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April 2 |
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The Portland premier of Thomas Campbell's brand new surfy spanker The
Present
Preceded by a live performance by the Mattson 2
Thursday April 2nd
Two Showings: 7pm (All Ages) & 9pm (21+)
&
Lifeswells/The Present after party
featuring the Mattson 2 and resident selector Zach
Reno
Classic surf films as always
Thursday April 2nd 10pm
Free
Valentines
232 SW ankeny PDX
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Shows at
7pm All Ages
9pm - 21+
General
Admission
$10
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April 3 - 9 |
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USA,
2008
James Isaac
101 minutes
PRODUCER IN ATTENDENCE ON FRIDAY FOR Q & A
When John takes his San Francisco friends to his deceased uncle's remote
ranch to hunt wild pigs, it seems like a typical guys weekend with guns
- despite the presence of John's sexy girlfriend Brooks. But as John
and his crew trek deeper into the forest, they begin tracking the awful
truth about his uncle's demise and the legend of The Ripper -- a murderous
three-thousand-pound black boar! Their pursuit leads them through fields
of marijuana and into the muddy landscape of Big Wallow, involving high-powered
weaponry, the violent and unpredictable Tibbs Brothers, massacred emus,
a machete-toting Hippie Stranger, vengeful rednecks, and throat-slitting
Cult Girls who grow dope by day and worship a Giant Killer Pig by night.
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Shows at
7pm and
9pm
NO 7pm
on 4/9
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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April 3 |
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Led Zeppelin: May 24, 1975 - Earl’s Court – London,
England
The only feature-length Physical Graphitti concert tour in
existence! This one is the real deal. Join Robert Plant, Jimmy Page,
John Paul Jones and John Bonham as they hammer out such classics as
“Kashmir” and “Trampled Underfood” live before
a packed English audience, in this professionally recorded concert.
Never before seen, until now.
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Shows at
11pm
General
Admission
$6
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April 9 |
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TEAM SHRALP presents a benefit showing of the 1999
Dave Parrick BMX masterpiece
“Nowhere Fast.”
This one of the greatest BMX films of all time and by far
Parrick’s best featured work. Straightforward, raw, and in your
face with some of the most progressive street riding and filming ever
documented. Edited to a mostly punk and metal sound track with bands
like Bad Brains and Slayer you know
this shits gonna be sick! Filmed mostly in the streets of sunny Southern
California with BMX legends Dave Young, Brain Castillo, Josh Heino,
Dave
Parrick, Ken “Crazy Action” Hale, Ralph Sinisi, Nate Hanson,
Jason Enns, and Rooftop. Live fast and ride faster straight into “Nowhere
Fast!”
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Shows at
7pm
General
Admission
$6
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April 10 |
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Neil Young: BBC Television, 1971 and 1971 unreleased Dutch documentary
On February 23, 1971 (prior to his landmark Harvest LP release), Neil
Young strolled into the television studios of the BBC to perform in
front of a small studio audience in one of his finest early acoustic
performances. Witness tear-jerking versions of “Man Needs a Maid”
and “Needle and the Damage Done.”
Also, in 1971, legendary Dutch documentary filmmaker Wim van der Linden
visited Neil on his ranch in California to produce a special for television.
The resulting collection of interviews were combined with live footage
from January 1971 at the American Shakespeare Theater in Stratford,
Connecticut, and later broadcast on Danish TV. One of the most significant
rare finds in the storied career of one of the world’s greatest
folk troubadours.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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April 14 |
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What is it that attracts us to the ocean? Why do we seek out it's
waves, or desire just to walk on it's shores? These are the questions
that BlueGreen, Ben Keller's latest surf documentary attempts to answer.
With
world class surfing and stories from the likes of Layne Beachley, Keith
Malloy, Robert August, Sean Collins, Liz Clark, Nachum Shifren and more,
BlueGreen looks at the questions through the eyes of water men and women
of all backgrounds.
Partial proceeds will benefit the Portland Chapter of the Surfrider
foundation and there will be a brand new surfboard raffled off. Come
enjoy BlueGreen, support a great cause, and maybe walk home with a new
board under your arm.
