(1982). Desire, passion, blood. Irena is surrounded by passion and terror that is her first love and it is this lust that transforms her into one of the Cat People. Dir. Paul Schrader. Starring : Nastassia Kinski. (119 mins)

(1953). After landing on the moon, Moon Rocket 4 and its crew discover an underground cavern of subterranean cuties in black tights. They seem like perfect hosts but something is terribly wrong with these kittens! Dir. Arthur Hilton. Starring : Victor Jory & Sonny Tufts. (64 mins).

Sunday, April 21st, Noon-5pm – Whiskey Barrel Aged Beer Tasting. We are
hosting our second annual Tasting of Whiskey Barrel Aged Beers! There will be
beers from over 50 breweries, many of them in multiple vintages. We will
be looking at beers aged in Bourbon barrels – Goose Island Bourbon County
Stout, Central Waters Bourbon Barrel Stout, Founder’s KBS… and Scotch
barrels – JW Lees Lagavulin Finished Harvest Ale, Brewdog Storm aged in Islay
casks, etc.
Free to attend – $20 for 20 sample tickets.

(1994). Godzilla is threatened by two new forces: Mogera – another U.N. built machine and Space Godzilla – a beast spawned from Godzilla’s particles in space. Dir. Kensho Yamashita. Starring : Jun Hashizume & Meguim Odaka.

(2005). Recent documentary, with great interviews of his closest friends and family. Dir. Mimi Freedman. Starring : Steve McQueen. (87mins)

(1968). This razor-edged thriller features McQueen as Detective Frank Bullitt – who gets set up while protecting a star witness. Shot on location in San Francisco and boasting one of cinema’s greatest car chases – with Steve during his own stunt driving! Dir. Peter Yates. Starring : Steve McQueen. (126mins)

(1990). After thebrutal killing of Twin Peaks’ homecoming queen Laura Palmer, Agent Cooper discovers the small town is seething with deadly secrets and killer cherry pie.
Then, Cooper interprets an unusual dream about the murder, has tea with the log lady, finds a macabre crime scene in the woods and is determined to solve the mystery. Dir. David Lynch. Starring : Kyle Maclachlan.

(1993). Tim Burton’s holiday masterpiece starring Jack Skellington, king of Halloweentown, who discovers Christmas Town, but doesn’t quite understand the concept. Dir. Henry Selick. Starring : Chris Saranden, Danny Elfman & Paul Reubens.

(1974). Christmas eve murders in a sorority house, with a particular surprizing ending. (Also released as A Stranger In The House & Silent Night, Evil Night.) Starring Olivia Hussey & Margot Kidder. Dir. Bob Clark.

(1964) Dir. Joseph P. Mawra.
After relocating to New Jersey, Olga’s House of Shame is open for business! With the help of Nick, her malignant brother, and the sweet-faced Elaine, a victim turned protégé, Olga runs a crime syndicate while gleefully engaging in such extracurricular activities as bondage, torture, and the always popular “horse discipline.” (69 minutes)

(1973) Dir. Jess Franco.
The plot of ‘Female Vampire’ revolves around Countess Irina von Karlstein (played by Lina Romay), a mute woman who needs sex like a vampire needs blood in order to stay alive forever. When new victims are found fatally drained of potency, forensic scientist Dr. Roberts consults his colleague, Dr. Orloff, who confirms that a vampire is responsible. Meanwhile, Irina is confronted by a poet who believes he is destined to become her lover and join her among the immortals. (101 minutes)

(1960) Something is seriously amiss in the tiny British village of Midwich. At 11 a.m. one morning, every village resident suddenly falls asleep — and then, just as suddenly, everyone wakes up, completely unaffected by the phenomenon. Well, not completely: virtually every woman of childbearing years has become pregnant. All the babies are born on the same night, at precisely the same moment. All look the same,
weigh the same, and even have the same curious cross-hatched hair and underdeveloped fingernails. Four years later, the children have all prematurely reached the age of nine or so — and all behave in a weird, conspiratorial manner, comporting themselves more like adults than kids. Resident scientist George Sanders, one of the fathers, surmises that the bizarre manner of the children — from their zombie-like movements to their cold, staring eyes — is the result of radioactivity, possibly extraterrestrial in nature. One thing is
certain: the children possess powers far beyond those of ordinary mortals. And they must be stopped. Starring : George Sanders & Barbera Shelley. Dir. Wolf Rilla. (77 Mins)

(1966) Dr. Eswai is called by Inspector Kruger to a small village to perform an autopsy on a woman who has died under suspicious circumstances. Despite help from Ruth, the village witch, Kruger is killed and it is revealed that the dead woman, as well as other villagers,
have been killed by the ghost of Melissa, a young girl who, fed by the hatred of her grieving mother, Baroness Graps, exacts her revenge on them. Dr. Eswai, along with Monica, a local nurse, are lured into a fateful confrontation at the Villa Graps. Starring : Giacomo Rossi-Stuart & Erika Blanc. Dir. Mario Bava. (85 Minutes)

(1961). Follow the growth of a blood thirsty plant and the bewilderment of a young man from whom it craves “food”. A true Roger Corman classic! Dir. Roger Corman. Starring : Peter Jonathon Haze, Jackie Joseph & Jack Nicholson. (73mins)

(1967). Blackmail, greed, jealousy and murder – the ingrediants for a strange day at the circus. An armored car robbery leads Scotland Yard to a local circus. Little do they know the treachery that awaits them as the murderous gang will stop at nothing to conceal their crime. Dir. John Moxey Starring: Christopher Lee & Klaus Kinski. (90 mins)