This week, we’re tackling a thrilling lineup of films that blur the lines between reality and the surreal. First, we dive into I Am Not a Serial Killer (2016), a chilling mix of coming-of-age drama and supernatural horror, where a troubled teen confronts a monstrous force in his small town—and within himself.

Next, it’s off to Waxwork (1988), a campy 80s horror gem that unleashes chaos when a group of friends stumbles into a mysterious wax museum. Expect gore, laughs, and a parade of iconic monsters brought to life.

We’ll then navigate the paranoia-soaked dystopia of A Scanner Darkly (2006), Richard Linklater’s rotoscope-rendered adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s novel. With its mind-bending visuals and themes of identity, surveillance, and addiction, it’s a cerebral journey into fractured realities.

Finally, we plunge into the meta-horror madness of In the Mouth of Madness (1994). John Carpenter’s Lovecraftian nightmare follows an investigator whose search for a missing author leads him to a town where fiction and reality collide in terrifying ways.

Join us as we unravel the threads of horror, sci-fi, and existential dread in these four wildly different yet thematically connected films. Monsters, madness, and mystery await!