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Reacting on Filmhaus<\/em>' screenings, Worm Pirate Bay Media Archive<\/em><\/strong> presents weekly, a curated selection of films from its vault. Check out this week\u2019s choices, watch them in the comfort of our pink, fluffy installation DISPLAY, or ask for a free copy to take home with you<\/strong>!<\/span><\/p>\n

Every Tuesday to Thursday 20:00-23:00, at the foyer of WORM.<\/span><\/p>\n

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This month you can witness TWO Cultfilms at WORM: Psychos in Love on Valentine\u2019s Day, and the cult classic Forbidden Planet. Since our collection of romantic movies is very limited, we\u2019ll stick with the sci-fi theme for this month\u2019s curation! In honour of TEC ART we\u2019ve collected all spacy stuff from our archives. Expect everything! \u2026except Star Wars. There\u2019s just too much of that around already. So tired of the disney-marketing machine, sorry\u2026 Sooo, instead, you can watch all kinds of campy retro-futures, body horror stuff (did you see that live flesh during the TEC ART expo??) and hyperhypnotic space travels \u2026.. <\/span>Bleep your mind out of that display!<\/em><\/p>\n

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DON\u2019T MISS! PLAYING THIS WEEK:<\/strong> <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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Them (Gordon Douglas, 1954<\/em><\/strong>)<\/em><\/strong>: Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant Ants. Giant. Ants. We also have classics like Soylent Green, The Wasp Woman, Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet, but all those don\u2019t have Giant Ants\u2026 (doubly recommended for those who\u2019ve enjoyed the last insect-themed Stonerama-event!)<\/span><\/p>\n

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De Toekomst Hervonden <\/em><\/strong>(Omar Munoz Cremers, 2014)<\/em><\/strong>: <\/span>Not interested in all those classic movies? -> This WORM produced book collects various Dutch essays on why progress seems to get stuck. \u201cCultuur lijkt te stagneren in een permanente staat van terugkijken (did we already mention something about the new Star Wars-series??)\u201d. Interesting essays about lost futures in which sci-fi cinema plays a great role. <\/span><\/p>\n

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Man With The Screaming Brain (Bruce Campbell, 2005<\/em><\/strong>)<\/em><\/strong>: Yes, you read that right! Bruce \u201cThe Chin\u201d Campbell, our beloved hero who fought against the Evil Dead, directed (and starred) in this movie! The brains of a Russian taxi driver and a wealthy businessman are brought together in one body by a mad scientist. Crazy comedic sci-fi antics follow, and if that\u2019s not enough for you, we have another crappy sci-fi featuring Bruce to experience: Alien Apocalypse (Josh Becker, 2005). Enjoy!<\/span><\/p>\n



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WORM Pirate Bay Media Archive<\/em> is a no-fee lending archive with an online database, a duplication service and a unique preview space in WORM's building. Browse anytime our whole collection at thepiratebay.worm.org<\/strong><\/p>\n

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