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Newbev201610 FRONT General Admission: $8.00 Seniors / Children: $6.00 SHOCKTOBER 2016 Kiddee Matinees: $6.00 NEW Schedule: (323) 938-4038 BEVERLY cinema 7165 BEVERLY BLVD. THENEWBEV.COM ONE BLOCK WEST OF LA BREA, LOS ANGELES FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER! October 2 & 3 Flash Gordon and Flesh Gordon! October 4 October 5 & 6 October 7 October 8 TOBE HOOPER’S New Beverly Cinema’s FLASH GORDON Annual SERGIO MARTINO’S All-Night VICTIM OR FUGITIVE? Horror Show October 9 & 10 October 11 October 12 & 13 October 14 & 15 Carroll Baker / Umberto Lenzi A QUIET PLACE TO Original SEE THE ORIGINAL KILL Swedish BUCK ROGERS Films October 16 & 17 October 18 October 19 & 20 October 21 & 22 Frank Langella VINCENT PRICE in MIA FARROW When was the last time you were afraid? Really afraid? MICHAEL REEVES’ JOHN CASSAVETES IB Tech Print Laurence Olivier Donald Pleasence Directed by Jess Franco October 23 & 24 October 25 October 26 & 27 October 28 & 29 LON CHANEY October 30 & 31 ANTONIO BANDERAS ROB ZOMBIE'S Quentin’s horror comedy all-nighter! HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Saturday • October 29th All programs presented on 35mm fi lm! (unless noted as 16mm) All paired fi lms are double features - ticket admits you to both! Schedule subject to change GeneralGeneral Admission:Admission: $8.00$8.00 SeniorsSeniors // Children:Children: $6.00$6.00 SHOCKTOBERAugust 2015 2016 Now Kiddeeaccepting Matinees: credit cards! $6.00 NEW Schedule: (323)(323) 938-4038938-4038 BEVERLY cinema 7165 BEVERLY BLVD. THENEWBEV.COM ONE BLOCK WEST OF LA BREA, LOS ANGELES FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER! New Beverly Midnights “Kiddee Matinees” on Saturday and Sunday at 2:00pm All tickets $8 • No discounts or passes for midnight shows All tickets $6 • Free kid-size popcorn for children 12 and under! Friday • September 30 • October 21 & 28 October 1 & 2 at 2:00pm From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) Journey to the Center (1959) [132 min.] Directed by Robert Rodriguez • Written by Quentin Tarantino Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino team up to create this of the Earth Directed by Henry Levin action-packed horror fi lm starring Harvey Keitel as a father Join us on a fantastic adventure to an unseen world! Discover traveling with his children (Juliette Lewis, Ernest Liu) when they’re gargantuan prehistoric creatures, subterranean oceans and a taken hostage by a pair of bank-robbing brothers (George Clooney, giant mushroom forest as Jules Verne’s famed story comes to Quentin Tarantino). The violent Gecko brothers end up the least of life on screen with awe-inspiring special effects and a booming their problems, though, as the cast fi nd themselves in a remote 4-Track Mag soundtrack. After uncovering a mysterious map, Mexican border saloon inhabited by an army of the undead. a professor and his team race a rival scientist on a “Journey 4-track Mag Print to the Center of the Earth.” Starring Pat Boone, James Mason, Friday • October 7 Arlene Dahl, Diane Baker, Thayer David and Gertrude the duck. From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money Projected in 16mm Directed by Scott Spiegel October 8 & 9 at 2:00pm Friday • October 14 Mad Monster Party? (1967) [94 min.] From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman’s Daughter Directed by Jules Bass Directed by P.J. Pesce Where can you get Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, the Werewolf, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Hunchback and the Saturday • October 1, 15 & 22 Invisible Man all in one movie? In Rankin & Bass’ 1967 groovy ghoulie fi lm, Mad Monster Party? Cool tunes, classic stop-motion Alien: The Director’s Cut (1979/2003) animation and a plot that involves the secret to destroying the world! Will Baron Boris von Frankenstein (voiced by Boris Karloff), Directed by Ridley Scott head of the “Worldwide Organization of Monsters”, succeed in Ridley Scott’s Oscar-winning outer space chiller is a ruthlessly effi cient delivering his secret formula for world domination? Or will a Jaws-in-space scarefest that still serves as the benchmark for sci-fi mysterious monster foil his plans? Join us to fi nd out! Lon Chaney Jr. Bela Lugosi horror. When the Nostromo crew is awakened from cryo-sleep during their long voyage home, they’re called to investigate a distress signal on a mysterious vessel. But what they fi nd there is just the start of October 15 & 16 at 2:00pm terror in Alien, screening in its “director’s cut” version from 2003. Invaders from Mars (1953) [78 min.] HORROR MARATHONS Directed by William Cameron Menzies No discounts or passes for special events Beware the sand dunes! From 300 million miles away a spaceship lands in the sand dunes behind the home of young David MacLean (Jimmy Hunt). David knows there is something wrong, but when the adults go to investigate they are turned Annual All-Night Horror Show! into “diabolical instruments of destruction!” Can the Martians be stopped from taking over the world? Come down to fi nd out Saturday • October 8th starting at 7:30pm • $25 and introduce the kids to this classic 1950’s science fi ction fi lm! Join us for a New Beverly tradition, the annual “All-Night Horror Show” featuring six feature fi lms along with an incredible assortment of trailers, cartoons and shorts for a 12-hour marathon of