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Shows at
7:30
General
Admission
$8
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April 16 |
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A twenty-something Conrad Miller leaves a small town in Wisconsin, promising
himself sixty days to make lasting memories before he returns home to
take over his parent's cheese factory. Conrad journeys
to Portland, attracted to its vibrant urban bike culture and beautiful
scenery. Conrad makes valuable friendships and has a decidedly modern
love affair with Steve Jones. The friends learn to love and live like
never before, but this simple story reveals unexpected turns and darker
elements as the sixty-day
timeline counts down.
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Starts at
7 pm
General
Admission
$5
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April 16 |
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Comedian Ian Karmel debuts his new comedy group, Corporate Headquarters.
Featuring some of Portland's finest comedic improvisors in long-form
and short-form games, this is not a show to miss.
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Starts at
9pm
General
Admission
$5
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Apr 17-23 |
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Filmed by Bike is the West Coast's premier bike-themed film festival.
The festival embraces the art and innovation of bikes through the eyes
of imaginative storytellers who use moving images to celebrate the world's
most efficient and creative form of transportation. Since 2003, Filmed
by Bike has showcased a love of two wheels in eight minutes or less.
This festival-plus-party happens once a year in Bike City, USA: Portland
Oregon. The event grabs hold of an entire weekend of screenings and
features movies from around the globe.
NO ADVANCE TICKET SALES
CASH ONLY
FRIDAY
Opening Night Throwdown: 7:00 (Program 1) 9:00 (Program 2) 11:00 pm
(Program 1)
21+ for all shows on Friday.
$8-15 sliding scale
$15 gets you two complimentary raffle tickets and the signature Filmed
by Bike sticker.
Doors open 15 minutes before the show. Line forms one hour before the
show. You may only buy one ticket at a time and you must have your ID.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
5:00 (all ages*), 7:00 (21+), 9:00 (21+) $6
Tickets are sold 25 minutes before the show.
Sunday
5:00 (all ages*), 7:00 (21+), 9:00 (21+) $6
Tickets are sold 25 minutes before the show.
MONDAY - THURSDAY
7:00 (21+)$6
Tickets are sold 25 minutes before the show.
WEBSITE
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Friday
General
Admission
$8-$15
Sat-Thurs
General
Admission
$6
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April 23 |
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The Grindhouse Film Festival and Cinemapocalypse present a Hicksploitation
Double Feature
GATOR BAIT
USA, 1974
Fred and Beverly Sebastian
88 minutes
Picture yourself on a state highway in the rural south in 1974. In the
distance an apparition flickers on a drive-in screen. It’s a beautiful
woman with long red hair and skin the color of mother’s milk.
She lifts a 12-gauge to eye level and squeezes the trigger. It’s
not a hallucination. It’s Claudia Jennings, a common sight on
drive-in screens throughout the country in the 70’s and that rarest
of things, a genuine female action star. The movie is GATOR BAIT, a
huge hit that kept drive-in audiences coming back again and again. Like
most movies that made it big on the chitlin’ circuit, GATOR BAIT
really delivers. The story of a sexy swamp rat named Desiree who’s
half woman and half savage, it features the scariest inbred hillbillies
outside of the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE and a revenge plot that builds
to a thundering, foot-stomping climax.
PSYCHO FROM TEXAS
USA, 1981
Jim Feazell
94 minutes
Already a cult favorite among the most discriminating hicksploitation
connoisseurs, this cheap, sleazy slice of lone-star low-life is finally
poised to infect the rest of the country. All Texans are familiar with
this film but the very mention of its title is oddly taboo. It's a little
like the mentally deficient cousin with the weird ears who lives in
the basement and eats bugs. We just don't talk about it. Well, maybe
now's the time to start because there's a lot to love about this movie.
The titular psycho, Wheeler, is one of the most memorable characters
in regional filmdom. John King III deserved an Oscar for his performance
as the mommy obsessed killer with the weird laugh and the unorthodox
fried chicken eating technique.
Grindhouse
Film Festival
Cinemapocalypse
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Shows at
8:30pm
General
Admission
$8
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April 24-25 |
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INDEPENDENT FANTASY/HORROR
COMES TO THE CLINTON!
4/24 - 7PM
& TELLER and 3 LEG TORSO
For our opening night in Portland, we were able to convince
3 Leg Torso to perform live, with special guest Larold Will on theremin.
This is surely not to be missed.
