Peck uses James Baldwin's unfinished final novel as a starting point for a film exploring the experience of being Black in America.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.7
  41. 141Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 8Movie · 2002Volume 8 from Something Weird Video presents a collection of unsettling and bizarre short films. The selection features strange narratives, often exploring themes of psychological unease and the uncanny. These films employ unconventional storytelling and imagery to create a deeply unsettling viewing experience.IMDb 6.2
  42. 142Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 7Movie · 2002Volume 7 from Something Weird Video.
  43. 143Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 10Movie · 2007Volume 10 from Something Weird Video.
  44. 144Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-O-Rama Show Vol. 9Movie · 2002Volume 9 from Something Weird Video presents a collection of unusual and unsettling stories. The volume features a variety of tales exploring strange themes and scenarios. These narratives often delve into the bizarre and the uncanny, offering a glimpse into unconventional and sometimes disturbing worlds.IMDb 5.4
  45. 145WeedMovie · 1972 · 97mA documentary by Alex de Renzy, a director poised for success in the adult film industry, exploring marijuana use, its associated culture, and the role of law enforcement.IMDb 6.2TMDB 6.7
  46. 146Style WarsMovie · 1984 · 70m · Music, Documentary, TV MovieTony Silver and Henry Chalfant's PBS documentary explores the rise and fall of subway graffiti in New York City during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The film reveals the energy and artistry of this underground movement, a significant part of the city's culture. It examines the artists' reasons and methods, and how law enforcement and changing social attitudes eventually led to its disappearance. Through interviews, historical footage, and striking images, the documentary offers a distinctive look at a compelling period in New York City's past.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.4
  47. 14742nd Street Forever, Volume 2: The DeuceMovie · 2006 · 121m42nd Street Forever, Volume 2: The Deuce. This impressive sequel to Synapse Films' popular 2005 collection presents a further selection of vintage movie trailers from the theater.IMDb 7.4TMDB 5.0
  48. 148MiliusMovie · 2013 · 103m · DocumentaryThis is the story of John Milius, the filmmaker known as the "Zen Anarchist," and his life. He was a highly influential storyteller during his time.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.0
  49. 14942nd Street Forever, Volume 5: Alamo Drafthouse CinemaMovie · 2009 · 99mThe Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, a renowned Texas venue for revival exploitation films, presents a new series: 42nd Street Forever. This collection features digitally remastered, high-definition versions of some of the most outrageous cinematic gems from classic sleaze cinema. The films are sourced directly from the original reels shown weekly at the Alamo. This edition promises to be the series' most bizarre, terrifying, and hilarious yet.IMDb 8.0TMDB 6.5
  50. 150I Am Bruce LeeMovie · 2012 · 94m · DocumentaryBruce Lee is considered the key figure who transformed martial arts films into an art form. This documentary explores why his influence remains powerful decades after his death. Leading figures in today's entertainment industry – including martial artists, actors, directors, and producers – share their perspectives on the man who revolutionized the genre. The film features interviews with people whose lives were profoundly impacted by Bruce Lee, alongside rare archival footage and photographs. It’s a celebration of his legacy.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.6
  51. 151Z Channel: A Magnificent ObsessionMovie · 2004 · 121m · History, DocumentaryThis documentary explores the Z Channel, a pioneering pay cable station in the United States, and the influential programming chief, Jerry Harvey. Launched in Los Angeles in 1974, the channel’s diverse selection of films demonstrated the significant potential of cable television.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.1
  52. 152NaqoyqatsiMovie · 2002 · 89m · DocumentaryThis film presents a series of images depicting today's world, shaped by widespread technology and conflict.IMDb 6.4TMDB 6.1
  53. 153Founding Fathers (The True Origins of Hip Hop)Movie · 2012 · 82m"Founding Fathers" is a revealing documentary that tells the hidden stories of street DJs from different areas of 1970s New York City. These DJs were essential in creating Hip Hop culture. The film uses personal interviews and engaging stories to bring back the legacy of Nu Sounds, GrandMaster Flowers, DJ Hollywood, and other early figures. It highlights their significant but long-forgotten contributions.TMDB 10.0