the rarest and most mindblowing horror ever released on fi lm! All INVASION OF THE titles will remain secret until they unspool on-screen to surprise, shock and amaze our October 22 & 23 at 2:00pm NEPTUNE MEN audience. Will you make it until the end, when the survivors exit into the daylight? Invasion of the (1961) [74 min.] Quentin’s horror comedy all-nighter! Neptune Men Directed by Kôji Ohta Metallic aliens terrorize Japan and only Sonny Chiba can stop Saturday • October 29th starting at 8:00pm • $20 them! When Neptune men invade Earth, an astronomer turned You’ll laugh ‘til you scream with an all-night marathon packed with ghoulish delights, secret superhero (legendary martial arts star Chiba in one of his fi rst roles) must battle the tin-headed attackers to save the featuring fi ve horror comedy classics personally selected by Quentin Tarantino plus world. Featuring endearingly lo-fi special effects, laser shooting rare trailers, vintage shorts and other fright-fi lled, gruesomely hilarious surprises! fl ying saucers and WWII stock footage, Invasion of the Neptune Love at First Bite (1979) • An American Werewolf in London (1981) • Beetlejuice (1988) Men is can’t-miss Japanese ‘Tokusatsu’ fun for all ages. Projected in 16mm Modern Problems (1981) [Projected in 16mm] • The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975)...............Fri: 7:00 • Sat: 7:00 October 16 & 17 Horror of Dracula (1958)......................................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 Happy Birthday to Me (1981)...................................Fri: 9:15 • Sat: 9:15 Dracula (1979).....................................................Sun: 8:20 • Mon: 9:20 October 2 & 3 Flash Gordon: Rocket Ship (1936).......................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 October 18 The Conqueror Worm (1968)....................................................Tue: 7:30 Flesh Gordon (1974).............................................Sun: 8:10 • Mon: 9:10 Jack the Ripper (1976).............................................................Tue: 9:25 October 4 The Helter Skelter Murders (1971)...........................................Tue: 7:30 October 19 & 20 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931).........................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 Abduction (1975)......................................................................Tue: 9:20 Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde (1976)...............................................Wed/Thu: 9:40 October 5 & 6 Tourist Trap (1979)...........................................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 October 21 & 22 Rosemary’s Baby (1968)..........................................Fri: 6:30 • Sat: 6:30 Slithis (1978)....................................................................Wed/Thu: 9:30 The Mephisto Waltz (1971)......................................Fri: 9:15 • Sat: 9:15 The Dark (1979).............................................................Wed/Thu: 11:10 October 23 & 24 King Kong (1933).................................................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 October 7 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974).....................................Fri: 7:30 Supernatural (1933).............................................Sun: 8:40 • Mon: 9:40 Torso (1973)...............................................................................Fri: 9:25 October 25 Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare (1975).....................Tue: 7:30 October 8 “Annual All-Night Horror Show” (see above)..........................Sat: 7:30 Son of Dracula {aka Young Dracula} (1974)............................Tue: 9:25 October 9 & 10 Buck Rogers: Planet Outlaws (1953)...................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 October 26 & 27 The Phantom of the Opera (1925)...................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979).............Sun: 8:10 • Mon: 9:10 Phantom of the Paradise (1974).....................................Wed/Thu: 9:35 October 11 Paranoia (1969)........................................................................Tue: 7:30 October 28 & 29 Young Frankenstein (1974).....................................Fri: 7:00 • Sat: 2:00 A Quiet Place to Kill (1970) [Projected in 16mm]....................Tue: 9:30 The Man with Two Brains (1983).............................Fri: 9:15 • Sat: 4:15 October 12 & 13 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)...........................Wed/Thu: 7:30 October 29 “Quentin’s Horror Comedy All-Nighter”...................................Sat: 8:00 The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009)............................Wed/Thu: 10:30 Five horror comedy classics selected by Quentin Tarantino! October 14 & 15 Saw IV (2007)...........................................................Fri: 7:30 • Sat: 7:30 October 30 & 31 Halloween (2007).................................................Sun: 7:30 • Mon: 7:30 Saw V (2008)............................................................Fri: 9:35 • Sat: 9:35 Halloween II (2009)..............................................Sun: 9:50 • Mon: 9:50 All paired fi lms are double features - ticket admits you to both! All fi lms are presented in 35mm (unless noted as 16mm) Schedule subject to change.
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