Gregg Araki’s deliciously screwed-up foray into science fiction, Kaboom delves deep into the mind of a hallucinating freshman to make its own wicked twist on the college campus sex comedy. This is indie cinema at its most sexually provocative, salaciously silly, and riotously debauched!

Taking off on a delirious road trip to nowhere, enfant terrible Gregg Araki updates the fragmented style of 1960s Godard into an incendiary zigzag across a hysterically hostile America. Violence, spontaneous sex, and bright color explode across this devastating cult film of New Queer Cinema.

Edgy and raw with emotion, Gregg Araki’s fragmented portrait of queer teens in 1990s California captures their ennui with the lo-fi fuzz of color video. Numbing pangs of existential angst and loneliness with alternative music, hot sex, and sharp wit, these disenchanted kids rebel with good cause.