I LOVE VIDEO presents MOVIE MONDAYS
Every Monday 10:30PM @ Beauty Bar (Red River)
$2 Music Monday: PUNK'S NOT DEAD
Every Monday 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
$2 Music Monday: PUNK'S NOT DEAD Rated NR; 93min; Director:Susan Dynner This show is a part of the Music Monday Signature Series, Click to See More This film takes us into…more»
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ZIGGY STARDUST & THE SPIDERS FROM MARS
Every Monday 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
ZIGGY STARDUST & THE SPIDERS FROM MARS Rated PG; 90min; Director:D.A. Pennebaker This show is a part of the Music Monday Signature Series, Click to See More RA…more»
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Documentarian D.A. Pennebaker has long maintained a lucrative sideline career as a director of music films, hitting big with Monterey Pop, the Bob Dylan travelogue Don’t Look Back, and the O Brother, Where Art Thou?-related concert video Down From The Mountain.In 1973,Pennebaker was invited to shoot the “final” concerts of David Bowie performing under his glam-spaceman guise. The resulting Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars has rarely been screened since its initial midnight-movie showings, but a revamped soundtrack and renewed interest in the entrepreneurial Bowie has sparked a reissue of the film that best captures (in dimly lit fashion) the showmanship and decadence of glam rock.
Monday Margaritas and Movies
Every Monday 8:00PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
The Belmont has a new special on Monday nights just in time for summer. Monday Margaritas and Movies combine two of the Belmont’s most popular weekly events Moonlight Cinema, formerly on…more»
Half-Cocked
Mon. 02/12 | 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
Music Monday presents HALF-COCKED Theater: Alamo Downtown Director: Suki HawleyRating: …more»
Submit your film for Flicker's 6th Anniversary
Mon. 12/18 | 12:00PM - Thu. 02/15 @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
Like any other six year old, Flicker wanted a pony for its birthday. But since we were fresh out of ponies, we decided to throw it a birthday party. Filled with cake, balloons, p…more»
Darkon: The Movie
Mon. 02/12 | 7:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
DARKON: THE MOVIE Theater: Alamo Downtown …more»
TV at the Alamo: HEROES
Every Monday 7:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Village (Campus)
TV at the Alamo: HEROES Rated Unknown This show is a part of the TV PARTY at the Alamo! Signature Series, Click to See More AT&T presents a new season of TV Parties …more»
Free Summer Kids Camp: HARRY & THE HENDERSONS
Every Monday 11:00AM @ Alamo Drafthouse South (South Austin)
Free Summer Kids Camp: HARRY & THE HENDERSONS Rated PG; 111min; Director:William Dear This show is a part of the Summer Movie Camp at The Alamo South Lamar Signature …more»
Monday Margaritas and Movies at the Belmont
Every Monday 7:45PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
The Belmont has a new special on Monday nights just in time for spring. Monday Margaritas and Movies combine two of the Belmont’s most popular weekly events Moonlight Cinema, formerly on…more»
Monday Movies and Margaritas at The Belmont
Every Monday 7:45PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
The Belmont has a new special on Monday nights just in time for spring. Monday Movies and Margaritas combine two of the Belmont’s most popular weekly events Moonlight Cinema, formerly on…more»
Punk has been denying the rumors of its demise since at least 1981, when The Exploited released the seminal Punk’s Not Dead and launched a million backpatches. Since then, the genre, while not dying exactly, has seen its fair share of respirators and bedsores, with aging godfathers gamely trotting themselves out for creaky reunion-tour cash, Johnny Rotten and Henry Rollins turning into reality-TV stars, and snot-nosed ignoramuses forming bands “influenced” by Blink-182. On the 30th anniversary of the year that punk broke, filmmaker Susan Dyner’s exhaustive documentary takes a razorblade to that fat and bloated subject, ripping it up and starting again by interviewing nearly evry band that ever mattered (including members of The Damned, Ramones, Subhumans, Black Flag, Minor Threat, and Dead Kennedys) and combining them with vintage and modern performances for a probing, philosophical look at the punk movement and its sociopolitical context. Far from just another self-congraulatory tribute, Punk’s Not Dead puts the music through the prism of history, giving it life one more time.