Tonight at the Heights Theater, we continue our celebration of Universal Horror classics, with a wonderful double feature, the likes of which you won’t soon see again. James Whale’s classic Frankenstein paired with Rowland V. Lee’s unheralded Son of Frankenstein–and you get two-for-the-price-of-one! Trylon volunteer Michael Popham weighs in on… Continue reading
Ah, October–the month of ghouls and goblins and sexy this-and-that costumes from Savers. While you might enjoy horror movies all year, October is the month to celebrate cinematic Grand Guignol. Ask yourself: what better place to see a scary movie than in a cemetery? Tonight, Take-Up Productions and All Star… Continue reading
“there’s never been a motor-mouthed monologuist quite like Jason Holliday, the drinking, drugging, jiving black gay hustler whomClarke filmed in her Chelsea Hotel apartment for the doc Portrait of Jason—which says more about race, class, and sexuality than just about any movie before or since.” -Melissa Anderson, The Village Voice… Continue reading
