In this midnight movie "classic", Divine defends her title of "filthiest person alive" against Connie and Raymond Marble.
When Dawn Davenport doesn't get the cha-cha heels she wanted, she runs away and years later, after bearing her illegitimate daughter, begins a life of crime.
Waters' first non-X-rated film revolves around unhappy housewife Francine Fishpaw, who deals with a cheating husband and two deviant offspring, one is a deviant party girl and the other has a deranged foot fetish.
Plesantly plump Tracy Turnblad teaches 1950s Baltimore a lesson in tolerance in this cult fave that spawned a popular Broadway musical.
In this tribute to 1950s tearjerkers, straight-laced Alison Vernon-Williams falls for troublemaker Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker.
Dark-humor piece of cinema about a housewife with homicidal tendancies living in suburbia. One of Matthew Lillard's first major motion picture.
Saw this just a few months ago (thanx edit button). It's about an amateur photographer who makes it big, but must choose between his bizarre family or stardom.
Another good Waters film, and one of the few not distributed by New Line. This one follows guerrilla filmmaker Cecil B. Demented, whose hatred for Hollywood leads him to kidnap A-list actress Honey Whitlock and force her to star in his movie. Slightly based on the Patty Hearst kidnapping case.
After a serious bump on the head, Sylvia Stickles is turned into a sexual deviant, who meets a "sexual healer" who sees her as his 12th apostle. The problem? Nearly everyone in town hates sex!
I still haven't seen Desperate Living, which is like the last film on my list. Possibly.
