Weird Movie Club Twin Cities

Join us to watch and then discuss "Hundreds of Beavers," the independent Wisconsin-made comedy that has become a sort of underground phenomenon.

I'll get to the library at 1:30 p.m. and try to set everything up in time for a 2 p.m. start. Get there early so you don't miss a minute. The library closes at 5, so we'll have to wrap up discussion before then. There might not be much to discuss with this one, but you never know.

It's all free. We'll be in the Andy Boss Community Room on the 4th floor of the George Latimer Public Library in downtown St. Paul.

Street parking is free on Sundays, but it can still be hard to find parking sometimes. You might consider using the light rail. A great place to park and ride is the Western Avenue stop of the Green Line. There's always parking on Aurora Avenue, one street south of University.

Naomi will be leading the discussion for her choice, the fascinating, funny, and many-layered "Sorry to Bother You." Watch the movie on your own and come ready to chat about it.

We'll meet at Pryes Brewing, which has lots of space and isn't very noisy. It's near downtown Minneapolis but has plenty of parking. I'll get there around 6:30 p.m. and claim a table on the upper floor. Get a drink and then head up the stairs near the main entrance. If the upper floor is occupied, there is usually space underneath it. Either way, you'll be able to identify me by my baseball cap that says "Weird Movie Club" on it.

I'd like to try something different for this one. Here's what you'll have to do:

1. Watch the ne plus ultra of weird movies, "The Holy Mountain," on your own.
2. Come to the library on June 22 and watch "Doggiewogiez! Poochiewoochiez!" as a group.
3. Then we'll all discuss both movies.

See, "Doggiewogiez! Poochiewoochiez!" is a 55-minute remake of "The Holy Mountain" made of clips from movies and TV shows about dogs. It doesn't make much sense, but it makes even less sense if you haven't recently seen "The Holy Mountain."

I'll get to the library at 1:30 p.m. and try to set everything up in time for a 2 p.m. start. Get there early so you don't miss a minute. The library closes at 5, so we'll have to wrap up discussion before then.

It's all free. We'll be in the Andy Boss Community Room on the 4th floor of the George Latimer Public Library in downtown St. Paul.

Street parking is free on Sundays, but it can still be hard to find parking sometimes. You might consider using the light rail. A great place to park and ride is the Western Avenue stop of the green line. There's always parking on Aurora Avenue, one street south of University.

Grant will be leading the discussion for his choice, Terry Gilliam's Hunter S. Thompson adaptation "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." Watch the movie on your own and come ready to chat about it.

We'll meet at Pryes Brewing, which has lots of space and isn't very noisy. It's near downtown Minneapolis but has plenty of parking. I'll get there around 6:30 p.m. and claim a table on the upper floor. Get a drink and then head up the stairs near the main entrance. If the upper floor is reserved for an event, there is usually space underneath it. I don't think the outdoor tables can be moved together, unfortunately, so we probably won't be there. Either way, you'll be able to identify me by my baseball cap that says "Weird Movie Club" on it.