  54. 154If I Leave Here Tomorrow: A Film About Lynyrd SkynyrdMovie · 2018 · 94mThis is the story of Lynyrd Skynyrd, widely considered the greatest American rock band. We explore the life and times of their charismatic leader, Ronnie Van Zant, tracing his journey from early boogie-woogie roots in Jacksonville's Shantytown to his untimely death in a Mississippi swamp.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.7
  55. 155Cocaine CowboysMovie · 2006 · 118m · DocumentaryDuring the 1980s, powerful Colombian drug lords brought a new level of violence to Miami, reminiscent of Chicago during Prohibition, and transformed the city. "Cocaine Cowboys" recounts the true story of Miami's rise to become the nation's center for drug trafficking, murder, and money, as revealed by those directly involved.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.3
  56. 156Just for KicksMovie · 2005 · 81m"Just for Kicks," released in 2005, is a documentary exploring the history and cultural impact of sneakers. Featuring prominent "sneakerheads" such as Grandmaster Caz, Reverend Run, and Missy Elliott, it chronicles the rise of the iconic Nike Air Force One, known in New York as "Uptowns," and the origins of Air Jordans. The film also examines how hip-hop artists DJ Run, Jam Master Jay, and DMC popularized Adidas Superstars with their song "My Adidas," leading to widespread adoption among fans.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.8
  57. 157Rewind This!Movie · 2013 · 94m · DocumentaryThe arrival of home video revolutionized culture and history, with the VHS tape having a profound effect. This film explores the wide-ranging ways in which the invention of videotape changed society.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.9
  58. 158The Weird World of BlowflyMovie · 2011 · 89mClarence Reid was a musician who wrote and produced romantic and spiritual songs for many of the most important Southern soul and R&B artists of the 1960s and '70s. He is also Blowfly, his outrageous alter ego and the first X-rated rapper. "The Weird World of Blowfly" offers a unique look at this funny and controversial artist, revealing aspects of his everyday life. Now 69, Blowfly tours globally in his gold-spangled superhero costume, performing raunchy music after 50 years in the industry, still pursuing recognition. The film examines Clarence and Blowfly's distinct impacts on music history, including Top-10 R&B hits and what is considered the world’s first rap song, recorded in 1965.IMDb 6.5TMDB 8.5
  59. 159De PalmaMovie · 2016 · 108m · DocumentaryFilmmakers share an intimate conversation about Martin Scorsese's 55-year career, his life, and how he makes movies, including revealing stories and many film clips.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.0
  60. 160Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats & RhymesMovie · 2006 · 61mHip-Hop: Beyond Beats & Rhymes offers a compelling look at how hip-hop culture explores issues of masculinity, sexism, and homophobia.IMDb 7.3TMDB 4.8
  61. 161Janis: Little Girl BlueMovie · 2015 · 106m · Documentary, MusicJanis Joplin was a highly respected and iconic rock singer, a figure often seen as tragic and misunderstood. She captivated millions with her music and pushed creative boundaries before dying in 1970 at the age of 27. Director Amy Berg examines Joplin's life in detail, presenting a portrait of a complex, ambitious, and frequently troubled artist. The film features Joplin's own letters to her family, revealing a series of personal reflections. Known for her powerful stage presence, Joplin's swift ascent and early death profoundly impacted music.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.3
  62. 162Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon FilmsMovie · 2014 · 107m · DocumentaryThis documentary chronicles the story of Cannon Film Group, a once-powerful independent film company founded by Israeli cousins Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus. It details their ascent to prominence and the subsequent decline of their influential enterprise.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.2
  63. 163Jamel Shabazz Street PhotographerMovie · 2013 · 81mThis documentary charts the career of Brooklyn photographer Jamel Shabazz, who captured the rise of hip-hop before it became global. Shabazz's famous photographs of young people with sneakers and distinctive street style perfectly embodied the spirit of hip-hop as it emerged in New York City. Through personal interviews with Shabazz and influential figures in hip-hop, the film explores the many individual stories and urban history that shaped this groundbreaking cultural movement.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.4
  64. 164Bra BoysMovie · 2007 · 90mThis film explores the changing culture of Maroubra, a beachside suburb of Sydney, and the social challenges faced by its young people. It centers on the Bra Boys, a well-known surf gang, and their experiences within the community.IMDb 6.2TMDB 4.7
