Master Pancake presents HALLOWEEN (October- 4,11,13,25,26,27,30)
Every Thursday 10:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse South (South Austin)
Master Pancake presents HALLOWEEN Rated R; Director:John Carpenter This show is a part of the Master Pancake Theatre Signature Series, Click to See More Our resident movie comedy su…more»
Spellbound
Thu. 05/31 | 9:15PM @ The Paramount Theatre (Downtown)
SPELLBOUND(1945) (111 min.) (B&W)Thursday, May 31 @ 9:20 pmSunday, June 3 @ 4:20 pmThe Paramount Theatre Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck. Directed by Alfred Hitc…more»
The ARMY OF DARKNESS Quote-Along
Every Thursday 7:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
The ARMY OF DARKNESS Quote-Along Rated R; Director:Sam Raimi STAR WARS got us to play with Kenner toys when we were kids, and that set the stage. MONTY PYTHON taught us to enjoy ir…more»
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Sam Raimi began his relentlessly inventive Evil Dead series in 1981, establishing the modern blueprint for young filmmakers with tiny budgets, clever ideas, and little interest in art for art’s sake. The plan: Make a grubby genre picture and load it up with ironic humor and excessive style. Raimi blew a stack of Hollywood money on the third installment, 1993’s Army Of Darkness, a good-natured but half-baked homage to Ray Harryhausen. The now-iconic Bruce Campbell stars as a dim retail clerk who’s sucked back into the medieval era with only a chainsaw and a shotgun as defense against the battalion of skeletal demons that plague him. It’s the least of the series, but it appeals to the sort of cultists who prefer their love objects to be deeply flawed, the better to celebrate their own offbeat taste. They should be out in full force for this quote-along, which provides the opportunity to shout lines like “This is my boomstick!” along with a theater full of fanboys.
Terror Thursday: BLOOD BATH -- 11:59p
Thu. 05/31 | 12:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
Terror Thursday: BLOOD BATH Rated PG; 86min; Director:Joel M. Reed This show is a Terror Thursdays Signature Item, Click to See More For better or worse, Joel M. Reed ma…more»
The CHRISTMAS POPS! Sing-Along Party
Every Thursday 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
The CHRISTMAS POPS! Sing-Along Party Rated Unknown; 100min This show is a part of the Sing-Along Extravaganzas Signature Series, Click to See More Yeah, that’s right. Jo…more»
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Nothing is better — or worse, depending on who you ask — than gratuitous pop star Christmas albums, especially when blaring out of the Alamo’s surround sound speakers and accompanied by silly music videos.read more at austin360.com
The Alamo Sing-Along: LADIES OF THE 80s, VOLUME 2
Every Thursday 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
The Alamo Sing-Along: LADIES OF THE 80s, VOLUME 2 Rated Unknown; 120min This show is a part of the Sing-Along Extravaganzas Signature Series, Click to See More I’d like …more»
The Alamo Sing-Along: 90s ONE-HIT WONDERS
Every Thursday 9:45PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
The Alamo Sing-Along: 90s ONE-HIT WONDERS Rated Unknown; 120min This show is a part of the Sing-Along Extravaganzas Signature Series, Click to See More The fashions from the ‘…more»
The BLAZING SADDLES Quote-Along
Every Thursday 7:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
The BLAZING SADDLES Quote-Along Rated R; Director:Mel Brooks At the last MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL QUOTE-ALONG at the Village, I joked about how all of our Quote-Along …more»
LADIES OF THE 80s SING-ALONG -- 7:00p,9:45p
Thu. 05/31 | 7:00PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
LADIES OF THE 80s SING-ALONG Rated Unknown; 2min This show is a Sing-Along Extravaganzas Signature Item, Click to See More THE LADIES OF THE 80S SING-ALONG Our very own Mondo T…more»
Free Summer Kids Camp: SKY HIGH -- 11:00a
Thu. 05/31 | 11:00AM @ Alamo Drafthouse South (South Austin)
Free Summer Kids Camp: SKY HIGH Rated PG; 100min; Director:Mike Mitchell This show is a Summer Movie Camp at The Alamo South Lamar Signature Item, Click to See More Most…more»
Through numerous sequels and countless slasher knock-offs, not to mention the recent Rob Zombie “reimagining,” John Carpenter’s Halloween is still the best of its kind, a suggestive and genuinely frightening horror film that’s worth the grisly flotsam left in its wake. After stabbing his sister to death as a young boy, the remorseless Michael Myers spent years in a mental institution under the supervision of psychiatrist Donald Pleasence, waiting patiently for a chance to return to his hometown. Assigned to babysit two kids on Halloween night, Jamie Lee Curtis is the only person standing between the killer and the town’s many horny teenagers. Defusing the tension somewhat here is Master Pancake Theater’s cadre of expert hecklers, who will be joined for this special performance by one of the originators of the genre, Mystery Science Theater 3000 writer Mary Jo Pehl.