Movies

Shogun Assassin

Meet Ogami Itto and his infant son Daigoro, the greatest team in the history of mass slaughter. Compiled from the first two Lone Wolf and Cub films, Shogun Assassin is essential viewing for any Wu Tang fan, and a perfect companion piece to RZA’s The Man With The Iron

Thunderball

James Bond Mini-Fest concludes! Thunderball screens February 26, 27, March 2 & 3! Advance tickets now available for Thunderball! James Bond heads to the Bahamas to recover two nuclear warheads stolen by S.P.E.C.T.R.E. Agent Emilio Largo in an international extortion scheme. Academy Awards: Best Special Visual Effects award winner!

They Live

They Live – Screening on March 30, April 2! Advance tickets now available for They Live! A drifter discovers a pair of sunglasses that allow him to wake up to the fact that aliens have taken over the Earth. Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films: Best Science

The Sword and the Sorcerer

SATURDAY NIGHT SINEMA | FREE FOR MEMBERS The titular sword has three blades, and our hero will need every one of them to defeat the evil Lord Cromwell (Richard Lynch, Invasion USA), slay the even evil-er sorcerer Xusia (Richard Moll, “Night Court”), win the heart of the clothing-impaired princess Alana

Smashed

WINNER, SPECIAL JURY PRIZE, SUNDANCE 2012 After a string of films that have kept her talents bottled up, Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Scott Pilgrim vs. The World) “gives the performance of her career” (Austin Chronicle) as an alcoholic who decides to get sober, even as her husband Aaron Paul (“Breaking Bad”)

The Spy Who Loved Me

007’s mission: investigate the hijacking of British and Russian submarines. The gadget: Lotus Esprit. The Villain: JAWS! The Bond girl: Major Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach). Note: Stanley Kubrick supervised the lighting (under condition of secrecy).

Red Dawn (2012)

This update of the 1984 Commie-combatting quasi-classic swaps North Korea for Russia and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) for Patrick Swayze, but its smartest move is swapping John Milius for stuntman-turned director Dan Bradley, who delivers “propulsive and kinetic” action throughout. (Exclaim)

Quantum of Solace

The first ever sequel in the Bond franchise finds 007 out for action-packed revenge and  circling the globe to prevent the evil Quantum organization from taking control of Earth’s water supply.

Ping Pong

This doc, which follows eight senior citizens to the World Over-80s Table Tennis Championships, “is not a film about ping pong; [it’s] about living in the moment and not being afraid of your own mortality, and it puts anyone who’s ever complained about a sore joint to shame.” (Empire)

Midnight’s Children

With a screenplay by Salman Rushdie — based on his own acclaimed novel about a pair of children born on the first morning of India’s independence from Britain —  this is “a magical, enchanting epic… as powerful a reimagining of India’s history as Rushdie’s epic novel.” (Cinemablographer)

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