Jack Hill and veteran actor Sid Haig will be at many of the screenings, and Quentin Tarantino will introduce many of them as well. Passes for the free Spider Baby and Switchblade Sisters outdoor screenings are available at Waterloo Video, Friday, March 12, 11am, until they run out. Admittance to all other screenings requires a SXSW Film pass or badge, or a $6 single ticket, which will go on sale 15 minutes before showtime, space permitting.

The Big Doll House Sun, March 14; Convention Center, 7pm
The Big Bird Cage Sun, March 14; Convention Center, 9:30pm
Spider Baby Mon, March 15; Outdoor Screening, 6:30pm
Switchblade Sisters Mon, March 15; Outdoor Screening, 10pm
Foxy Brown Tue, March 16; Alamo Drafthouse, 7pm
Pit Stop Wed, March 17; Convention Center, 7pm
Coffy Thu, March 18; Alamo Drafthouse, 7pm
Swinging Cheerleaders Fri, March 19; Alamo, 7pm

This article appears in March 12 • 1999 and March 12 • 1999 (Cover).

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