"ARE YOU GOIN' TO PROM?"
Triple Feature
Friday, APRIL 13TH, 2007
at The Castro Movie theatre
in San Francisco, CA.
7:30pm Pretty In Pink – 1986, 96 mins
Directed by Howard Deutch, Written by John Hughes. Containing: Molly Ringwald, John Cryer, Andrew McCarthy, James Spader, Andrew “Dice” Clay, Kristy Swanson, Gina Gershon & Harry Dean Stanton.
We kick our Prom Night off with that ancient 80’s battle: The Yuppies vs. The New Wavers. As the kooky Duckman does his best to win the heart of fellow off-beat, post-punker Andie, the “major appliance” Blaine attempts to prove that there’s more to yuppie-love than hawt cars & blonde bimbos. With the red-headed charm of Ringwald, the dramatic romanticism of Cryer, and the soft-spoken words of McCarthy (not to mention the sleeze-drenched scenes of Spader-man), nothing captures late-80s High Skool Hollywood better than this. And beware, there’s gonna be some ‘80s Teen-trailers that will be as much fun as the feature!
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9:45pm Carrie –Directed by Brian DePalma 1976, 98 mins
Containing: Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, Amy Irving, William Katt, Nancy Allen, John Travolta, P.J. Soles
Combining female empowerment, witch mythology, young adult novels & some good ol’ fashioned T&A, Stephen King’s first novel makes for the perfect big screen, blood-drenched, fright-fest. Carrie White’s (Spacek) good-natured innocence is put to the ultimate test by the most deliciously mean-spirited teenagers you ever did see. Even with the help of her Gym teacher & “The Greatest American Hero” (Katt), Carrie’s nightly battles with her over-bearing mother (Laurie) & the random cruelty from principals & neighborhood boys punctuates just how hellish High Skool truly is.
Come on out and support poor “Creepy Carrie” from all the meanies in the world!
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11:59pm Prom Night –Directed by Paul Lynch 1980, 90 mins
Containing Jamie Lee Curtis, Leslie Nielsen, Casey Stevens, Anne Marie-Martin
We round out the night with this Canadian knockoff of John Carpenter’s Halloween, which packs quite a punch with it's ominous camera angles, brutal deaths and bitchin’ soundtrack. As the teens are hunted down by an axe-wielding maniac for a childhood crime they all committed, Jamie Lee Curtis will be awarded (by me) the Prom Queen crown for being totally sexy and for her show-stopping Disco dancing routine. Here’s your chance to see a true Stalker classic before the official remake disgraces theatres later this year. Plus, there’s gonna be some killer trailers from obscure Stalker films before the film!
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