Cemetery Film Screenings - request for suggestions

[Not Afraid]

I got this email today.

Hello
Yes, it's that time of year again, and here at Cinespia we are planning our '06 season...

We would love to hear what films you would like to see at our cemetery screenings this year.
So please drop us a line and let us know!
See you soon...

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The email addy is Cinespia News [cinespia@earthlink.net].

Have at it, I know I will be suggestions things, but no matter what it on the menu, I will be looking forward to a great season.

[Not Afraid]

This was my very incomplete list:

A Seijun Suzuki film such as Branded to Kill or something else from that genre.

A Ghibli Studios film (Grave of Fireflies ????)

Repulsion

Knife in the Water

Delicatessen or City of Lost Children

Any Wim Wenders -

Any Peter Greenaway

Pirates of the Carribean

Disney Live Action such as 20,000 LeaguesUnder the Sea

Pillow Talk

Life Boat

Matt Helm - Murder's Row

[€uroMeinke]

I'd love to see a vampire flick - maybe the Klaus Kinsky Nosferatu? or even Shadow of a Vampire would be pretty cool.

[Matterhorn Fan]

Boatniks.

[Ghoulish Delight]

First thing that comes to mind is Metropolis. Then maybe one of the classic Film Noirs (The Big Sleep?, Maltese Falcoln?). Another Hitchcock flick would be great, but I'd let people with more familiarity with his library mke specific recommendations.

[Snowflake]

My short, old fashioned list:

Sunrise (1927)

Angel Face (1952)

The Band Wagon (1953)

Journey to the Center of the Earth (1953)

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)

Captain Blood (1935)

Cobra Woman (1944)

edited to add one more The Five Fingers with James Mason & the 5000 Fingers of Dr. T

and for a really bad evening of film entertainment Robot Monster and Plan 9 From Outer Space


I'd fly out for Cobra Woman, (Give ME da Cobra YOOL)

[€uroMeinke]

Psycho would be a blast. I think it's time I saw the Last Picture Show again too

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

Psycho would be a blast. I think it's time I saw the Last Picture Show again too

Pyscho would be great, perfect place to show it.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Another Hitchcock flick would be great, but I'd let people with more familiarity with his library mke specific recommendations.

I choose Lifeboat.

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

First thing that comes to mind is Metropolis. Then maybe one of the classic Film Noirs (The Big Sleep?, Maltese Falcoln?). Another Hitchcock flick would be great, but I'd let people with more familiarity with his library mke specific recommendations.

Those would bring in the crowds, for certain. Might also want to consider some grittier noir, The Narrow Margin or Pickup on South Street.

On the Waterfront would be great too. Gah, I could have a list a mile long and that's not even covering the films I want to see that I have not yet seen.