4/24 - 8PM
PLAGUE TOWN
David Gregory
The film tells the tale of a dysfunctional family’s vacation to
the Irish countryside that encounters a village of diseased, deformed
and decidedly homicidal residents.
4/24 - 10PM
MURDER COLLECTION v.1
Directed by Fred Vogel, the film revives an early 1990’s
Internet clip show, MURDER, which was notorious for streaming videos
of actual killings. After gaining popularity, the infamous show was
discovered by authorities and shut down forcing the host, Balan, into
obscurity. Over more than a decade in the shadows, the obsessed host
continued to search for scenes of brutality that provoke a maelstrom
of emotion. Balan has recently emerged from the darkness and is eager
to show you his collection.
4/24 - MIDNIGHT
BLACK DEVIL DOLL
Jonathan Lewis
A young, moist, buxom teen vixen finds herself hurled into an odyssey
of forbidden sex and unspeakable violence after an innocent evening
dabbling in the occult. What started as a simple child’s game
has now become a fight for her life! What is this evil that she has
summoned from beyond? And why does it have a fro? What kind of horrific
acts will she be subjected to? And what price will her super-hot, half-nude
friends have to pay? But more importantly, how much Caucasian blood
will have to be shed to stop….the BLACK DEVIL DOLL?!!
4/25 - 2PM
SHORT FILM COLLECTION
See
Deep Red website
4/25 - 4PM
TAKUT: FACES OF FEAR
All the wealth of the current Indonesian horror film brought
together in one eloquent work. A six-part omnibus with old magic, modern
cannibalism, perverted lusts, wrong games, deadly cuisine and family
ghosts.
4/25 - 6PM
GRIMM LOVE
Banned in Germany when real-life cannibal Armin Meiwes sued
the filmmakers for violating his “personality rights.” A
German court recently upheld the ban.
4/25 - 8PM
INGLORIOUS BASTARDS
Whatever The Dirty Dozen did,” screamed the ads, “they
do it dirtier!” Inglorious Bastards is more than just the inspiration
for Quentin Tarantino’s long-rumored next movie; this 1978 international
smash remains perhaps the biggest and most badass war movie in EuroCult
history! Exploitation legends Fred ‘The Hammer’ Williamson
and Bo (Walking Tall, Kill Bill) Svenson star as the leaders of a gang
of condemned criminals who escape from an Allied prison camp with a
plan to blast their way to the Swiss border, only to find themselves
‘volunteering’ for a suicide mission deep inside Nazi occupied
France.
4/25 - 10PM
BAD BIOLOGY
Frank Henenlotter
Acclaimed director Frank Henenlotter (Basket Case, Brain Damage, Frankenhooker)
is back with a twisted tale of love and weirdness. Driven by biological
excess, a young man and woman search for sexual fulfillment, unaware
of each other’s existence. Unfortunately, they eventually meet,
and the bonding of these two very unusual human beings ends in an explosive
and ultimately over-the-top sexual experience, resulting in a truly
godawful love story…. With bizarre special effects by Gabe Bartalos,
a hip-hop soundtrack from Prince Paul, and shot in glorious 35mm, BAD
BIOLOGY is guaranteed to shock even the most desensitized of audiences,
and sure to become a modern cult classic.
4/25 - MIDNIGHT
ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
website
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April 25 |
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USA,
2009
Butch Maier
99 minutes
In this sweet, silly and smart story about miscommunication, a
woman accidentally gets engaged to four men at the same time. Taylor
Green is too nice for her own good. She keeps getting engaged in conversation.
Here comes the bride ... who is the groom?
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Shows at
2pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 1 |
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A special double-
‘Brothers’- feature.
DOOBIE BROTHERS
The one and only. Blending musical sophistication and soulful
prowess, the Doobies were an uncompromising force of country rock, blues
and soul throughout the 1970’s. This tight little
gem from the late 70’s will take you there. Professionally
filmed.
ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND: Fillmore East, NYC 1970
(with DUANE ALLMAN)
Marking the 40 year anniversary of the band that invented Southern Rock,
Classic Concert Productions is eager to announce the screening of the
previously unknown, 1970 Fillmore East concert film. It is the
visual companion to the legendary, Fillmore East live album (1970).
