The Austrian found footage auteur masterfully reworks sequences from Sidney J. Furie’s ’80s horror film The Entity to craft this tactile and immersive examination of cinematic space. Tscherkassky creates a maelstrom of audiovisual fragments and shards that delightfully destroy narrative norms.

Crafting sly portraits of American sin from lurid exploitation fare, this gleefully scrappy early work heralds Martin Scorsese’s emergence as a seminal director. Brash and kinetic yet sweeping in scope, this outlaw odyssey through the Depression-era South is a panoramic vision of national violence.