Glen or Glenda (1931) is the next film in Never Seen it Film Club’s Voyage of the Banned Season, screening Sunday 23 February 2025 at Accidental Theatre. … More Never Seen It Film Club: Glen or Glenda (1953) – 23 February 2025
Frankenstein (1931) is the first film in Never Seen it Film Club’s Voyage of the Banned Season, screening Sunday 26 January 2025 at Accidental Theatre. … More Never Seen It Film Club: Frankenstein (1931) – 26 January 2025
CinePunked and Accidental Theatre announce details of their 2025 Never Seen It Film Club season of screenings – ‘Banned’. … More Voyage of the Banned – A new season of Never Seen It Film Club screenings
CinePunked and Accidental Theatre present Dog Soldiers as the next film in the Never Seen It Film Club … More Never Seen It Film Club: Dog Soldiers – 22 October 2022
CinePunked are delighted to be teaming up again with our friends at Accidental Theatre to deliver a series of enhancements for their Never Seen It Film Club, beginning on 27 June 2022 with cinematic phenomenon Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain. Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the film is a delightful take on life in Paris’ Montmatre, … More Never Seen It Film Club: Amélie
This Friday 20 August, CinePunked and Banterflix combine forces at Strand Arts Centre for a discussion about new British horror, Censor, and the legacy of the video nasties. … More Censor & the Video Nasties at The Strand Arts Centre
CinePunked, Accidental Theatre and Ms Cherrie On Top are presenting a triple-bill Little Shop of Horrors extravaganza on 22 July. … More Little Shop of Horrors extravaganza
CinePunked with Accidental Theatre present an exciting live show for the current global crisis – How to Survive the Outbreak (according to the movies) … More How to Survive the Outbreak (according to the movies) – online exclusive event
The latest CinePunked podcast explores 1990s San Francisco – poets, coffee and So I Married An Axe Murderer … More Podcast – Orange On A Toothpick
The CinePunked team assemble to talk about cult classic Harold and Maude – the genius of Hal Ashby, representations of May to December romances, and the counter-cultural clashes within the film. … More Podcast – Harold and Maude: The Takeover Panel
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