Screening of the 1991 B-movie 'Alien Beasts' by director Carl J. Sukenick, part of the monthly 'Trash Film Debauchery' series at The Trylon Cinema.
The Trylon Cinema is screening Alien Beasts on Wednesday, October 21, at 7 PM. It's a 1991 feature that Carl J. Sukenick wrote, directed, and starred in, playing the commander of a CIA branch who takes on terrorists with martial arts while his father watches from the security center. The plot follows a traitor named Neal, mutated by a radiation blast, and a hideous extra-dimensional being breaking into this dimension.
The screening is part of Trash Film Debauchery, a series of trashy B-movies The Trylon has been running since 2003, with a new title showing on the third Wednesday of each month. If you've been following the series, you know the drill: it's a low-budget, high-camp kind of night, and Alien Beasts fits right in with its one-man-band production and its mix of CIA espionage, martial arts, and interdimensional monsters. It's the kind of movie that works best in a room full of people who are in on the joke.
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The Trylon is at 2820 E 33rd St in Minneapolis, and tickets are $5. The movie starts at 7 PM.
