The DukeFest 35MM Trailer Party

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Here’s the full list of every trailer we played at the 35MM Trailer Party – Wednesday 29 June, 2016 at The Prince Charles Cinema, London. All titles are linked to their IMDb pages if you want more into on them. Big thanks to Just from FilmBar70 and Joe from Aorta Burst Film Club for joining us on the night!

The Duke Mitchell Film Club – Reel

Across 110th Street (1972)

April Fool’s Day (1986)

The Hidden (1987)

Firewalker (1986)

Ghost Story (1981)

Halloween / Assault On Precinct 13 – Double Bill Trailer (197?)

Roadhouse 66 (1985)

Freebie And The Bean (1974)

Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982)

Cigarette Burns Cinema -Reel

Booby Trap (1970)

Arnold (1973)

The Fifth Floor (1978)

Escort Girls (1974)

Lipstick (1976)

Streets Of Fire (1984)

Strip Nude For Your Killer (1975)

Who Fears The Devil (1972)

Pretty Baby (1978)

Manhunter (1986)

FilmBar70 – Reel

Tales Of The Bizarre (1970)

Obsession (1976)

Unman, Wittering And Zigo (1971)

Point Blank (1967)

Martin (1977)

The Evictors / Island Of Death – Double Bill Trailer (197?)

Reptilicus (1961)

Ben (1972)

Juggernaut (1974)

The Driver (1978)

Breathless (1983)

Aorta Burst Film Club – Reel

Mannequin (1987)

Wizards Of The Lost Kingdom (1985)

Revenge Of The Cheerleaders (1976)

Hamburger: The Motion Picture (1986)

Conquest (1983)

King Kong Lives (1986)

Eliminators (1986)

The Traveling Executioner (1970)

Surf Ninjas (1993)

Night Of The Trailers – Reel

The Gravy Train (1974)

Pardon My Blooper (1974)

Ride In A Pink Car (1974)

The Winner Of 10 Academy Awards (1977)

The Amsterdam Kill (1977)

Clay Pigeon (1971)

Uptight (1968)

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Grindhouse Cinemas are back on 42nd Street, sort of…

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Before heading to Philly for Cinedelphia I stopped off in New York for a few days, this was my first time back in the city for a few years and of course I took a walk down 42nd Street. What I found was something that really made my day, in the simplest way possible the grindhouse cinemas were back on the street, at least in picture form. Yes covering a section of work boarding was a nearly life size photo recreation of what the street looked like back in 1987, complete with a series of incredible theatre marquees. I still don’t fully understand why this was there, now that the street has been cleaned up so much I can’t tell if this is meant to show you how bad the street was, or if it’s a wistful look back to all the character that used to infuse the area.  Either way it was so great to stumble on, watch the video below and take a look at the pictures to get a slice of the 42nd Street experience.

And if you like the picture you can actually get a print from the original via Battman Studios right here. Only $25 and it’s 5-feet long, which seems like a great deal!

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An update on The Duke!

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Hello everyone, we wanted to let you know that we’ve decided to part ways with our current venue, this takes effect immediately which means our 100th night was our last time there.

But it’s not the end of The Duke, we’re going to take a break and concentrate on DukeFest which is still scheduled to take place in the last week of June. We’re looking for a new venue now which we’ll use for two of the festival nights; we’ll let you know in due course what’s happening with that.

We’ve also got several other events which we should be taking part in over the Summer, so there’s still lots going on. After that we’ll look into getting a permanent new home and taking things from there.

As always thank you all so much for your support and for always coming along to check out what we’re showing, we couldn’t do it without you!

Evrim & Alex.