  65. 165Beyond the MatMovie · 1999 · 102m · DocumentaryBeyond the Mat, a 1999 documentary by Barry W. Blaustein, explores the lives of professional wrestlers after their careers. The film examines the realities of the sport beyond the spectacle, revealing the sacrifices and difficulties these athletes endure. It focuses on Mick Foley, Terry Funk, and Jake Roberts, showing their battles with injuries, financial problems, and personal challenges. The documentary also examines the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and its chairman, Vince McMahon, while highlighting the emergence of Extreme Championship Wrestling and the independent wrestlers who support the industry. Following these athletes outside the ring, Beyond the Mat presents a raw look at their humanity and strength, revealing the complicated world hidden beneath the glamour of professional wrestling.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.3
  66. 166Celluloid BloodbathMovie · 2012 · 103mCELLULOID BLOODBATH: MORE PREVUES FROM HELL is the sequel to the 1987 horror cult classic, MAD RON'S PREVUES FROM HELL. This collection features 61 outrageous horror movie previews from the 1960s through the 1980s, reflecting the Grindhouse era. It also includes commentary from filmmakers, actors, critics, and fans, creating a unique and highly entertaining cinematic experience.IMDb 5.3TMDB 4.4
  67. 167Some Nudity RequiredMovie · 1998 · 82mA woman working in the low-budget film business starts to observe the industry and the broken, struggling individuals within it.IMDb 5.4TMDB 4.6
  68. 168Surrealistic Nightmares: An In-Depth Look at Walloon Horror CinemaMovie · 2025 · 95m · Horror, Documentary"Surrealistic Nightmares" continues director Steve De Roover's exploration of Flemish horror cinema, following his work in "Forgotten Scares." De Roover, with co-director Jérôme Vandewattyne, examines the origins of horror filmmaking in Wallonia, dating back to the 1920s, and charts its development over the years. Featuring firsthand accounts from cast and crew, alongside insights from horror experts and journalists, the documentary provides a comprehensive view of the distinct horror tradition from the French-speaking region of Belgium. It also considers the challenges of filmmaking in a small country with two distinct languages. "Surrealistic Nightmares" is enriched with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, iconic film moments, and a wealth of original promotional materials.
  69. 169CrumbMovie · 1994 · 120m · Documentary"R. Crumb: Inside the Mind of a Genius" is a documentary exploring the life and work of cartoonist Robert Crumb, famous for drawings like "Keep On Truckin'" and "Fritz the Cat," and his impact on underground comics. The film features interviews with people who knew Crumb – his mother, brothers, wife, and former partners – offering insights into his personality, influences, and motivations. These interviews are combined with a large collection of his graphic art, illustrating his creative process. The documentary reveals the complexities of Crumb's character, showcasing both his genius and darker aspects, and his significant influence on popular culture. It examines themes of creativity, identity, and relationships, all while maintaining a comedic tone reflective of Crumb’s art. Ultimately, the film is a look at an artist's journey and the world he created with his unique talent.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.5
  70. 170In the BasementMovie · 2014 · 81m · DocumentaryUlrich Seidl examines the darker aspects of human nature by venturing into Austrian basements. These spaces are private realms where people indulge their secrets and obsessions.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.1
  71. 171Schlock! The Secret History of American MoviesMovie · 2001 · 89mHollywood is known for its fame and flash, but there's a different side to the city – a place where independent filmmakers challenged the major studios and achieved success.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.7
  72. 172Video Nasties: Draconian DaysMovie · 2014 · 97mFollowing their acclaimed documentary *VIDEO NASTIES: MORAL PANIC, CENSORSHIP & VIDEOTAPE*, director Jake West and producer Marc Morris delve deeper into the story of home entertainment after the 1984 Video Recordings Act. The film explores a period when Britain experienced severe censorship, particularly impacting horror films, which became targets of moral guardians. Featuring insightful interviews with those who lived through it and extensive archival footage, the documentary reflects on this significant era and celebrates its end.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.4
  73. 173David Crosby: Remember My NameMovie · 2019 · 95mThis is a portrait of David Crosby, a man who isn't ready to slow down. He looks back on a life filled with honesty, self-reflection, regret, fear, joy, and a deep faith in family and music's power to change things.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.0
