CATALOGUE No. 01 / 02 / 03 / 04 / 05 / 06 / 07 / 08

Brighton’s Buck in Fudgy present NIGHT CITY: a nocturnal wander through filmic cities, following night people as they journey, work, law-break and party.

"conjured up a tangible sense of urban alienation and solitude"

Watch the first part here

Ransacking the films of his youth BEN ‘Bloody’ RIVERS presents TERROR! - growing unease and impending doom culled from 1980s horror movies.

“This masterfully edited compilation documentary analyzes the morphology of the horror film. Stringing together the most common tropes and scenes of slashers, zombie flicks, slumber party massacres, etc. into a single meta-horror opus, Rivers not so much deconstructs the genre as provides a tribute that reveals its limitations but also its visceral power’”
– Noel Lawrence. NOT ON DVD
Bristol-based Music Producer and Composer, TIM SAUL, presents ‘La Tempete Dans Ma Tete / The Storm Inside My Head’: a personal collage of moving image and sound etched onto his brain over three decades of movie going. The mix takes in the idiosyncratic work of Bunuel, Herzog, Jonze and Jarmusch. As well as mixing the images, Tim has rescored and remixed the soundtrack elements.
Forming the second part of BUCK IN FUDGY's ‘day in the life of cinema’ cycle is ‘OUTLANDS’: a dawn to dusk journey through the mysterious places outside of the city as depicted in feature films over the last 60 years. This can be viewed with mixtape 01 - 'Night City' as a 48 minute mix depicting 24 hours in the life of film.
Following a year of performing at A/V festivals in Moscow and Kiev and producing work to MTV briefs, AMOEBA cuts loose with a full blown retinal and auditory blow-out of TV images. A live reworking of Clockwork Orange’s brainwashing scene as imagined by Charlie Brooker and Chris Morris’ ‘Jam’.

A splashdown of images and sounds from the chlorine scented afternoons of film history. A place where characters gather, amidst cocktails, to flirt, frolic, kiss and kill, in speedos, bikinis and birthday suits. Prepare to be dunked.

Trawling the murky, metropolitan streets of classic 1940s and 1950s Crime drama this mix takes in elements of 100 Film Noirs in 24 minutes. Bent cops, femme fatales, psychotic Hoodlums, broken down Private Dicks, loaded guns, and whip crack dialogue. All shot in luminous black and white.

From souped up Chevys racing across 60s midwest America to extistential musings across post Communist Europe this 24 minute mixtape lifts the hood on the enduring myth of the Road Movie.
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