In this episode of The Disturbing Reel, we dive into John Waters’ notorious underground classic, Pink Flamingos. Dubbed “the filthiest movie ever made”, this shocking 1972 film redefined what cinema could be, outrageous, offensive, and unapologetically trashy.

Join me as we uncover the backstory of how John Waters and his troupe of misfit actors, led by the legendary Divine, created a film that horrified critics, thrilled midnight audiences, and went on to become one of the most infamous cult movies of all time.

From its chaotic plot to its scandalous reputation and lasting cultural impact, Pink Flamingos isn’t just a piece of bad-taste cinema, it’s a rebellious statement that carved out a space for queer, underground, and extreme films to flourish.

Prepare yourself… this one isn’t for the faint of heart.