MONDAY
STUFF
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The Texas Union and ECC present Robert Bresson's "Pickpocket" @ the Texas Union Theater 7:30 PM. It's FREE and it's way more accessible than the French New Wave your friend that's into that stuff tried to turn you on to. It's entertaining, but never untrue to it's subjects. AKA good. I like
TUESDAY
THE SEXTASTIC VULCAN VIDEO PRESENTS:
NEVER TOO YOUNG TO DIE
Marvel as John Stamos and the professional Canadian/pretty lady known only as Vanity conspire to overthrow a post-apocalyptic, hermaphrodite overlord named Velvet Von Ragner, who is incidentally played by Gene Simmons of KISS. No, I'm not making this up. I have never personally seen this movie, but I can safely say that even having someone tell me its premise was one of the most riveting experiences of my life.
10:40 PM, Alamo Ritz
FREE
show up early
always tip
YES YES YES
FREE
show up early
always tip
YES YES YES
WEDNESDAY
"The Last Unicorn," with writer Peter S. Beagle live, in person @ Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek (13729 Research Blvd) 7 PM, $9/ human.For those of you unfamiliar with talking to women, this movie is pretty great. The voice work alone is worth the drive: Mia Farrow, Alan Arkin, Jeff Bridges, Angela Lansbury, and Christopher Lee as the scary bad guy, imagine that. The most 70s Hollywood feeling ever allowed into fantasy animation. Ok, aside from Ralph Bakshi, but he's something else entirely
+ MUSIC THAT IS NEW, LIVE, AND FREE
Featuring: International Waters, Caddywhompus, and Hatchet Wound (debut performance by Erin of Finally Punk and the indomitable Nigel of Bearclaw). It's all happening at Club 1808 (1808 E. 12th, how clever) from 9-12. Check it out. By the way, anyone know what's happened to Bearclaw?
Wednesday's also Passover. Eat some extra flat bread for this gentile
More to come as things develop. I had a great weekend. Hope everyone survived
Bonus:
"The Last Unicorn," with writer Peter S. Beagle live, in person @ Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek (13729 Research Blvd) 7 PM, $9/ human.For those of you unfamiliar with talking to women, this movie is pretty great. The voice work alone is worth the drive: Mia Farrow, Alan Arkin, Jeff Bridges, Angela Lansbury, and Christopher Lee as the scary bad guy, imagine that. The most 70s Hollywood feeling ever allowed into fantasy animation. Ok, aside from Ralph Bakshi, but he's something else entirely
+ MUSIC THAT IS NEW, LIVE, AND FREE
Featuring: International Waters, Caddywhompus, and Hatchet Wound (debut performance by Erin of Finally Punk and the indomitable Nigel of Bearclaw). It's all happening at Club 1808 (1808 E. 12th, how clever) from 9-12. Check it out. By the way, anyone know what's happened to Bearclaw?
Wednesday's also Passover. Eat some extra flat bread for this gentile
More to come as things develop. I had a great weekend. Hope everyone survived
Bonus:
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