GRINDHOUSE A GO-GO: YOUR GUIDE TO REPERTORY ACTION FOR THE WEEK OF 11/25… COME GET SOME SUGAR, BABY!

Time to jump in the Charger, hit the pavement, and get your ass to your local repertory theatre and give them some coin for a cool as hell flick. Or, if you’re lucky, a double feature to punch your mush with cool. It’s time for a ride around the nation on the lookout for vintage badass. Welcome to…

 

GRINDHOUSE A GO-GO!

 

 

IN LOS ANGELES

 

AT THE NEW BEVERLY

 
The New Beverly is starting off the week paying tribute to the late Tony Scott. I always called Tony Scott the master of visual chaos. His films had a violent heartbeat; pumping out classic action scenes from impressive aerial dogfights to Mexican stand-offs that ended in bloodshed, from vampires to vengeance, and the New Beverly is paying tribute to both with THE HUNGER and TRUE ROMANCE on November 25th and 26. Appearing SUNDAY ONLY is the great Joe Carnahan (NARC) who will be paying tribute to his mentor and friend.
 

 

 
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And while we’re at it. If you’re anywhere near the New Bev, just plant your ass in a seat for the entire week because they are dropping good shit every day. Check this out this sample…
 
On November 27th, the Grindhouse Film Festival Presents:
 

 

 
On November 28th and 29th, an Akira Kurosawa double-bill:
 

 

 
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AT CINEFAMILY

 
Beginning a one week run:
 

 
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AT AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE

 
On November 26th:
 

 

 
On November 29th:
 

 

 
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IN SAN FRANCISCO

 

AT THE ROXIE THEATER

 

 
“ANOTHER HOLE IN THE HEAD FILM FESTIVAL is back for its 9th year of psychotic savagery and bloody pandemonium. San Francisco’s original genre film festival will screen 54 films in 11 days, November 28 through December 9, 2012, at Terra Gallery, Victoria Theatre, Roxie Cinema and Vortex Room. For Tickets and more information, please call (415) 820-3907 or visit www.sfindie.com” – Roxie Theater.
 
This year, the festival features a DG legend, Mr. Barry J. Gillis (THINGS) and his new film THE KILLING GAMES, in addition to Mike Malloy and his new documentary ERUOCRIME: The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the ’70s! (recently name-checked by Bill Lustig on Elvis Mitchell’s podcast The Treatment). You should do your best to hit all the films at this fesitval, but whatever you do, don’t miss these two.
 
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AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE

 
On November 27th,  
The San Francisco Cult and Psychotronic Film Society take over the Victoria again to bloody things up a bit.
 

 

 
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IN CHICAGO

 

AT THE MUSIC BOX THEATRE

 

 
“In this 1975 film from the British comedy group Monty Python, the gallant King Arthur gallops off, on foot, to recruit bold knights to help him in his quest for the Holy Grail. Along the way, they encounter such horrific obstacles as the dreaded Black Knight, a richly-accented French castle guard, the legendary cowardice of brave Sir Robin, a voracious Killer Bunny and the mighty Tim. This print is remastered to the highest definition ever.” Music Box Theatre website
 
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IN NEW YORK

 

AT THE SUNSHINE CINEMA

 
On November 30th and December 1st:
 

 
“Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece of the macabre stars Anthony Perkins as the troubled Norman Bates, whose “old dark house” and adjoining motel are not the place to spend a quiet evening. No one knows that better than Janet Leigh, the film’s ill-fated heroine who is victimized in the now-notorious “shower scene.” Trust us, the tension in this film has never been duplicated, thanks to the master’s superb direction, the crisp black and white cinematography and Bernard Herrmann’s unsettling score. Vera Miles, Martin Balsam, John Gavin and John McIntire co-star. Screenplay by Joseph Stefano, based on the novel by Robert Bloch.” – Sunshine Cinema website
 
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AT ANTHOLOGY FILM ARCHIVES

 
Bill Lustig’s tribute to the Warner Archives Collection continues through the 27th. Here are the picks we are digging for the final epic run:
 
On November 25th:
 

 
And on November 27th, the tribute ends with:
 

 

 
On November 30th:
 

 

 
And on December 1st:
 

 

 
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IN OTTAWA

 

AT THE MAYFAIR THEATRE

 
On November 27th:
 

 
These guys have good shit playing all week so Click here for more information, features, and showtimes.
 

IN SEATTLE

 

AT THE GRAND ILLUSION CINEMA

 

 
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IN PORTLAND

 

AT THE HOLLYWOOD THEATRE

 

 
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If you have a theatre or know of a cool listing, email us at news@dailygrindhouse.com and we will post it at the right date and time.
 
That’s it for this week. Remember: tell your friends, get to the show early, don’t save seats, and turn off your fucking cell phones. We’ll see you next week right in the middle of the theatre at Grindhouse A Go-Go!
 

SEE YOU ON FORTY DEUCE,

 

G

 
 

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