SCREAM - 7:20pm
Screenwriter Kevin Williamson (Dawson’s Creek) resuscitated the modern Horror film with this seminal 1990s (R-Rated!) shriek-fest that is easily one of the greatest homages to the most disrespected genre in cinema. Wes Craven's masterful direction deliciously carved out yet another defining maniac to the history of film, while at the same time creating relatable victims that you actually root for. (1996, 111 min, 35mm ‘Scope) Preceded by a slab of early 1980s Stalker 35mm trailers to make you feel smarter during the feature.
WES CRAVEN'S NEW NiGHTMARE - 9:45pm
Wes Craven's meta-masterpiece is one of the 1990s most underrated and overlooked films. With the entire cast of the original A Nightmare on Elm St. (1984) returning to play themselves, Craven dives deep into the darkness of post-modern folklore. Bring your anti-horror, literary friends who can't deal with "all the gore in those movies" and prepare them to be schooled (along with the rest of us) by the Horror maestro, Wes Craven. (1994, 112 min, 35mm) Preceded by a slew of 35mm Craven curiosities.
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Screenwriter Kevin Williamson (Dawson’s Creek) resuscitated the modern Horror film with this seminal 1990s (R-Rated!) shriek-fest that is easily one of the greatest homages to the most disrespected genre in cinema. Wes Craven's masterful direction deliciously carved out yet another defining maniac to the history of film, while at the same time creating relatable victims that you actually root for. (1996, 111 min, 35mm ‘Scope) Preceded by a slab of early 1980s Stalker 35mm trailers to make you feel smarter during the feature.
WES CRAVEN'S NEW NiGHTMARE - 9:45pm
Wes Craven's meta-masterpiece is one of the 1990s most underrated and overlooked films. With the entire cast of the original A Nightmare on Elm St. (1984) returning to play themselves, Craven dives deep into the darkness of post-modern folklore. Bring your anti-horror, literary friends who can't deal with "all the gore in those movies" and prepare them to be schooled (along with the rest of us) by the Horror maestro, Wes Craven. (1994, 112 min, 35mm) Preceded by a slew of 35mm Craven curiosities.
SCREAM - 7:20pm
Screenwriter Kevin Williamson (Dawson’s Creek) resuscitated the modern Horror film with this seminal 1990s (R-Rated!) shriek-fest that is easily one of the greatest homages to the most disrespected genre in cinema. Wes Craven's masterful direction deliciously carved out yet another defining maniac to the history of film, while at the same time creating relatable victims that you actually root for. (1996, 111 min, 35mm ‘Scope) Preceded by a slab of early 1980s Stalker 35mm trailers to make you feel smarter during the feature.
WES CRAVEN'S NEW NiGHTMARE - 9:45pm
Wes Craven's meta-masterpiece is one of the 1990s most underrated and overlooked films. With the entire cast of the original A Nightmare on Elm St. (1984) returning to play themselves, Craven dives deep into the darkness of post-modern folklore. Bring your anti-horror, literary friends who can't deal with "all the gore in those movies" and prepare them to be schooled (along with the rest of us) by the Horror maestro, Wes Craven. (1994, 112 min, 35mm) Preceded by a slew of 35mm Craven curiosities.
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Screenwriter Kevin Williamson (Dawson’s Creek) resuscitated the modern Horror film with this seminal 1990s (R-Rated!) shriek-fest that is easily one of the greatest homages to the most disrespected genre in cinema. Wes Craven's masterful direction deliciously carved out yet another defining maniac to the history of film, while at the same time creating relatable victims that you actually root for. (1996, 111 min, 35mm ‘Scope) Preceded by a slab of early 1980s Stalker 35mm trailers to make you feel smarter during the feature.
WES CRAVEN'S NEW NiGHTMARE - 9:45pm
Wes Craven's meta-masterpiece is one of the 1990s most underrated and overlooked films. With the entire cast of the original A Nightmare on Elm St. (1984) returning to play themselves, Craven dives deep into the darkness of post-modern folklore. Bring your anti-horror, literary friends who can't deal with "all the gore in those movies" and prepare them to be schooled (along with the rest of us) by the Horror maestro, Wes Craven. (1994, 112 min, 35mm) Preceded by a slew of 35mm Craven curiosities.
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