Free/Cheap Summer Movie Roundup

July 10, 2007 by
Filed under: Area 51 

Night of the Huntress

I have been woefully remiss in mentioning L Magazine’s SUMMERSCREEN: a series of free movie screenings at McCarren Park. This started last Tuesday with Bring It On. Whoops. Better late than never, I suppose. Especially since this evening’s selection is a big favorite of mine: Night of the Hunter.

This is a seriously fucked up movie. I highly recommend it. If you can bear the stifling heat this evening give it a shot. You will not be disappointed.

Summerstage 7/10:
Night of the Hunter
McCarren Park
Lorimer Street between Driggs and Bayard Avenue
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

In addition, Creek and Cave is hosting Tripadelic Pleasure Night every Thursday this summer. Outdoor movies start at 9:00 p.m. and “drink specials rock soul groove tunes exploitation flicks all night at the bar” are promised. Upcoming offerings include:

7/12: Evil Dead II
7/19: Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii
7/26: Death Race 2000 (!!! — Ed. Note)
8/2: Pulp Fiction

To view the entire roster of movies, please visit to their Myspace page.

Creek and Cave
10-91 Jackson Avenue
Long Island City, NY
718-706-8783

Lastly, Greenpoint’s very own East Coast Aliens Cineclub is closed for the summer. Movie screenings will resume after Labor Day.

Oh well. As Meatloaf once opined: two out of three ain’t bad…

East Coast Aliens
216 Franklin Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-514-7625
www.eastcoastaliens.com

Miss Heather

Art Credit: Miss Heather

Comments

2 Comments on Free/Cheap Summer Movie Roundup

  1. Rebecca11222 on Tue, 10th Jul 2007 1:56 pm
  2. NIGHT OF THE HUNTER IS MY FAVORITE. Shelley Winters underwater….NOOOOOOOO!

  3. missheather on Tue, 10th Jul 2007 2:01 pm
  4. She doesn’t suck in “Lolita” either. God I love that movie…

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