20th Century Cube Presents Faster Pussy Cat! Kill Kill
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Wed 10 June 2009 // 20:00
(Weds 10th / 8pm / £4/3)
(Russ Meyer / USA / 1965 / 83 mins / black and white 35mm print / cert. 18)
Enjoy a Russ Meyer special 35mm screening of the cult sexy Faster
Pussycat! Kill Kill! programmed in association with 20th Century Flicks.
Russ Meyer, famous B movie sexploitation director serves up a cult classic with three buxom strippers driving fast cars through the desert in search of adventure. The ultimate power-woman trip on screen.
Varla (Tura Satana), Billie (Lori Williams), and Rosie (Haji) are three glam bored go-go dancers who drive out into the California desert for shits and kicks. They encounter a straight clean couple Tommy (Ray Barlow) and Linda (Sue Bernard) and a challenge to a drag race turns ugly... so they go to find out an old man (Stuart Lancaster) out in the desert who is reportedly sitting on a large amount of money, and they set out to russle it out of him and his two sons.
Over the last 25 years, Bristol’s 20th Century Flicks has developed a reputation as one of the finest film libraries in the country. With a range of films that would get the most satiated film fan salivating, Flicks continues to peddle its independent and idiosyncratic brand of customer-orientated service.
http://www.20thcenturyflicks.co.uk
(Russ Meyer / USA / 1965 / 83 mins / black and white 35mm print / cert. 18)
Enjoy a Russ Meyer special 35mm screening of the cult sexy Faster
Pussycat! Kill Kill! programmed in association with 20th Century Flicks.
Russ Meyer, famous B movie sexploitation director serves up a cult classic with three buxom strippers driving fast cars through the desert in search of adventure. The ultimate power-woman trip on screen.
Varla (Tura Satana), Billie (Lori Williams), and Rosie (Haji) are three glam bored go-go dancers who drive out into the California desert for shits and kicks. They encounter a straight clean couple Tommy (Ray Barlow) and Linda (Sue Bernard) and a challenge to a drag race turns ugly... so they go to find out an old man (Stuart Lancaster) out in the desert who is reportedly sitting on a large amount of money, and they set out to russle it out of him and his two sons.
Over the last 25 years, Bristol’s 20th Century Flicks has developed a reputation as one of the finest film libraries in the country. With a range of films that would get the most satiated film fan salivating, Flicks continues to peddle its independent and idiosyncratic brand of customer-orientated service.
http://www.20thcenturyflicks.co.uk