In the next edition of PBS' monthly film series, Sunglasses After Dark presents a free screening of Cosmic Psychos: Blokes You Can Trust, a documentary about legendary pub rockers, Cosmic Psychos.

For 30 years, the Cosmic Psychos have blazed a trail of empty beer cans and busted ear drums around the globe with their quintessential Australian drawl and pounding punk rock songs... COSMIC PSYCHOS : BLOKES YOU CAN TRUST follows the band's colourful history, as well as the enigmatic and entertaining founding member Ross Knight, to get behind the man who rides the bulldozer. Farmer, Father, Weightlifter, and frontman. His story alone, and told from his perspective is a unique portrait of an unlikely and revered rock and roll bloke. Matt Weston.

Phil MacDougall from PBS'Sunglasses After Dark will be your host for the evening, DJing from 7 - 8pm. Then he'll be joined by director Matt Weston, who will help introduce the film and give us some insight into the making of the doco. The screening kicks off at 8:30pm. The Spotted Mallard makes great food, and opens from 4pm, so why not get down early for some dinner and a few drinks in the lead-up? Please reserve your seats/tables though - reservations@spottedmallard.com

The screening is FREE entry for all, and PBS members receive a free pot of Thunder Road beer or glass of Cake wine on entry! Members also receive a 10% discount on food and drinks all night, so don't forget your membership card.

Bookings are essential.

Mallard Movies continues throughout 2016, with screenings on the last Wednesday of each month. Coming up:

June 29: Metal Genesis presents 'We Are Twisted F**king Sister' - recently released doco about glam metal pioneers Twisted Sister.

Email membership@pbsfm.org.au if you'd like to receive information about all upcoming Mallard Movies.

PBS' Sunglasses After Dark presents Blokes You Can Trust on Wednesday 25 May at the Spotted Mallard, 314 Sydney Road, Brunswick. Phil MacDougall DJs from 7 - 8pm, interviews Matt Weston at 8:10pm and the screening starts at 8:30pm. Screening time 95 mins approx.