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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Spectacle 1 2 3 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Theater DECODER SHOOT THE WHALE TIE YOUR PLOUGH TO A STAR 10 pm 10 pm ALIEN ZONE THIS NIGHT I’LL 10 pm POSSESS YOUR DARK NIGHT OF November CORPSE THE SCARECROW 2018 Midnight Midnight GLEN OR GLENDA TAKE IT OUT IN TRADE 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lost & Forgotten Cinema 124 S. 3rd St., Brooklyn 3 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm* Contemporary Underground $5 tickets unless otherwise noted FIST CHURCH THE PEOPLE’S DECODER SHOOT THE WHALE GLEN OR GLENDA TIE YOUR PLOUGH BURNING AN Special Events spectacletheater.com DETOX TO A STAR ILLUSION with Q&A 5 pm 10 pm 10 pm B-MOVIE: LUST & 10 pm THIS NIGHT I’LL B-MOVIE: LUST & 10 pm 10 pm SOUND IN WEST TAKE IT OUT IN POSSESS YOUR SOUND IN WEST TERROR GLEN OR GLENDA BERLIN 1979–1989 TRADE CORPSE BERLIN 1979–1989 Midnight Midnight 7:30 pm DARK NIGHT OF ALIEN ZONE ALIEN ZONE THE SCARECROW 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm BLOOD BRUNCH B-MOVIE: LUST & TAKE IT OUT IN THE PEOPLE’S FANTASY EXILE TAKE IT OUT IN THIS NIGHT I’LL SOUND IN WEST TRADE DETOX TRADE POSSESS YOUR 5 pm BERLIN 1979–1989 10 pm CORPSE DECODER 10 pm 10 pm GLEN OR GLENDA 10 pm 10 pm TIE YOUR PLOUGH B-MOVIE: LUST & ALIEN ZONE 10 pm 7:30 pm THIS NIGHT I’LL TO A STAR SOUND IN WEST DECODER DARK NIGHT OF POSSESS YOUR BERLIN 1979–1989 Midnight THE SCARECROW CORPSE SHOOT THE WHALE Midnight TERROR 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 3 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Closed 7:30 pm 7:30 pm FIST CHURCH MATCHCUTS THE PEOPLE’S THIS NIGHT I’LL B-MOVIE: LUST & GET REEL PRESENTS: O DETOX POSSESS YOUR SOUND IN WEST 5 pm CORPSE BERLIN 1979–1989 10 pm SHOOT THE WHALE 10 pm 10 pm TAKE IT OUT IN TIE YOUR PLOUGH ALIEN ZONE 10 pm 10 pm TRADE 7:30 pm TO A STAR TERROR GLEN OR GLENDA GLEN OR GLENDA Midnight Midnight DARK NIGHT OF DECODER THE SCARECROW 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm* 7:30 pm 7:30 pm BLOOD BRUNCH SHOOT THE WHALE THE PEOPLE’S DAS IST KUNST Burning Frame: ORDERS DETOX REBELLION IN 5 pm 10 pm 10 pm* PATAGONIA 10 pm TIE YOUR PLOUGH DECODER 10 pm DAS IST KUNST ORDERS TO A STAR DARK NIGHT OF 10 pm THE SCARECROW Burning Frame: Midnight 7:30 pm MACC Encore TERROR B-MOVIE: LUST & Program SOUND IN WEST BERLIN 1979–1989 * $10 Tic ket s Front: Decoder, MUSCHA & Trini Trimpop, 1984 Glen or Glenda, Ed D. Wood Jr., 1953 Dark Night of the Scarecrow, Frank Felitta, 1981 Burning an Illusion, Menelik Shabazz, 1981 Angora Rising: Two from Ed Wood Muscha’s West Berlin Moral Panic TERROR November Special Events Dir. Norman J Warren, 1978. UK. 84 min GLEN OR GLENDA The early 80s of West Berlin was DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW 11/9 10 pm • 11/17 Midnight THE PEOPLE’S DETOX BURNING AN ILLUSION Dir. Ed D. Wood Jr., 1953. USA. 61 min accessible to David Bowie and Nick Dir. Frank Felitta, 1981. USA. 96 min 11/21 10 pm • 11/30 Midnight Dir. Jenna Bliss, 2018. NYC. 56 min Dir. Menelik Shabazz, 1981. UK. 100 min 11/2 Midnight • 11/8 7:30 pm Cave, however it remained somewhat 11/3 10 pm • 11/9 Midnight Family can really be a drag. Norman’s 11/5 7:30 pm • 11/14 7:30 pm 11/10 7:30 pm, $10 with Director Q&A 11/10 10 pm• 11/15 10 pm of a secluded scene unto itself, a 11/11 7:30 pm • 11/24 Midnight bloodline is supposedly cursed by 11/20 7:30 pm • 11/27 7:30 pm The 1st British film about a female 11/18 7:30 pm • 7/23 10pm city shared between the French, the 11/27 10 pm witches from 300 years ago, and he’s A contemplative look at how the protagonist of color, follows Pat—a While investigating the suicide of a Brits, and the Americans. Much of When word spreads that little Marylee just made a horror film about it. After history of a revolutionary drug clinic twentysomething born of the “Windrush transvestite, Inspector Warren seeks the architecture was unchanged from has been killed by gentle giant & local a wrap party at their primary location, reverberates through to contemporary Generation”, wherein thousands of the help of Dr. Alton who tells him the the