Razorback

Friday, September 22 - Saturday, September 23, 2017

35mm print!

“Everyone knows that Australia is home to some pretty nasty critters: crocs, funnelwebs, great whites, dropbears. The ways in which nature can bite you on the arse are as numerous and varied as they are well documented. Something that visitors might not be expecting to have to worry about however are giant homicidal pigs.

Thankfully, Melbourne-born director Russell Mulcahy found time in between directing some of the 80’s most famous and campest music clips to address this lack in essential outback survival knowledge and cook up this fun and visually startling cult classic. Surprisingly smart for a film about a boar the size of a combi-van leading a squealing horde of pigs in a vendetta against the local populace.” –TimeOut

Screening as part of Waverly Midnights, To Hell and Outback: Australian Horror

• Country Australia
• Year 1984
• Running Time 95 minutes
• Director Russell Mulcahy

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