A huge thank you to Shootbooth and Carly Sioux for making sure we captured your beautiful faces. If you’ve got more, and we’ll share them on FB… But now, the photos are back from the lab, and they’re ready for you:
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Tell your secretary to clear your calendar.
It’s too late to tell your secretary – this show is SOLD OUT! No tickets available at the door.
It’s 1980 at the Tribeca Underground, and we are inviting you to celebrate our friend Patrick Bateman’s 27th Birthday with a big, sexy movie night parties. This one is going to be luxe, as you can join Pierce & Pierce employees for fancy cocktails at the secret club under the Tribeca Grand hotel. Tickets start at $25, with five levels for all of the VIPs (though “the Dorsia” level has SOLD OUT). See below for tickets…
Saturday, April 6th AMERICAN PSYCHO
Early: 6p Doors & Drinks / 7p Movie
Late: 10p Doors & Drinks / 11p Movie
A very merry Griswold Family Christmas:
Let us know if you have photos from the event, and we’ll share them on our Facebook Christmas Mega Gallery!
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And finally, let us know if you have photos, so we can put them up on our Facebook mega gallery!
Well, the Holiday season is around the corner, and we know how to celebrate with everyone’s favorite Christmas movies. We’re screening them in an over the top Griswold Family Party complete with a visit from uncle Eddie and his RV, thousands of Christmas lights, and of course, the big jolly fat man himself. BBQ Films is putting up three irresistible Christmas classics: Elf, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, and Gremlins. And we’re doing it all in a big sexy movie night party complete with eggnog, carolers, decorations from Film Biz Recycling, excellent Chocolate Stout from Brooklyn Brewery, and tons of early seasonal cheer for you and your friends. Should the mood strike you (and we hope it does), spread the cheer by dressing the part: crack out your worst holiday sweater, sexy elf costume, your Santa beard, your best version of your drunk uncle, or just come as yourself. Papa Clark Griswold will be waiting with open arms.
Tickets are now available. More info after the link below and the jump.
This event is cancelled, due to the heavy damage sustained by hurricane Sandy. Our hearts go out to our friends at the Bruckner Bar and Grill, and we wish them a speedy rebuilding process. We will let you know when are in a position to reschedule this event. If you would like to volunteer to support those affected by the hurricane, we invite you to check in with New York City’s service website. Thank you, and stay safe.
We know that Rumble in the Bronx might present a slightly crazed picture of what the boro was like in the 90s. We’re in the Bronx all the time and we have *yet* to see a single hovercraft run over a Lamborghini while being pursued by a single man armed only with his fists. But, Hong Kong action cinema has its own rules, and it’s up to us to follow them. For example, we’re going to screen this movie in the Bronx, with a little help from our friends at the Bronx Brewery, the Bruckner Grill, and fun dot org. We’re calling it Rumble in the Bronx Brewery…
This one is going to be a bit of an adventure – we’re headed up to Brueckner Boulevard to the home of the Bronx Brewery in Mott Haven. We’re going to make it worth your while with a full meal, endless Bronx Pale Ale with admission, Jackie Chan’s first big hit in America, some giveaways from the Bronx Brewery, and maybe a few other surprises. Tickets from this one are going to dissapear faster than a bike gang running away from Jackie Chan!
Where is this going to be? Well none other than ONE, 1 Bruckner Boulevard Bronx, NY 10454. We start at 7.30p, movie at 8.30p. This is an intimate night, folks. Only 40 can attend, so snag a seat….
We are excited to see BBQ Films through the eyes of the world travelers Kelley Ferro, Morgan Paar, and Van Nguyen. But, don’t listen to us, check it out here…
It’s the Derelicte Fashion Show. You know you are beautiful. You know you want to come. We are partnered up with Scoutmob and Windmill on this one again, so you know it is going to be an amazing time. You’re just going to have to relax!
Tickets are now available. More info after the link below and the jump.
Hey all you fans of film and food, this summer we might be quiet with no pop-up cinema until September, but we are hosting a small private event screening of the film First Sight by Joya Dass. We’ll be serving food that is graciously provided by Tulsi, a Michelin-starred Indian Restaurant in Manhattan! We will also be enjoying music prior to the movie from Roger Lipson and Bill Bunchen – musicians who have appeared on feature films, on television, and have played more than 200 weddings. This is a free independent show to be held on a private rooftop near 106th street & Lexington Avenue. We’re doing this one first come, first on the list – and we’ll send details to those who successfully RSVP the day of. If you would like to come out and find out more about the challenge and the hope of blindness in India, contact us!
Sorry folks, this show is sold out!
Hey all you fans of film and food – we are indoors, and on rain or shine!
Hey all you fans of film and food, school’s out, you’re Dazed and Confused, and we know you’re ready to join us for our party up at the Moon Tower.
For the next movie night, we’re rolling the clock back to high school graduation 1976, and we’re taking in the classic that we know was stuck in your VHS player when you were a kid. Swing on by to check out the scene, snag some Six Point craft cans from the trunk of a classic car, and settle back for the film. It’s going to be a slow ride, but tickets go fast. We’ve partnered up with the stupendous Scoutmob on this one, so head over to their site to:
We’re going to fess up. When we were young, most of what we knew about beer and hockey we learned from Bob and Doug McKenzie and the movie Strange Brew. Now, we learn all about beer from the encyclopedic mind of our friend Josh Bernstein, and everything we know about hockey may have remained about the same…
So, when Josh told us he’d chronicled the last decade’s worth of changes in the beer industry in his new book Brewed Awakening, we knew it was time for the next movie night, full of film & food & books & beer. We’re calling this event Strange Brewed Awakening!