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5/17/2026 – Carrie (1976) and The Loved Ones (2009)
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Sunday, May 17th, 2026 This SUNDAY, May 17th, Hot Wax Coffee Shop hosts another edition of Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness with a trip down memory lane, ushering in the usual high school rejects in their reign of retribution where they finally get their flowers in these fearsome flicks. We study two vastly different…
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5/11/2026 – Psycho (1960) and Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
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Monday, May 11th, 2026 Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness bears witness to the monsterhood of mothers in this tribute to their passing day- assessing two matriarchs and their devious offspring to satiate audiences appetite for mayhem, bringing a new meaning to mommy issues. Slide back into the 1960s in the advent of visceral horror…
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5/4/2026 – Alucarda (1977) and Santa Sangre (1989)
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Monday, May 4th, 2026 This week at Hot Wax Coffee Shop, Sacrilegious Cinema offers a deviant dyad, delving into Mexican movies as homage to Cinco de Mayo the following day. This excursion hones in on Hispanic horror, showcasing the artistry through beautifully visceral imagery contrasted by intense exploitation and sleaze of the sub-genre, specializing…
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4/27/2026- The VVitch (2015) and Häxan (1922)
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Monday, April 27th, 2026 This week at Hot Wax Coffee Shop in Ybor City, Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness is conjuring up a concoction of witchy flicks in the cauldron. In observance of the upcoming Walpurgisnacht and Beltane, we brew a batch of blasphemy with films focusing on witchcraft in its most unadulterated form,…
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4/20/2026- Lost Highway (1997) and Mulholland Drive (2001)
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Monday, April 20th, 2026 Celebrate 4/20 with the surrealist films of the legendary David Lynch for another installment in his avant-Garde artistry. Sacrilegious Cinema: Menagerie of Madness presents a duo delving in duality, offering inverse perspectives, contrasting with one another, while overlapping in their shared reality bending, blurring the line between fantasy and truth…
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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.…