Brooklyn's own BAMcinématek has come up with a pretty good alternative to roasting outdoors and sweating your way through the dregs of the summer. Their new series,
Bela Lugosi's Dead, Vampires Live Forever, gives you a reason to hide in darkened, air-conditioned theaters for the rest of the summer. Highlights include:
- Live musical accompaniment for Murnau's silent classic, Nosferatu
- Probably one of the few chances you'll get to see the Hammer lesbo vamp flick The Vampire Lovers on the big screen
- The Spanish language version of Browning's 1931 vamp cinema milestone Dracula
- The wry art house vamp flick Nadja followed by a Q&A with the director Michael Almereyda
There's nine flicks on the slate and the whole runs throughout August.
Brooklyn's own BAMcinématek has come up with a pretty good alternative to roasting outdoors and sweating your way through the dregs of the summer. Their new series, Bela Lugosi's Dead, Vampires Live Forever, gives you a reason to hide in darkened, air-conditioned theaters for the rest of the summer. Highlights include:
1 comment:
I just can't watch "Nosferatu" without listening to Type O Negative as the soundtrack. Particularly now after Peter Steele's passing. All the same, I've been in Brooklyn in the summer and a movie theatre sounds pretty inviting...
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