This concert film provides critical new insight into one of America’s
most soulfully sincere, southern guitar heroes: the late, great, Duane
Allman. You need no longer imagine ~ your dreams have been answered.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 2 |
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Help us celebrate the hard work of 13 Seniors from Pacific University's
Media Arts Film/Video program. The projects span a wide range of topics
and
interests and include narrative, documentary and experimental projects.
For more information, please contact Jennifer Hardacker, assistant professor
Media Arts film/video hard4535(at)pacificu.edu.
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Shows at
Noon
General
Admission
FREE
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May 2 |
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Grateful Dead: Oregon Country Fair, Veneta, OR, 1972
On August 27, 1972, Ken Kesey invited the Grateful Dead to
perform at his newly hatched, Oregon Country Fair. The legendary status
of this yearly summer ritual began with the folklore and stories passed
down from events of that day. More than a concert film, this is a one-of-a-kind
snapshot in time, openly exploring how our Oregon counterculture used
to be. More than a quarter of a century later, relive the experience
in this pristine film, including, the timeless “Dark Star”
and “China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider”.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 3 - 5 |
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TWO GREAT ANIME SHOWS
FOR ONE LOW PRICE!
Pristine 35mm prints!
COWBOY BEBOP
Japan, 2001
Shinichirô Watanabe
116 minutes
A terrorist explosion releases a deadly virus on the masses, and it's
up the bounty-hunting Bebop crew to catch the cold-blooded culprit.
APPLESEED
Japan, 2004
Shinji Aramaki
105 minutes
In a utopian society created at the end of the third world war, a female
warrior who has been plucked from the badlands begins to see cracks
in this new facade. And what does this community have planned for the
rest of humankind?
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Cowboy
Bebop
Shows at
7pm
Appleseed
Shows at
9pm
NO 9pm
shows
on 5/1
and 5/2
General
Admission
$6 for both
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May 6-10 |
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Don't miss the latest from Periheral Produce with this year's PDX FEST
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th
7:30pm
Bruce Conner: In Memorium
THURSDAY, MAY 7th
4:30pm
SHORTS PROGRAM #1:
New Experimental Documentaries
7pm
Talking Points & Talking Ponies: An Evening with Ben Coonley
9pm
RiP: A Remix Manifesto
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
5pm
The Earth is Young
7:30pm
Never Merely Pretty: Films and Videos by Peggy Ahwesh
SATURDAY, MAY 9th
1pm
Shorts Program #2 - Friends and Neighbors: New Videos by Portland
Artists
3:15pm
Shorts Program #3 - You Are Here: American Filmmakers Abroad
5:30pm
California Company Town
8:30pm
The 8th Annual Periperal
Produce Invitational
SATURDAY, MAY 10th
1pm
Deliver
3:15pm
Shorts Program #4 - Mysterious Journeys: New Experimental
Shorts
5:30pm
Shorts Program #5 - Speechless: Illuminating the Senses
8pm
O'er the Land
10pm
Closing Night Party @ Dot's
PDX FILMFEST WEBSITE
Tickets and passes will be available at The Clinton Street Theater Box
Office, which will open a half hour before the first screening of the
day. No advance tickets. Tickets available for sale the day of show
only. Some shows will sell out and we suggest arriving at least 15 minutes
early to purchase tickets.
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General
Admission
$7
Festival
Pass
$40
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May 11-14 |
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USA,
2009
William Lewis
100 minutes
Life On The Edge of A Bubble challenges the prevailing view of the sudden,
unforeseeable and unique nature of the crisis by bringing to light the
unfamiliar historical pattern; in fact, each generation has found itself
precariously perched on the edge of a bubble. While the media focuses
on symptoms, this film addresses the root causes that politicians, lobbyists
and corporate executives conveniently avoid. The pattern unfolds for
the viewer in an entertaining and accessible blend of archival footage,
historical vignettes, and snapshots of current events, revealing the
story in a sometimes irreverent, often surprising manner.
Website
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Shows at
7pm and
9pm
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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May 15-21 |
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USA,
1977
George Roy Hill
123 minutes
The player-coach of a small town minor professional league hockey team
must deal with hostile crowds and on-ice thuggery in this warm-hearted
and only slightly farcical look at minor league ice hockey.
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Shows at
7pm and
9:15pm
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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May 15 |
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July 8, 1985 ~ German TV
With their second album just days away from being released, the Red
Hot Chili Peppers took the European stage for the very first time to
a packed house. Excitement and anticipation fueled emotions of
the audience, as screams and cheers could be heard miles away.
