Famed cult director Jack Hill’s first released feature, Mondo Keyhole (1966), is a bizarre trip through mid-1960s sexploitation.

Ink 19’s Roi Tamkin and a slew of Gen-Xers get a big dose of joy from Modest Mouse, The Flaming Lips, and thirty years of their favorite songs.

Fore (Threat Collection Records). Review by Peter Lindblad.

Interesting Things (Sugar Mi Records). Review by Randy Radic.

This week, the UPS kid came-a-bangin’ on Christopher Long’s front door with a love package filled with FREE vintage vinyl. Among the bounty of bangers contained in that massive shipment was a seasoned copy of Flat As A Pancake, the 1975 classic from the Illinois-based brigade Head East.

With her most ambitious feature to date, director Sofia Bohdanowicz continues her examination of history and memory through the character of Audrey Benac (Deragh Campbell) as she researches the legacy of acclaimed early 20th-century Canadian violinist Kathleen Parlow.

Teruo Ishii’s influential biker gang film, Detonation! Violent Riders, absolutely crackles with energy.

Cult favorite Jimmy Wang Yu, with two arms this time, takes on a nefarious gambling racket in Golden Harvest’s 1973 kung fu film, The Tattooed Dragon.