George Buck Flower

Plunge into the nightmarish vision of the codes, signs and demons of capitalism with John Carpenter’s iconic, visionary dystopia They Live. A message of warning against Reagan politics and overpowering media lies at the core of this Los Angeles thriller—one that feels particularly timely today.

A protective drifter meets up with two orphans in the Rocky Mountains as they try to make their way alone to claim their 400-acre Oregon family ranch.

Brash and crazed cigar-chomping network TV executive Clifford Bradley decides to push the boundaries of good taste and moral decency by broadcasting an extremely bawdy and explicit stag movie awards show complete with equally racy commercials on live television. Bradley forces uptight film critic Gordon Gordon to host this filthy event.

The daring family is back for a new set of adventures from their log cabin in the Rockies, bracing themselves for their toughest challenge yet.

The story of a modern, 1970’s family that grew weary of the hassles of city life in Los Angeles and moved to the Rocky Mountains—never to return.