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With Gregg Araki's new movie debuting at Sundance this weekend, let's revisit one of his earlier films that just as fresh, frisky & f***ed decades later.

This Sundance-bowing film about cursed teenagers takes a solemn, eerie look at homophobia and repression in a small town.