Suck my blood
Cinema Queer embraces the vampire genre by showing two real classics Gayracula and The Hunger. The films will roll in room 22, but do not miss our midnight madness when they are shown on the big screen in the Cinema.
The Hunger
Tony Scott / 1983 / USA / 97 min
In this outrageously sleek cult classic directed by Tony Scott, Catherine Deneuve and David Bowie are perfectly cast as Miriam and John, a pair of vampire lovers who have been together since the 18th century, and who now spend their nights stalking New York’s downtown club scene in search of fresh blood. Reeling from the discovery of a terrible betrayal, John seeks the help of a mortal doctor (Susan Sarandon) who soon finds herself drawn into an erotically charged and seductively sinister power struggle with Miriam.
also screened in the cinema during the night Oct 9-10 01.00
Gayracula
Roger Earl / 1983 / USA / 83 min
Count Drac is back – and this time he’s sucking more than just necks! Count Gaylord stalks the streets of L.A. for the hunkiest victims to ever succumb to lust, as well as his enemy, the Marquis de Suede a.k.a. Gayracula.
also screened in the cinema during the night Oct 9-10 03.00
