Amoeba Music and Phil Blankenship are proud to present some of our film favorites at Los Angeles’ last full-time revival movie theater. See movies the way they're meant to be seen - on the big screen and with an audience!

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Saturday May 10

Burt Reynolds
& Jackie Gleason in

Smokey And
The Bandit

1977, 96 min.

New Beverly Cinema
7165 W Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 938-4038
Midnight, $7

 

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May - New Beverly's 30th Anniversary!
May 3 Burnt Offerings
May 10 Smokey And The Bandit
May 24 Creature From Black Lake
May 31 Zardoz

June
June 7 Heavenly Bodies
June 21 John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness
June 28 Van Damme in Sudden Death

 

Amoeba Music and Phil Blankenship are proud to present some of our film favorites at Los Angeles’ last full-time revival movie theater. See movies the way they're meant to be seen - on the big screen and with an audience!

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Saturday May 3

Burnt Offerings

RARE screening of the '70s horror classic starring Karen Black, Oliver Reed, Burgess Meredith, Bette Davis & more !

New Beverly Cinema
7165 W Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 938-4038
Midnight, $7

 

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May - New Beverly's 30th Anniversary!
May 3 Burnt Offerings
May 10 Smokey And The Bandit
May 24 Creature From Black Lake
May 31 Zardoz

June
June 7 Heavenly Bodies
June 21 John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness
June 28 Van Damme in Sudden Death

 

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Friday May 2

The Multinauts

 

New Beverly Cinema
7165 W Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 938-4038
Midnight, $7

 

 

 

MULTINAUTS WORLD PREMIERE!!!

A year in the making! The biggest Telefantasy premiere yet...

THE MULTINAUTS an all new adventure saga, set in an pangalactic
post nuke multiverse.

Episode One: Three heroes from different time periods are picked up
by a holographic spaceship and sent on a mission to rescue Falco
Quasar, a colony pilot when they are attacked by a mega corporation
and it's mutant empire.


FRIDAY MAY 2nd-MIDNIGHT--NEW BEVERLY CINEMA-
7165 Beverly Blvd LOS ANGELES, CA


Special programs for all attendees, raffle with fabulous prizes at intermission, a new pin, and just about the best party of the year.
Save the date!!

** for those who are rpg enthusiasts this show can be best described as Dungeon Majesty's STAR FRONTIERS

WE WILL ALSO BE PLAYING THE BEST OF DUNGEON MAJESTY!!

Amoeba Music and Phil Blankenship are proud to present some of our film favorites at Los Angeles’ last full-time revival movie theater. See movies the way they're meant to be seen - on the big screen and with an audience!

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Saturday April 26

Joe Dante's
Werewolf Masterpiece

The Howling

New Beverly Cinema
7165 W Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 938-4038
Midnight, $7

Special Guests To Be Announced!

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May - New Beverly's 30th Anniversary!
Friday May 2 The Multinauts
From the creators of Dungeon Majesty, Telefantasy Studios presents THE MULTINAUTS an all new adventure saga set in an intergalactic post nuke universe. www.dungeonmajesty.com
May 3 Burnt Offerings
May 10 Smokey And The Bandit
May 24 Creature From Black Lake
May 31 Zardoz

June
June 7 Heavenly Bodies
June 21 John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness
June 28 Van Damme in Sudden Death

New Beverly Cinema:

On April 17, Mr. Dante's festival brings us two directed by Roger Corman, The Secret Invasion and The Tomb Of Ligeia!

Joe Dante will appear with Roger Corman on Thursday evening!!

Joe Dante's film notes on this double bill follow:

"April 16 + 17 The Secret Invasion and Tomb of Ligeia!
This scenic WWII epic, shot in Yugoslavia in 1964, is one of Roger Corman’s least-seen yet most
accomplished films, with essentially the same plot as The Dirty Dozen -- which wasn’t made until
three years later! Stewart Granger, Mickey Rooney, Edd Byrnes, Henry Silva and Raf Vallone are felons recruited for a mission to rescue an Italian general from behind enemy lines. Roger used this story idea in his first movie, Five Guns West. I haven’t seen this since it came out!

Tomb of Ligeia was the last of Corman’s popular series of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, but unlike the others it has many beautiful English countryside exteriors and mostly departs from the stylized stage-bound unreality of its forebears. Robert Towne (Chinatown) wrote the script in a more romantic vein, thinking Richard Chamberlain would play the lead--but AIP intervened and sure enough, Vincent Price took over."

New Beverly Cinema