Thursday, May 15, 2008
Canadian Grindhouse Triple Bill June 30th!
The day before Canada day get ready for some rare Canadian Classic Grindhouse action!
Saturday Night Sinema moves to Monday for one night only at the Mayfair Theatre (1074 Bank St.) June 30th. Tickets are $10.00 for all three flicks plus vintage trailers, prizes and O Canada! Don't miss out you won't see these films again on the big screen. All the prints are on 35mm film.
7pm The Silent Partner (1978) 106mins
for a review go here
9pm Rituals , AKA Creeper (1977) 100mins
Watch the trailer:
10:45pm Death Weekend (1976) 87mins
a few clips
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Videodrome May 31st at 11pm Club SAW
Saturday Night Sinema brings you Cronenberg's Videodrome
This May we present David Cronenberg's 1983 film Videodrome starring James Woods as a programmer of a sleazy Toronto TV station who finds a mysterious tape containing a scene of torture that slowly ends up twisting his mind and body! Deborah Harry co-stars.
Videodrome (1983), 88mins, Rated R
May 31st at 11pm at SAW Gallery/Club SAW
67 Nicholas St. Ottawa, tickets are $5.00
Censors tend to do what only psychotics do... they confuse reality with illusion. A friend of mine saw Videodrome, said he really liked it, and added, you know someday they're going to lock you up. [Suicide] ...it's probably the only way we can give our death a meaning, because otherwise it's completely arbitrary.
David Cronenberg
Trailer:
This May we present David Cronenberg's 1983 film Videodrome starring James Woods as a programmer of a sleazy Toronto TV station who finds a mysterious tape containing a scene of torture that slowly ends up twisting his mind and body! Deborah Harry co-stars.
Videodrome (1983), 88mins, Rated R
May 31st at 11pm at SAW Gallery/Club SAW
67 Nicholas St. Ottawa, tickets are $5.00
Censors tend to do what only psychotics do... they confuse reality with illusion. A friend of mine saw Videodrome, said he really liked it, and added, you know someday they're going to lock you up. [Suicide] ...it's probably the only way we can give our death a meaning, because otherwise it's completely arbitrary.
David Cronenberg
Trailer:
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