Logline: A Bonnie-and-Clyde-style crime romance about two adult performers who rob adult movie theaters, embarking on a dangerous road journey that blurs the line between love, desperation, and criminal ambition.


Starring: Meg Bush, Nathan Leonard

Hyperreal Film Club poster titled “Discovery Zone: Roads,” featuring colorful aerial road imagery and listings for Beacon of Flesh, Patron Saint of Roadkill, Withdrawal, Wtol/99, Place, and Hell’s No Place for a Pretty Face.

Texas Premiere @ Hyperreal Film Club

Vintage red-and-blue film club poster featuring a woman in a wide-brimmed hat, promoting “Hell’s for Pretty” on Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at 301 Chicon St.

Hyperreal Film Club is a time and a place for good folks to see good movies. In 2016, founders David, Jenni, and Tanner started popping up in dozens of Austin’s most iconic locations to bring you their fave entries in the world of cult, genre, arthouse, and independent cinema — always paired with one or more short films showcasing the thriving local scene here in ATX.


Vintage-style movie poster for “Hell’s for Pretty” featuring a woman in a white cowboy hat, silhouetted figures, and a desert car scene.

Los Angeles Premiere @ Laemmle NOHO 7

Vintage-style movie poster for Hell’s No Place for a Pretty Face, featuring two women, a gun, and a car

Laemmle, pronounced "LEM-lee", is synonymous with great independent, foreign, and art house cinema.  In over 75 years of operation, we have been guided by our commitment to exhibit "quality film without regard to genre or provenance". In addition to standard movie-going, Laemmle provides unique cinematic experiences such as one-night screenings, special events, premieres, and Academy qualifications. These events reflect Laemmle's commitment to being an artistic resource and gathering place for the entire Los Angeles community. Laemmle is a scion of cinema's golden age. The company was established in 1938 by Kurt and Max Laemmle, nephews of legendary Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle.