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4/13/2026- Possession (1981) and Repulsion (1965)
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Monday, April 13th, 2026 Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness harkens back to one of its most adored motifs in the form of female rage, churning out a daring dyad of controversy, underscoring the woes of womanhood through the lens of paranoia, isolation, division, sexuality and patriarchy in a descent into madness with the rejection…
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4/6/2026 – Black Swan (2010) and Suspiria (1977)
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Monday, April 6th, 2026 Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness starts the month out strong with a double feature for the dancers, converging two hallucinatory realms colliding into one, representing dual sides of the same coin- therein lies the intersection of the psychological and supernatural, highlighting a hysterical heist into the bowels of lunacy At…
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3/30/2026- Strange Harvest (2025) and Noroi: The Curse (2005)
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Monday, March 30th, 2026 This Monday, March 30th, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness brings the month to a close with an excursion into the mokumentary branch of found footage with an unforgettable pairing from the archives of analog horror, blurring the realm of reality and illusion. This ominous twosome ordains a marriage among old…
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3/23/2026- Grafted (2024) and Excision (2012)
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Monday, March 23rd, 2026 This Monday, March 23rd, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness brings on the body horror with this grotesque duo, digging into deep cuts from the bowels of the genre to disturb and disgust the most ardent of fans. This week’s offbeat cult films centers on outcasts and identity, spotlighting two coming…
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3/16/2026- Oddity (2024) and Caveat (2020)
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Monday, March 16th, 2026 Searching for a way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Then look no further than this week’s edition of Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness- where we delve into Irish horror films in honor of the holiday, familiarizing audiences with the rich folklore entrenched in the nation’s long history and enduring Mythos.…
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3/9/2026- Peeping Tom (1960) and Blood and Black Lace (1965)
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Monday, March 9th, 2026 This Monday, March 9th, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness shifts its angle back to the advent of the psychological slasher- this is high fashion meets horror- voyeurism in vogue. This dangerous dyad signals the foundation of both the giallo sub-genre and its later slasher counterpart, reaping a landscape of aesthetics…
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3/2/2026- The Hunger (1983) and Let the Right One In (2008)
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Monday, March 2nd, 2026 This Monday, March 2nd- calling all bloodsuckers, this upcoming edition of Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness features two tales of ferocious vamps and their rancorous romances. We’re flashing back to the 1980s to fall victim to these unconventional creatures of the night and their parasitic proclivity upon paramours. So get…
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2/23/2026- Serial Mom (1994) and Cecil B. Demented (2000)
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Monday, February 23, 2026 This Monday, February 23rd, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness takes a reprieve from romance and dives headfirst into sleazy cinema, erecting the legendary John Waters and his trashy film repertoire into the spotlight. This edition of movie night zooms in on the controversial catalogue of the scandalous writer and director,…
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2/16/2026- Crimson Peak (2015) and Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)
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Monday, February 16, 2026 This Monday, February 16th, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness harkens back to gothic horror in this debonair dyad. If you’re still reeling from Valentine’s Day and need to satiate a hunger for more dark romance, this pair will taint your system with twisted intimacy, exploring infatuation, sordid desires, old wounds,…
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2/9/2026- My Bloody Valentine (1981) and Valentine (2001)
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Monday, February 9, 2026 This Monday, February 9th- seeking something festive to pre-game this Valentine’s Day? Look no further than the Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness double feature at Hot Wax to give you an extra dose of holiday horror- whether you harbor a deep-seated hatred for all things gushy or you’re an avid…