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[SuperUnleaded]

So, Im lucky enough to have a few theaters fairly close by that show old movies. The one in Berkeley shows Evil Dead 1 & 2 every couple months or so, and theres nothing like Evil Dead on the big screen. Im having a brainfart though, and I just cant come up with the name of the theater right now. How about you guys? Got any movie houses in your towns where you can catch old horror movies on the big screen?

[Dave]

Shit I wish. I don't even think anywhere in NC is playing Bubba Hotep. I want to see that damn movie!!!!

[VampRocker]

Nope. No such thing in Phoenix, Arizona.

Damn, damn, damn!

[SoUl SuRvIvOrS]

Not here..but back home they play old Horror movies at the drive in on every other Friday Night..Nothing like seeing Horror movies when youre out in the middle of CORNFIELD PARKED IN YOUR CAR:D ...Can you imagine the screams..heheheh

[grappler5]

Shit, down here in a little town in TX by the water, there's a movie theatre that shows faces of death every couple of months.

[Malicious_Mirth]

we have a theater here in austin texas called the alamo draft house.....it shows bubba hotep all the time plus all the evil deads....it was showing a special not to long ago about 100 best kills.........it wasnt horror movies just all the best kills from all the best movies..........that theater rawx i fukin love it:D :D

[bloodrayne]

Anybody still got any drive-ins around where you live? We've got three...We saw Blair Witch Project at a drive-in that was completely surrounded by woods...The movie was cheesy, but imagine seeing it outside, at night, surrounded by woods, sitting in a lawn chair, with bats flying across the screen...That rocked...BTW...The second feature that night was Deep Blue Sea...We liked that one...:)

[SoUl SuRvIvOrS]

Originally posted by bloodrayne
Anybody still got any drive-ins around where you live? We've got three...We saw Blair Witch Project at a drive-in that was completely surrounded by woods...The movie was cheesy, but imagine seeing it outside, at night, surrounded by woods, sitting in a lawn chair, with bats flying across the screen...That rocked...BTW...The second feature that night was Deep Blue Sea...We liked that one...:)
They built one in a corn field back in Maryland before I moved here.. The scarey movies ROCKED..But here in the middle of NOWHERE IN KY I havent been able to find one..You are very lucky to have three where you live... Drive-Ins set the mood to a movie if you ask me.

[rikki]

Nobody here plays old horror movies :0( But the Beartooth (it's great, movies AND beer, and not just beer, but dark Alaskan brewed beer) plays older movies once in a while. Unfortunately, they're never horror.

And drive-ins? Man, I went to Denver 2 years ago and went to my first drive-in movie since 1989 (we used to go to the drive-in all the time when I was a kid in California). Nobody in Alaska will open a drive-in, though. Too many risks involved. Damn snow!

[SoUl SuRvIvOrS]

that has got too suck...rikki
Snow does put a damper on alot of outdoor stuff ..I can see how it wouldnt be safe with all the snow:(

[Aasiyan]

We don't have anything cool like that here. We have a 2 show theater with uncomfy chairs. Your shoes stick to the floor too. Ick. I leave town to see movies. Luckily it's only half an hour to Idaho Falls!:p And yeah, snow does suck. It totally causes our roads to be nothing but ice here.

[abbycomix]

In NYC there are a few places that show horrors. Angelika had Bubba Hotep and Bruce Campbell spoke there opening weekend, Landmark's Sunshine Cinema just played the Japanese zombie flick, Versus. They're doing Midnight Movies and played Rock n' Roll High School lately. Two Boots Pioneer theater played Donnie Darko at midnight for months. Brooklyn has the BAM Rose Cinema where they played the Evil Dead Trilogy and Bruce was there too. I guess he comes to NYC pretty often! That's the beauty of the big city, lots of cultural opportunities. But no drive ins :(

[Aasiyan]

:eek: No drive ins?!? Don't worry, we have to drive half and hour to get to one of those too. :D

[rikki]

1/2 an hour! I'd have to drive through all of Alaska (and there's a WHOLE lot of Alaska), through some crappy ass parts of Canada and then... do they have many drive-ins in Washington?

It's all good though - I wouldn't trade places with most people anyway. The only places that I've been that had drive-ins are places where there are WAY too many people. I wouldn't trade the traffic for a drive-in.

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by SoUl SuRvIvOrS
They built one in a corn field back in Maryland before I moved here.. The scarey movies ROCKED..But here in the middle of NOWHERE IN KY I havent been able to find one..You are very lucky to have three where you live... Drive-Ins set the mood to a movie if you ask me.

Where are you in Kentucky?...Maybe I can help you out...

[Aasiyan]

Wow! I guess I wont say anything about a half hour drive. :D

[SuperUnleaded]

Originally posted by bloodrayne
Anybody still got any drive-ins around where you live?

Weve got a couple of them out here. Every few weeks me and my friends get on our mtn bikes and head over to the drive in. We fill up our backpacks with beer, food, and folding chairs and stay out there for 2-3 movies, then ride home.

[Aasiyan]

Sounds fun.:D

[avenger00soul]

We've got the Kentucky Theater in Lexington that plays old horror flicks every Halloween. Usually the Evil Deads, The Exorcist, and Rocky Horror. Stuff like that.

Also, there are still a few drive-ins around. They usually only play the summer blockbusters though.

[HappyCamper]

I live in Orlando, and the best theater in town is The Enzian...visit www.enzian.org. every last wednesday night of the month, they show cult films....some of which are horror.