Tights Worship: Inside the Practices of The Rita

The documentary runs for 27 minutes and showcases Sam McKinlay's evolution from a punk skateboarder to a conceptual artist and noise practitioner. It examines how his work connects the gallery world with the often overlooked sleaze of exploitation film imagery.

Tights Worship documents the physical processes behind McKinlay's artistic endeavors, emphasizing the transformation of visuals into sound. The film also highlights the appeal of abstraction, referencing old monster movie makeup effects and the heavy cosmetic styles of 1920s actresses. This unique blend of music and visual art will attract collectors interested in niche documentaries that delve into avant-garde practices.