Add to this, a special unannounced guest appearance by the godfather
of funk, GEORGE CLINTON, and you have a moment too unbelievable to be
real. The level of funky-rock unleashed at this show defies the
imagination. Captured in a stunning, new, high-definition 2008
transfer.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 22-23 |
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USA, 1994
Kevin Kerslakel
90 minutes
This film documents the immediate period following the release
of their smash hit "Nevermind" album. Small glimpses into
the band's opinions and behaviors, self mocking views through the public's
sometimes stupid eyes, corporate knocking, apathetic, smart. It's all
there.
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Shows at
7pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 22 |
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Danish Television, 1968
Their first and only tour of Europe. Songs chosen for
this legendary event redefine the term PEAK PERFORMANCE. A scintillating,
magnanimous affair, bearing witness to one of the finest rock bands
America ever envisaged. Let its full power be unleashed!
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 23 |
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Black Sabbath in Paris and Deep Purple in London, 1970
Catch BLACK SABBATH in a seminal performance from Paris, along
the Paranoid (1970) album tour! You cannot get better than this.
Ozzy was just 21 year old, and the band is revving on all cylinders.
DEEP PURPLE will finish you off from a legendary performance from Queen
Elizabeth Hall, in London, 1970. Two of the finest stalwarts of
early UK metal.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 24 |
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SubVersion
Anime Fest is a Portland-based theater showing of mostly subtitled Japanese
animation. The event focuses on viewing fresh and theater-worthy anime,
while also providing entertainment outside of the theater.
SCHEDULE:
11:30am: Doors Open
NOON: Princess Arete
1:30pm: Dennou Coll
2:30pm: Petshop of Horrors
4pm: Just Released Theater
5pm: AMV
6pm: Cosplay Fashion Show
7:30pm: 5cm/Second
9pm: Kino's Journey
10pm: Cowboy Bebop
10:30pm: Dead Leaves
11:30pm: Kurozuka
WEBSITE
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Shows from
Noon until
1am
General
Admission
$20
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May 25-27 |
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ROBOT
DOUBLE FEATURE!
Gobots: War of the Rock Lords: (1986)
Original 35MM print of this Hanna Barbera Animated Classic. It's wall-to-wall
action and high tech fun as the heroic Guradian GoBots join the Rock
Lords' battle for control of the ultimate super weapon. And they'd better
hurry, because the Guardian GoBots' all-time worst enemies, the Renegades,
are out to use the super weapon for their own evil purposes. War of
the Rock Lords is a GoBots lover's dream come true!
Transformers The Movie (1986)
Essentially a movie involving the battle between the heroic Autobots
and the evil Decepticons, two warring
factions of transforming robots from the planet
Cybertron, the plot also involves the giant planet
named Unicron, who's ready to consume anything that stands in its way.
The only thing that can stop
Unicron is the Autobot Matrix of Leadership, which is possessed by the
Autobots and which the Decepticons, through Unicron's orders, plan to
take away from them.
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Gobots
shows
at 7pm
and
Transformers
shows
at 9pm
General
Admission
$6
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May 28-31 |
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The 3rd Annual QDoc takes place Thursday May 28th - Sunday June
1st.
The only festival of its kind in North America - inspiring, engrossing,
entertaining and smart - dive in to the amazing festival energy that
happens one weekend a year - only at the Clinton Street Theater.
Offical website
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Shows at
Multiple times
General
Admission
(per show)
$8
Festival
Pass
$75
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June 1-4 |
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1960's SLEAZE IN 35MM!
TWO FILMS FOR
THE PRICE OF ONE!
Both Films Distributed by Independent International Films out of the
Clinton St. Theater Basement. DVD's of both films will be on sale
at the screenings.
NIGHT OF LUST
Banned over 1/2 the world! A french crime potboiler starring Verner
and Kalfon as rival gang leaders who clash over control of the Parisian
narcotics trade. Featuring the long lost original film score by
Chet Baker.
BABES IN THE WOODS
Lost for over 40 years, this will be the first Public Screenings
since 1963!!! Follow 3 gorgeous ladies as they go to camp, finding
plenty of mischeif along the way. Oh those beautiful babes!
