Punk's Not Dead: The 20 Punkest Films

As long as these films are around, punk will never die.

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CBGB's has gone the way of the dodo, and even the watery pop-punk of the early '00s isn't tainting the airwaves. But as long as these films from outsiders and iconoclasts exist, punk's not dead. So get out those old torn fishnets and combat boots and get ready to rock with these tales from the punk side. Serial offenders include Richard Hell, who pops up in several of our choices, and directors Susan Seidelman, Alex Cox, and Penelope Spheeris, who all contribute significantly to the history of hardcore music films and documentaries. Brave viewers are also encouraged to look up the gory, transgressive films of the prolific Nick Zedd and filmmaker-turned-photog Richard Kern.

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Forgot some..
on September 13, 2009
You forgot Times Square and Liquid Sky... Please don't include Doom Generation in with punk, that was an embarrassment!!Not punk at all..
Repo Man
on December 27, 2008
Good choice, greatest film from the 80's. Check this out: www.repomanfilm.com
who cares
on December 10, 2008
punk, pink dont care
missing
on December 4, 2008
What about American Hardcore?


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