war, and a post-war generation of dullard Bubba, five good-ol-boys decide crew members start dying one by notions of health and care. Through Caribbean & West Indian migrants came sordid tale of a man named Glen (Ed musicians and artists were able to live to take ‘justice’ into their own hands and one—are the stories true, or is Norman political education, the Lincoln Hospital to the UK in search of a better life—in a Wood). Glen’s wife Barbara (Dolores cheap, work little, squat housing, and murder him. Moments after the deed is losing his mind? An unabashed riff on in the South Bronx examined the role of vibrant depiction of daily life between im- Fuller, Ed Wood's real life girlfriend stay out all night. done, word comes over the radio that Suspiria, Norman and crew clearly had global politics in the influx of heroin into perfect options in Thatcher-era London, at the time) accuses him of having Marylee is fine—in fact, Bubba saved a blast playing with light, color, and not urban centers as well as the economic that’s only now coming into its second another woman in his life but little does DECODER her. The murderers are acquitted on the giving a damn about the barebones plot. incentives of the established protocols renown as a late kitchen-sink classic. she know the "other woman" is Glen's Dir. Muscha & Trini Trimpop, 1984. grounds of ‘self-defense’ but its not long With the release of Suspiria-reimagined for drug treatment. female counterpart—Glenda! Recounted West Germany. 87 min before a scarecrow turns up... this month, we thought it would be ORDERS in flashback we see Glen wearing his 11/1 7:30 pm • 11/6 7:30 pm the perfect opportunity to air this less- FANTASY EXILE 11/30 7:30 & 10 pm sisters clothes for Halloween and then 11/11 5 pm • 11/17 Midnight ALIEN ZONE known but (almost) equally entertaining 11/15 7:30 pm $10, filmmakers in attendance, Q&A never wanting to take them off. Shunned 11/23 Midnight • 11/26 10 pm aka THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD sibling from across the pond. An evening of video art dealing with After a jawdropping opening salvo by his family, Glen must keep his desires To be watched stoned, on whatever Dir. Shannon Miller, 1978. USA. 77 min transmutation, entrapment, and a longing that “brings the war home” to the a secret. Now it's up to Glen to decide substance, as both a tribute to William 11/1 10 pm • 11/4 7:30 pm for freedom through the use of cosplay, quintessential American cul-de-sac if he should tell his blushing bride-to-be S. Burroughs and to ensure complete 11/10 Midnight • 11/16 10 pm TIE YOUR PLOUGH TO A STAR 3D animation, and digital collage. while sowing schizoid confusion, the film about his double life... and proper absorption. DECODER is a 11/20 10 pm (ATA TU ARADO A UNA ESTRELLA) follows PFC Fagen in the suburbs of quiet bureaucratic surveillance drama, A rarely seen anthology centered around Dir. Carmen Guarini, 2017. DAS IST KUNST: 16MM Chicago, a domestic theater of combat TAKE IT OUT IN TRADE but then it’s a color-soaked, Benjamin- an adulterer who’s car breaks down Argentina. 82 min EXPERIMENTAL SHORTS where the enemy is perhaps even more Dir. Ed D. Wood Jr., 1970. USA. 77 min tinged struggle over information and outside of a funeral home. After asking In Spanish with English subtitles. Dir. Various, 2018. ~50 min elusive than Over There. A reflection 11/3 Midnight • 11/5 10 pm control. It stars Bill Rice (which you to use the phone, he is given a tour of 11/3 7:30 pm • 11/9 7:30 pm 11/28 7:30 & 10 pm, $10 with on the military-industrial complex that's 11/13 7:30 pm • 11/16 7:30 pm all should know from Andrew Horn’s the funeral home’s current residents by 11/13 10 pm • 11/19 10 pm filmmaker Q&A absurdist yet genre-bound. 11/24 10 pm DOOMED LOVE), a man impeccably the caretaker, who takes him through 11/25 5 pm Dim and dusty short works by deranging A private dick named Mac McGregor sensitive and equally expressive under each demise in great detail, each one After some time off, we decided to put international visual artists all in the game (Michael Donovan O'Donnell) is brought vibrant colored lights.
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