CRAVEN SOME KIDS Triple Feature
(A Tribute to Wes Craven)
Friday, oCTOBER 19TH
at The Castro Movie theatre
in San Francisco, CA.
7:30pm FLOWERS
IN
THE
ATTIC –(1987)
Directed
by
Jeffrey
Bloom.
Containing:
Louis
Fletcher,
Victoria
Tennant,
Kristy
Swanson.
Wes
Craven
adapted
and
was
suppose
to
direct
this
incestuous
Young
Adult
thriller,
when
the
studio
decided
to
rewrite
the
script
and
replace
him
with
a
PG-13
version
and
the
results
are
actually
quite
creepy.
A
mother
locks
away
her
four
children
in
their
grandmother's
attic,
forcing
them
to
learn
the
lessons
of
life...
amongst
themselves.
As
Lousie
Fletcher
(Nurse
Ratchet)
terrifies
you
as
the
kids
ruthless
grandmother,
we
can
all
imagine
what
Wes
would
have
done,
had
he
made
it.
Gorgeous
and
Rare
Print.
Preceeded
by
trailers
of
upcoming
programs.
93min.
35mm.
playing with...
 9:45pm A
NIGHTMARE
ON
ELM
STREET –(1984) Written/Directed
by
Wes
Craven.
Containing:
Heather
Langenkamp,
John
Saxon,
Johnny
Depp,
Robert
Englund.
It
took Wes
Craven
many years
to get
a studio
to take
this script
seriously.
When New
Line finally
did, they
gave birth
to one
of the
scariest
horror
films ever
made. For
those of
you who've
only seen
Freddy
in the
sequels,
make sure
you come
out to
help these
eighties
teens (including
Johnny
Depp in
his first
feature
film!)
as they
fight the
ultimate
knife wielding,
dirty-old
man. I
honestly
feel this
ranks up
there with
The Exorcist.
WARNING:
Contains
some of
the most
disturbing
nightmare
sequences
ever filmed.
Preceeded
by trailers
of some
other forgotten
Wes Craven
movies. 91min. 35mm.
playing with...
 MIDNITE
THE
HILLS
HAVE
EYES (1977)
–Written/Directed by Wes Craven
Containing:
Michael
Berryman,
Dee
Wallace,
John
Steadman,
James
Whitworth.
There
ain't
nothing
like
the original,
especially
when
you have
to keep
repeating, "It's
only
a movie." Again,
Wes Craven
taps
into
our deepest
fears
when
a vacationing
all-American
family
gets
stranded
in the
middle
of a
military
testing
ground
in New
Mexico.
There's
something
lurking
out in
the desert
hills
and when
you find
out who
they
are and
what
they're
gonna
do, you'll
agree
that
this
is a
true
classic
exploitation
films
of the
1970's.
Don't
miss
this
RARE
screening.
Preceeded
by some
truly
horrific
trailers.
89min. 35mm.
$10 for ALL THREE FILMS!
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