Delir

A man is accused and tortured for a crime he did not commit, but soon, the Police will receive an unexpected surprise.

Six college kids on their way to Spring Break have car trouble in the middle of the desert. Then, as the sun goes down and they try to walk to the next town, they begin to be brutally murdered one by one by a mysterious figure who is shadowing their movements in the dark.

Struggling with writer's block, a screenwriter delves into his subconscious through a series of dreams, where he embarks on a surrealistic journey that blurs the line between reality and fantasy.

Parasites that take over brains. Paranoia and Amnesia controlling the city. A state of emergency. Who is this mysterious person, who controls the parasites and what is her plan? A clockwork of puzzle pieces.

While investigating a mysterious murder, Detective David Freeman uncovers a long-buried secret that traps him into a world of terror.

delirium tremens is a short film that tells the story, Kevin, a man recovering from alcoholism as the world crumbles around him.

Les Claypool and Sean Lennon of The Claypool Lennon Delirium perform live at House of Blues Boston. Featuring interviews with Claypool and Lennon, this concert film showcases the band in fine form.

Take an eye-popping, jaw-dropping and trouser-bulging trip back to the "gory days" of big screen exploitation with this ultimate collection of the most insane trailer trash ever to up-chuck onto a drive-in screen. Bursting with almost 12 hours of non-stop sex, violence, monsters and mayhem - not to mention an unstoppable posse of foxy soul sisters stickin’ it to the man - DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM VOLUME ONE is a rip-roaring off-road rampage through a cinematic era when films were proudly FASTER, CHEAPER, BLOODIER and BLACKER!

A comedic tale of two high school lab partners in a whacky dilemma when their bean project doesn’t grow on the day of the science fair.

Amanda is an art-loving college student who finds herself in the midst of an existential crisis. Immersed in a world of confusion and delirium, Amanda struggles to find her identity and overcome the challenges she has faced. Through evocative and symbolic imagery, the short film explores her journey towards healing and self-expression, while uncovering a surprising twist that defies our expectations.

Drive-in Delirium is back for one last full-frontal onslaught of sweet and savage sinema. It’s curtains for Drive-in Delirium! The crypt of coming attractions has finally been bled bone dry – but not before unleashing one final SHOCKquake of mind-melting, skull-shattering and dong-expanding retro movie madness! Exploding with 7 HOURS of rampant lawlessness, alien impregnation, super-sized vermin, secret agent gadgets ‘n’ gals, copious acts of immoral mortal sin – not to mention jumbo servings of blood suckers, brain munchers, bad muthas and psycho loons – Drive-in Delirium: The Final Conflict burns to the ground the final destination in the ultimate cult movie and trailer trash road trip.

A bonus 96 minute SD trailer compile from Drive-In Delirium: Dead By Dawn

Gabriel (Maximilien Poullein), an alcoholic and agoraphobic painter struggles to cope with his nights, filled with ultra-realistic nightmares. Nina (Prisca Silie), a friend of his, assuming all of the painter's issues are linked to his addiction to alcohol, decides to assist him with his forced coming off. This is when Gabriel starts being subjected to intense artistic trances during which he inevitably paints portraits of women. Women who are inevitably found, every next day, raped and murdered.

An attempt to document a psychosomatic experience using sound and image metamorphosis. Delirium is based on a true story about the death of six people traveling between Elliott and Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia.

Defiantly humorous in its tone, Delirium reflects Faber’s mother’s personal experience with what has been classified as “female hysteria.” While never reducing her mother’s condition to a single explanation, Delirium firmly and convincingly links her illness to the historically embattled position women hold in a patriarchal culture. The video layers haunting imagery and humorous iconoclasm, referencing everything from television episodes of I Love Lucy to Charcot’s 19th Century photos of female hysterics. Delirium contends that female mental illness must be understood within the political/social arena, and that in many instances women’s reactions of violence, anger, and depression are indeed sane reactions to abhorrent situations.

In the desert it's easy to get lost; it's even easier to lose track of reality: That's where we find our brave protagonist, a hallucinating naked mole-rat, Nihilo — aware he's being watched and nigh narrated into oblivion by a David Attenboroughian madman.

After a hit to a head with some devil sticks, Rowan enters a horrifying delirium through which he explores his relationship with his mother.

A collaboration between a video artist and an artist who works primarily in painting and drawing. This collaboration has produced a mix of narratives which receates the delirium of the AIDS epidemic. The Cree myth of a cannibalistic demon (Windigo) becomes a macabre metaphor for the virus and its psychological affects.