ALL HORROR – ALL NIGHT! Five films to scare you silly! Come for one or stay for them all! Costumes encouraged!

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6:30 pm- ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN

Bella Lugosi as Dracula, Boris Karloff as Frankenstein, Lon Chaney as the Wolf Man! A pair of nitwit freight handlers meet three horror icons in one funny fright fest. A blast from the past for all ages!

8:15 pm- HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL

Vincent Price. This old house has a reputation for murder. Would you stay the night?

9:30 pm- AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON

Two tourists in England are attacked by a werewolf-with strange consequences. One of the all-time great horror movies-eFilmCritic.com

11:15 pm- F.W. Murnau’s NOSFERATU (1922)

The Granddaddy of all vampire movies! Unforgettable…inspired dozens of other Dracula films, none as artistic“-Roger Ebert

12:45 am- The original, one-and-only John Carpenter’s HALLOWEEN

Jamie Lee Curtis. The trick was to stay alive…if you could”

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Directed by Leonardo DiCaprio

This film presents visionary, radical, and no-nonsense solutions for countering global calamity, nurturing a sustainable planet and demanding accountability from corporations and politicans who stand to benefit from the status quo; with Stephen Hawkins, Mikhail Gorbachev, Ray Anderson and other  thinkers, scientists, native  American faith healers.

“visually stunning… a new voice to the global warming chorus”. -USA Today

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Consuming Kids examines how marketing to children in the US has exploded after it was deregulated in the 1980s. Since then, it has become more intense, it has increased, and it has started to employ child psychology in pursuit of children. There’s nothing new about the notion of children as consumers. They get pocket money and they earn money in after-school jobs, so naturally, advertisers chase their dollars. But there’s more to it than that. This well-presented documentary sheds some light on just how insidious marketing to children can become. It’s quite eye-opening. And it’s a little frightening.

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Directed by Hal Ashby

Screenplay Jerzy Kosinski, Peter Sellers, Shirley Maclaine, Melvyn Douglas

A simple-minded gardener learns everything he knows from TV  and manages to become a revered insider among DC political elite. Classic acclaimed satire on our societal values.

Oscar, Best Supportig Actor (Douglas), Golden Globe: Best Actor/Supporting Actor, L.A. Film Critics: Best Supporting Actor, Natl Board of Review: Best Actor, Natl Soc of Film Critics: Best Cinematography, Writers Guild of America: Best Comedy Adapted from Another Medium

“[Even now] Being There remains a vital statement on our TV reality, on how we develop our heroes, and on how power perpetuates itself. And it’s funny as hell” -amcfilmcritic.com

“Ashby’s film is a gift to treasure”. -Groucho Reviews

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