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CECIL B. DEMENTED
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John Waters offers a comic tale of a director even more outrageous and radical than he was in the days of Pink Flamingos and Female Trouble. Stephen Dorff stars as the leader of a cult-like group of underground filmmakers committed to bringing Hollywood to its knees through acts of terrorism directed at mainstream commercial films. Melanie Griffith is the spoiled movie star they kidnap to further their cause. The typically twisted supporting cast includes Ricki Lake, Patty Hearst, Mink Stole and Eric John Waters---USA---2000---88 mins.
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CRY-BABY (DIRECTOR'S CUT)
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With a decree to "bring back the juvenile delinquent", director John Waters creates a takeoff on 1950's bad kid, teenage hoodlum movies. Johnny Depp is the cry baby: doll, dream boat and delinquent. The seasoned Traci Lords and Hairspray actress Ricki Lake star as his admirers. Cast includes Susan Tyrrell, Iggy Pop, Amy Locane and a cameo by Patty Hearst. Great soundtrack, John Waters---USA---1990---85 mins.
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DESPERATE LIVING
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A perverse and demented film from the outcast priest of sleaze, John Waters, dealing with his usually upsetting themes of self-expression, violence, alienation, mental anguish, sexual hijinks and political corruption, done in a fragmented, hyper absurd comic style. With Liz Renay, Mink Stole, Susan Lowe and Edith Massey. John Waters---USA---1977---90 mins.
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DIRTY SHAME, A (NC-17)
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The self-proclaimed "Pope of Trash" offers up his bawdiest dish in decades: an NC-17 rated romp that might even make Divine blush--well, almost.
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DIVINE TRASH
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This in-depth look at the early career of outrageous cult filmmaker John Waters won the Filmmakers Trophy for Best Documentary at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. Waters' formative, underground films are the main focus here, with a particular emphasis on the landmark feature Pink Flamingos as well as Waters' relationship with his favorite star, the larger-than-life transvestite, Divine. In addition to interviews with the director and his collaborators, other independent filmmakers such as Jim Jarmusch, Jonas Mekas, Hal Hartley, Paul Morrissey , Steve Buscemi and Herschell Gordon Lewis weigh in on Waters' unique career. "...proves definitively that a lot of art went into all that filth" (Wesley Morris, San Francisco Examiner). Steve Yeager---USA---1998---105 mins.
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HAIRSPRAY
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John Waters' breakthrough commercial work is a funny, witty and extremely well-made piece of mock nostalgia, about the efforts of a politically conscious white girl to integrate a local television bandstand in 1962 Baltimore. Memorable as Divine's final collaboration with Waters, the casting is superb and Waters has grown tremendously as a stylist, with a particularly shrewd use of color and a shock cutting style reminiscent of early Russ Meyer. With Ricki Lake, Sonny Bono, Debbie Harry, Pia Zadora and Ric Ocasek. John Waters---USA---1988---96 mins.
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HAIRSPRAY/ PECKER COMBO
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A DVD twin-pack featuring two of John Waters' more affectionate features. Hairspray (1988, 96 mins.) is the film in which the King of Underground Outrage infiltrated the mainstream. Who would have thought the man who made Pink Flamingos would turn out a sweet, PG-rated bit of campy nostalgia about a teen dance competition in 1962? Yet the director manages to fully place his unique imprint on the proceedings, and the cast (Ricki Lake, Sonny Bono, Divine, Debbie Harry, Pia Zadora) is pure Waters. Pecker (1998, 87 mins.) stars Edward Furlong as a humble photographer whose hobby leads to unlikely stardom. Christina Ricci, Lili Taylor and Martha Plimpton also star. Both films include audio commentaries by John Waters. John Waters---USA---1988/1998---96/87 mins.
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JOHN WATERS 2005 COLLECTION
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The undisputed king of celluloid sleaze is featured in a boxed set boasting unusual quantities of filth and fun. Includes Pink Flamingos (1972, 95 mins.), Waters' most famous dive into the depths of bad taste, starring the cross-dressing Divine as a wanted criminal who will devour anything to earn the title of "Filthiest Person Alive". Female Trouble (1975, 95 mins.) is the gross-out epic's twisted follow-up, a trash comedy that milks child abuse, incest, and mutilation for laughs. Desperate Living (1977, 90 mins.) is another story about a homicidal matriarch, this time with a slightly sweeter spin. Polyester (1981, 86 mins.) is an ever-so-slightly more mainstream satire that lambasts suburban mores via campy melodrama. Hairspray (1988, 94 mins.) is a cheery musical comedy about a young woman's efforts to integrate a popular televised dance contest. Pecker (1998, 90 mins.) is Waters' artworld send-up, starring Edward Furlong in the role of a naive photographer who's tagged for fame. Finally, A Dirty Shame (2004, 88 mins.) finds Waters heading back into smuttier terrai n with an over-the-top comedy about a nymphomaniac's romp through Baltimore. John Waters---USA---1972-2004---638 mins.
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PECKER
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John Waters, the originator of good-natured, bad-taste comedy, returns to his native Baltimore for this comedy about outrageous fortune. Unassuming young Pecker (Edward Furlong) is happy with his job at a sandwich shop and his hobby of snapping photos at home. But when the trendy New York art world discovers his pictures of his bizarre family members, Pecker becomes a celebrity. Christina Ricci, Lili Taylor, Martha Plimpton and Mary Kay Place star along with Waters regulars Mink Stole and Patty Hearst. John Waters---USA---1998---86 mins.
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PINK FLAMINGOS 25 ANNIVERSARY
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What can one say about Pink Flamingos? There are certainly few films like it, and most of those few come from the same, twisted imagination of John Waters. It's fair to say that (for better or worse) such mainstream bad-taste comedies as There's Something About Mary and Scary Movie would have been unimaginable without this cheaply made, gross-out affair that will either delight you or appall you, or perhaps a little bit of both. Chickens are sexually molested and dog excrement is eaten as the one and only Divine pursues his/her quest to become "the filthiest person alive." John Waters---USA---1972---108 mins.
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POLYESTER
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John Waters' lurid satire of middle-class America cast his collaborator Divine as an abused housewife and mother liberated by handsome, campy, drive-in entrepreneur Tab Hunter. The movie is notable for Waters' witty sympathy for outsiders and the exploited. With Edith Massey, Mary Garlington, Ken King, David Samson and Mink Stole. John Waters---USA---1981---86 mins.
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SERIAL MOM: COLLECTORS EDITION
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Kathleen Turner is the overly perfect wife and mother of a normal family. When things get just a little too out of hand, Mom makes everything alright again with the help of a little murder. Then it becomes a habit, just another of her many ways to make the world a better place for everyone. Sam Waterston and Ricki Lake also star. John Waters---USA---1994---93 mins.
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TIL DEATH DO US PART SEASON 1
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Billed as "the Groom Reaper," John Waters hosts this Court TV series dedicated retelling stories of actual weddings that ended in the murder of one spouse by the other. While it combines dramatic recreations with factual evidence, Til Death Do Us Part also merges elements of camp, bad taste, comedy, and the macabre--on which Mr. Waters is an authority. "Such good sickly fun...operates precisely to impugn our impulse" (The New York Times). This set includes all 13 episodes from the show's first season. USA, 2007, 28 6
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