Poison/Dottie Gets Spanked
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Poison (1991): Part horror film, part drama, part expose, Poison was 1991's most controversial film and winner of the grand prize at the prestigious Sundance film festival. A stylistically compelling epic, the plot brilliantly weaves together a disturbing sensuality with an offbeat moral conscience. The disparate pieces fit like one outrageous jigsaw puzzle; it examines the motives behind a seven year-old boy's murder of his own father, relates the intriguing story of scientist who isolates the sex drive in liquid form, and graphically explores the sexually obsessive relationship between two prison inmates. As the pieces snap into place the tension intensifies, culminating in an explosive climax of unsettled emotions.
Dottie Gets Spanked (1993): In a touchstone surburban family of the '50s, a little boy develops an over-the-top obsession for a Lucille Ball-like character, and Dad doesn't approve. Enamored of Dottie, the TV cult heroine of the post-kindergarten set, six-year-old Steven is overjoyed when he wins a contest to visit her show and actually meet the star. Curiously, the scene being shot that afternoon reflects his deepest secrets and fears.
Directed by Todd Haynes
Starring Barbara Garrick, J. Evan BonifantOrder On Request
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