The Residents will be watching from home. You should, too.

Holy free movies online, Batman! The Alamo Drafthouse and Fantastic Fest have announced that five feature films and six shorts will be streamed online via the BSide community, in their entirety, from Sept. 14-20.

This is big news. Not only did badges for this years Fantastic Fest (Sept. 18-21) completely sell out ages ago, but we’ve seen five of the films they’ll be streaming, and they rock. Hard. Like “Why are you stalking me, Mr. Famous French Gynecologist-in-a-motel room-from-hell?”-type rocking. Seriously, this is some mindwarping stuff they’re coughing up for you here.

As per the official press release, you’ll need to sign up as a member of the BSide to view the carnage, and, of course, you don’t get free popcorn or the chance to sit near Harry Knowles, but so what? This is free, baby!

Here’s a drool-worthy listing of what you’ll be able to watch, for free, at home, totally in the nude if you so desire, for free: Dr. Infierno, I Think We’re Alone Now, La Creme, Rule of Three, South of Heaven.

More info. Did we mention this was free?

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