Cemetery Film Screenings - Strangers on a Train - August 13th
 

We are going to this - without a doubt. Great film for a terrific location.

We'll be arriving early and probably walk in, since that was cool last week. Byt the end of the season, we'll have it Down!


BTW, last film is September 3rd. No announcement about what it will be yet.

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CINESPIA Presents:

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Saturday, August 13th
Gates at 7:30 pm
Film at 9:00 pm
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Boulevard at Gower
No reservation necessary.
$10 Tickets available at gate.

As a courtesy to other movie-goers: NO TALL CHAIRS!!

This first-class Hitchcock thriller is rife with riveting suspense and humor. When a tennis pro has a chance meeting with a fan on a train, they discuss a "murder exchange," hypothetically speaking of course. Only the fan isn't joking, and he embroils the tennis pro in a deadly web of intrigue and guilt. Robert Walker is outstanding as the psychopathic fan who is equal parts sinister and hilarious. Beautifully shot in a chiaroscuro of light and dark, Strangers is still one of the most compelling films ever made!
Bring blankets, picnic dinner and drinks for this special screening below (and above) the stars.

DJ Jun spins before and after the screening
Pre show imagery provided by Filmartgallery.com

For more info or to join our email list visit www.cemeteryscreenings.com

If we've recovered sufficiently from the previous night's (well, morning's) meteor-watching we'd be down with this! Or down for this!

Pesky modern jargon grumble grumble [/old person]

Very cool! It would be great to see both of you!

Our attendance hinges on whether Jen wants to do yet another leave-straight-from-work-to-sit-in-Hollywood-traffic affair. We'll let ya' know.

wow, this sounds so cool. I want to go. I'll have to see if I can get anyone else interested.:)

Bump

We'll be there tonight, anyone else?

I'd love to go... but I'm stuck at home :(

This is especially frustrating, because I love Alfred Hitchcock's work...

We're going to go a bit early and stand in the line outside. This will assure us a good spot.

Bring munchie food or dinner and what you want to drink. No tall chairs. Wine is fine, but liquor is quicker. ;) My cell coverage is spotty in the graveyard. Those damn undead using all the bandwidth no doubt. ;) So, if you call and we can't talk, I'll know you're there and shine a flashlight into the air and use morse code of the undead.

We'll be there with a pic-a-nic basket :cheers:

my friend cannot go....I will be missing this one...maybe next time.