Nitehawk News!
Memorial Day weekend and the week that follows at Nitehawk is, how do we say, damn fine.
Don’t miss a thing with the NITEHAWK NEWS!
Revisiting “The Goonies”
Hatched revisits “The Goonies” to figure out what makes it so special.
Eraserhead: louder, faster, stronger, weirder
Hatched offers up a montage of Eraserhead analysis, a fragmented non-linear tale befitting the director and film. Claymation clip included.
Eraserhead with Morricone Youth plays at Midnight this Friday and Saturday!
Our building interviews David Bowie about Labyrinth
Gearing up for our sing-a-song screening of “Labyrinth” this weekend, the Raspberry Bros — I mean our building — interviews David Bowie.
World Goth Day
Hatched celebrates World Goth Day with the undead goth classic film, The Hunger.
VHS Vault: David Cronenberg’s “Shivers” (1975)
This week we pull director David Cronenberg’s first film out of the VHS Vault.
See it for FREE on Monday, May 21 at 8pm in the upstairs lobby.
Nitehawk News
It’s good times this week at Nitehawk – check out what we have going on!
Late Night Lynch: Blue Velvet
Hitting the sweet spot between the director’s transcendental leanings and his ability to spin a wicked yarn, “Blue Velvet” acts like a kind of decoder ring to the rest of Lynch’s films.
Summer of the Nitehawk: August
Nitehawk celebrates the death of Summer this August with some death-oriented brunch movies and an animated midnight fare.
Summer of the Nitehawk: July
You can’t ask for more diametrically opposed programming than what we’re offering up this July.
Love letter: Oliver Reed (Burnt Offerings)
This special feature on Hatched is a series of essays that act as a love-letter to Oliver Reed.
BURNT OFFERINGS is the first of Reed’s films discussed.
Summer of the Nitehawk: June
A sneak peak at the brunch movies, midnights and special events that Nitehawk will be dishing up this summer. First month: June!
Quentin Tarantino on True Romance
Listen to the great rambling audio commentary of Quentin Tarantino on writing the script for this weekend’s brunch film, “True Romance”.