  74. 174Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen EraMovie · 2011 · 63mIn 1980s Los Angeles, three women unexpectedly gained a devoted following, shifting from modeling to starring in low-budget horror films during the video boom. Known as "The Terrifying Trio"—Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer—they appeared in over ten films annually, battling monsters, teenagers, and deadly creatures. They became central figures in campy cult classics like *Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-a-Rama* and *Nightmare Sisters*. The trio toured the world, met President Reagan, and developed successful businesses around memorabilia. But their fame eventually faded. This documentary explores the lives of these actresses and their frequent collaborators, examining their deliberate embrace of a comedic persona.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.7
  75. 175My Best FiendMovie · 1999 · 95m · DocumentaryThis documentary explores the intense and complicated relationship between legendary director Werner Herzog and actor Klaus Kinski. Though they often expressed a desire to harm one another, the film reveals a surprising level of trust that developed during their work together. Their unusual professional partnership produced many acclaimed films, driven by a shared passion for cinema that overshadowed their personal conflicts. Using interviews and archival footage, the film examines the complex connection between obsession, artistic vision, and human bonds in their remarkable collaboration.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3
  76. 176Dub EchoesMovie · 2008 · 75m"Dub Echoes" is a documentary exploring the beginnings of Jamaican dub music and its impact on hip hop and electronic music. The film details how this Jamaican innovation reshaped music worldwide, influencing genres from electronic to hip-hop by transforming the recording studio into a tool for sonic experimentation.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.0
  77. 177Mondo New YorkMovie · 1988 · 83mA young woman explores the hidden corners of New York City, encountering a diverse array of unusual people and places. Her journey takes her to a stand-up comedy show in Central Park, a prostitution auction, a voodoo ceremony, an S&M club, and various captivating performance art events. These are just glimpses into the city's vibrant and unconventional underbelly.IMDb 5.9TMDB 4.3
  78. 178Herschell Gordon Lewis: The Godfather of GoreMovie · 2010 · 106mThis entertaining documentary explores the bizarre world of exploitation cinema. Featuring cult director John Waters, drive-in movie critic Joe Bob Briggs, and Herschell Gordon Lewis himself, along with many others, it looks back at the early days of Nudie-Cuties before Lewis shocked audiences with "Blood Feast," the first true gore film.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.0
  79. 179Thelonious Monk: Straight, No ChaserMovie · 1988 · 90mThis documentary explores the life of pioneering pianist and jazz innovator Thelonious Monk. It includes archival footage of live performances featuring Monk and his band, alongside interviews with those who knew him personally – friends and family – offering insights into the unique mind behind his music.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2
  80. 180Nas: Time Is IllmaticMovie · 2014 · 74m · Documentary, Music"Time Is Illmatic" is a documentary film that explores the creation of Nas' groundbreaking 1994 album, *Illmatic*, and the environment that shaped it.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9
  81. 181Paris Is BurningMovie · 1991 · 78m · Documentary"Paris Is Burning" is a landmark documentary exploring the African American and Latinx drag ball culture of 1980s Harlem. The film examines voguing, an expressive dance form central to this community, and "throwing shade," a style of playful verbal sparring. The filmmaker documents competitive fashion houses vying for recognition, while also revealing the hardships faced by those involved. Over seven years, it offers a deeply personal look at the strength and bonds within this community navigating homophobia, transphobia, racism, AIDS, and poverty. Through interviews with influential figures like Willi Ninja, Pepper LaBeija, Dorian Corey, and Venus Xtravaganza, the film shares their stories and the distinctive subculture they built despite facing adversity.IMDb 8.2TMDB 8.0
  82. 182GrassMovie · 1999 · 80m · DocumentaryThis documentary explores the history of marijuana, a substance with a long history of use and ongoing debate. Directed by Ron Mann, a Genie Award-winning filmmaker, the film uses humor and historical footage to examine how the U.S. government has demonized marijuana for decades. Narrated by Woody Harrelson, the film presents an informative look at the complicated history of marijuana prohibition, revealing often-overlooked facts about this controversial topic.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.5
  83. 183Shock FestivalMovie · 2010 · 120mStephen Romano's compilation trailer showcases a collection of cult films, exploitation movies, and horror flicks. It also includes several original, fabricated trailers made specifically for this release.IMDb 5.7TMDB 7.5

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