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Night of Lust
shows
at 7pm
and
Babes
shows
at 9:15pm
Both films
Admission
$6
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June 5 |
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USA,
2009
Henry Weintraub
63 minutes
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
FILMED IN
EUGENE, OREGON!
Melvin is dead... Now, three years after his accidental murder, hes
finally making up for lost time. After enlisting the involuntary help
of nerdy college student Norton Pincus, he's ready to take on those
who are responsible for his death. Melvin's thirst for vengeance will
take this dynamic dork duo on a mind-blowing streak of throat-ripping,
vomit-spewing, head decapitating and much, much more.
Featuring a cameo by Troma Entertainment's Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic
Avenger, Poultrygeist) and songs from the Sawyer Family, Monday With
a Bullet and The Injections. Melvin will teach you that getting picked
on at school can be a real killer.
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Shows at
7pm
General
Admission
$6
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June 5 |
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We conclude the third series with a mesmerizing performance by The Beatles
at Shea Stadium, in Flushing Meadows, NY, on July 15, 1965. Home
to the N.Y. Mets, the stadium was ground-zero for the greatest rock-n-roll
event of the time. Filmed in glorious 35mm and broadcast only
once on the ABC TV network, it has remained hidden and unseen until
now. A direct transfer of the master ABC reels. Witness
one of the Beatles’ final performances in the United States.
Two short years later--in 1967--they would officially declare their
intentions to retire permanently from the road. And, the rest,
is history.
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Shows at
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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June 6-10 |
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The Grindhouse Film Festival presents a Double Feature of unadulterated
80's insanity!
Rare 35mm prints!
LADY TERMINATOR
Indonesia, 1988
H. Tjut Djalil.
82 minutes
The infamous Indonesian action/horror mind blower. A beautiful
woman is possessed by an ancient mystical queen out for vengeance, turning
her into an unstoppable killing machine! She takes off on a rampage
across Indonesia, gunning down anyone who gets in her way, and blowing
apart half of the country. She also sports a mean leather jacket...except
when she's naked...which is a lot. But for those foolish enough
to try to put their hands on her, she also castrates men with an eel
that lives in her vagina. Bullet-riddled mayhem, disco shootouts,
mind-boggling dialogue, a mullet-headed cop who drives a tank, and so
much more. All in full-throttle 80's excess! This movie
truly has to be seen to be believed.
SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE
USA, 1982
Amy Holden Jones
76 minutes
What more do you need to know? A group of high school girls are
throwing a slumber party. They have seemingly endless reasons
to take off their clothes, before a maniac with a fondness for a power
drill shows up to ruin the party. This is one of the best 80's
slasher films, from an incredibly rare 35mm print!
Grindhouse
Film Festival
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Lady
Terminator
Shows at
7pm
Slumber
Party
Massacre
Shows at
9pm
General
Admission
$8 for
both
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June 11-14 |
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JOIN US AT THE CLINTON
FOR THE 2009 PORTLAND UNDERGROUND
FILM FESTIVAL
For Festival Schedule
VISIT THE WEBSITE
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General
Admission
$6
Festival
Pass
$25
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June 15-17 |
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USA,
2004
Doug Sakmann
95 minutes
Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman tries to maintain the tour admist a
string of gristly murders while keeping an evil record executive Belial
(Played by Troma’s Lloyd Kaufman - Creator of the Toxic Avenger)
at bay. Meanwhile, tour reporter Heather Vantress is trying to figure
out who is behind the heinous crimes as the Warped Tour crew and bands
(all played by themselves) are struggling to survive and stay on the
road. Punk Rock Holocaust features the highest on-screen body
count in slasher film history with entire crowds being massacred in
addition to the deaths of over 110 band members. Features:
Atmosphere, Andrew WK, Beret, Big D and the Kids Table, Bowling For
Soup, Destruction Made Simple, Dropkick Murphies, Face To Face, Glassjaw,
Horrorpops, The Kids Of Widney High, Less Than Jake, Me First and the
Gimmie Gimmies, MEST,Never Heard Of It, Pennywise, The Phenomenauts,
Rancid, Simple Plan, Suicide Machines, Treephort, Tsunami Bomb, The
Used, Vendetta Red and much more!
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Shows at
7pm and
9pm
General
Admission
$6
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June 18 |
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A FLY IN THE CHAMPAGNE
A documentary rooted in rivalry.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
ONE FREE BEER WITH PAID ADMISSION!
WIN A WETSUIT or SURFBOARD
CHECK OUT THE LATEST
SURFING DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE featuring KELLY SLATER and ANDY IRONS!
SPONSORED
BY THE US OUTDOOR STORE, NIKE 6.0 & VAS
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Shows at:
7pm
ALL AGES
Shows
at 9pm
21+over
General
Admission
FREE
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June 19 |
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Green Day --
American Idiot: Storytellers
Don't miss a true HD screening of Green Day, live, Storytellers, 2005.
This electric performance finds the band displaying their trademark
rockus sound, filled in with some charming chat.
The Clash: London Calling:
Palais Des Sports, Paris, France 1980
A seminal performance along the legendary London Calling tour marks
the first time this gem has been given its rightful place in the
sun. A recent re-broadcast on French TV for pristine quality.
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Green Day
Shows at:
7 pm
The Clash
Shows at:
9pm
General
Admission
$6
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June 20-21 |
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Opera Cinema: Dada
A dazzling, leggy romp through a set of surreal film shorts, soundtracked
by a live operatic performance. Five soloists backed by chorus, cabaret
band and live sound effects. Paired with a big screen showing of the
bizarre, almost-silent classic, Daughter of Horror (1955), which features
a soundtrack by classical music’s bad boy, George Antheil, as
well as early performances by Marni Nixon and Ed McMahon.
8pm shows (+21 over)
3:30 matinee (all ages)
Not recommended for kids under 13 - no babies or toddlers please!
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June 20
8pm
June 21
3pm and
8pm
General
Admission
$15
advance
$17
at the door
$5
for
Daughter
of Horror
only
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June 22 |
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BACK BY OVERWHELMING
POPULAR DEMAND!
BIKE PORN 3.0:
Cycle Bound
Fresh from it's premeire at the Portland Underground Film Festival...please
welcome back to the Clinton this
collection of the highly anticipated short movies by various artists.
The Sexiest Bike Show in the World!
More info at:
http://www.bikesmut.com
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Shows at
7pm 9pm
and 11pm
General
Admission
$6
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June 23-25 |
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UK,
1980
133 minutes
A semi-documentary, part character study, part 'rockumentary', featuring
a British punk band,
The Clash. The script includes the story of a fictional fan
juxtposed with actual public events of the day, including political
demonstrations and Clash concerts. Filmed over a period of years, the
written dialog takes on the appearance of improvisation. The Clash is
seen on camera at its peak and the film offers some rare opportunities
to see the band in a more candid setting than on stage or in a planned
interview. A must see for fans of punk rock.
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Shows at
7pm and
9:30pm
General
Admission
$6
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Jun 26-Jul2 |
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USA,
2009
Marc Clebanoff
93 minutes
David Carradine's
final film!
Director Marc Clebanoff
and actor Frank Krueger
in attendance on 6/26!
A terminally ill crime boss, known only as The Man, hires a hit man
named Frank to carry out his own assassination as well as the assassination
of The Woman he loves. When The Woman turns out to be Frank's long lost
lover, he turns against The Man becoming the target himself
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Shows at
7 pm and
9pm
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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July 3 - 9 |
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USA,
1992
Quentin Tarantino
99 minutes
Blast into the
July 4th weekend with Quentin Tarantino's breakthrough debut!
They were six strangers, assembled to pull off the perfect crime: Mr.
White, a professional criminal; Mr. Orange, a young newcomer; Mr. Blonde,
a trigger-happy killer; Mr. Pink, a paranoid neurotic; Mr. Brown; and
Mr. Blue. Hired by mob boss Joe Cabot and given fake names so no one
could identify the others, they thought there was no way their heist
could have failed. But after a police ambush, killing Mr. Brown and
seriously injuring Mr. Orange, the criminals return to their rendezvous
point (a warehouse), and realize that one of them had to have been a
police informant. But who?
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Shows at
7 pm and
9pm
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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July 10 - 16 |
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CST
Manager Seth is having a birthday - and is showing two of his all-time
favorites on the big screen!
At 7PM:
MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE
USA, 1986
Stephen King
97 minutes
When a mysterious comet passes close within the Earth, machines all
over the World come alive and go on homicidal rampages. A group of people
in a desolate Truck Stop are held hostage by a gang of homicidal 18-wheelers.
The frightened people set out to defeat the killer machines...or be
killed by them.
At 9PM:
TWO-LANE BLACKTOP
U.S., 1971
Monte Hellman
102 minutes
Story of two men drag racing across the USA in a primer grey 55 chevy.
Wilson is the mechanic, James Taylor is the driver.
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Maximum
Overdrive
Shows at
7pm
Two-Lane
Blacktop
Shows at
and
9pm
General
Admission
$6 for both
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July 24-30 |
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USA,
1998
Joel Coen
117 minutes
THE COEN BROTHERS CLASSIC ABIDES AGAIN AT THE CLINTON!
JOIN US FOR A CAUCASIAN AND SOAK UP THE DUDE!
When "The Dude" Lebowski is mistaken for a millionaire
Lebowski, two thugs urinate on his rug to coerce him into paying a debt
he knows nothing about. While attempting to gain recompense for the
ruined rug from his wealthy counterpart, he accepts a one-time job with
high pay-off. He enlists the help of his bowling buddy, Walter, a gun-toting
Jewish-convert with anger issues. Deception leads to more trouble, and
it soon seems that everyone from porn empire tycoons to nihilists want
something from The Dude.
White Russians "Caucasians" served at every show
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Shows at
7 pm and
9:15pm
General
Admission
$6
Tuesday
Admission
$4
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July 24-25 |
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NORTHWEST ROCKYPALOOZA
RETURNS TO PORTLAND!
Pull out your leather pants and get ready to rock! That's right, ladies
and gentlemen, it's time once again for NW Rockypalooza, the northwest's
premiere Rocky Horror convention, returning to Portland, Oregon.
Prepare for a weekend of fun and debauchery; the likes of which have
never been seen before! With two nights of Rocky Horror, parties, live
music, and much more spanning three locations, Rockypalooza 7 is shaping
up to be one of the best Paloozas yet!
Get your tickets now, and join in the madness!!!
Rockypalooza
website
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Showtimes
and Events
available
on
NWRP
website
General
Admission
Passes
$45
available
through
NWRP
website
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July 30 |
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LOCALLY FILMED!
Six Catholic High School teens make a pregnancy pact and decide to raise
the babies together as a family without baby daddies. Once they're all
knocked up, the drama swells and the circle swirls into a vortex of
manipulation, guilt, terror, and love. Shot locally and based on true
events, BUMPS is the new motion picture by award winning Portland filmmaker
Bob Moricz.
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Shows at
9pm
General
Admission
$6
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Aug 6 |
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JOIN THE SANG-FROID RIDING CLUB WITH THIS MOST EXCELLENT 1980's
MOTORCYCLE FILM!
A young motorcyclist takes his wrench-toting friend and his home-made
bike to the big-time European GP races. Surely the underdog of underdogs,
this fellow's up against all odds as he takes on big-name race teams
from all over the world in his effort to grab the cup of glory.
A bit of Top Gun meets 90210 (at least, the hair-styling).
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Shows at
9pm
General
Admission
$6
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Fridays
in July |
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2008
- USA
Darren Lynn Bousman
98 minutes
FEATURING A LIVE
SHADOWCAST ALL
THROUGH JULY!
In the year 2056 - the not so distant future - an epidemic of organ
failures devastates the planet. Out of the tragedy, a savior emerges:
GeneCo, a biotech company that offers organ transplants, for a price.
Those who miss their payments are scheduled for repossession and hunted
by villainous Repo Men. In a world where surgery addicts are hooked
on painkilling drugs and murder is sanctioned by law, a sheltered young
girl searches for the cure to her own rare disease as well as information
about her family's mysterious history. After being sucked into the haunting
world of GeneCo, she is unable to turn back, as all of her questions
will be answered at the wildly anticipated spectacular event: The Genetic
Opera.
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Shows at
11pm
No Show
on 7/24
General
Admission
$8
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Every Sat |
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The Clinton Street Theater and the Rocky Horror Picture Show
30 Years of
Absolute Pleasure!
The Clinton Street Theater has been showing the Rocky Horror Picture
Show every Saturday night (except for foul weather, holidays, etc.)
since April 1978.
Bring your rice, the toast, the G-String, and come on down to the longest
running RHPS in the WORLD!
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Shows at
Midnight
General
Admission
$8
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