Congrats to Amber and Randall for guessing this Tuesday’s movie. Haven’t seen it, looking forward to this epic.

Solaris, This Tuesday@2-ish @The Fiesta 13.

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Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13. A bit of a gimmick of a movie that unfolds with one shot (four hidden cuts) in real time. Two men kill a classmate and hide him in a trunk. Jimmy Stewart figures it out.

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This movie shows up on most lists of great Sci-Fi films. From 1972, this Russian movie was remade into a terrible American version with George Clooney.

It’s playing this Tuesday @2-ish @The Fiesta 13.

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Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13. Not the biggest Abbott & Costello fan, but this is their best. The template on how to do horror-comedy. A pleasant surprise and one of the bests.

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The Management’s favorite noir, Out of The Past, Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13. The best Mitchum performance, Jane Greer, Kirk Douglas, great elliptical writing and all the classic noir elements. This one’s a must see for those interested in noir.

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The Monster-Palooza is back with diminishing returns. Drac, Frank, Wolfie and others meet up again. You can see it @The Fiesta 13.

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Boy, March 28, 1968 was quite a day @The Fiesta 13. You see, this was the first time a woman was a Voice From The Future. Since the first short showed at The Fiesta 13, the 1902 Short A Trip to The Moon, movies have been playing with weird voices commenting on the movie or even as shadows in the corner. The references were strange, taking about people and things never heard before. Old Man Blaine kept the whole process quiet, so how did movies come with Voices From The Future? No one knows.

Not until 1989, did The Fiesta 13 figure out the Voices from The Future were really Mystery Science Theater 3000, Rifftrax and Cinematic Titanic episodes.

Now, The Fiesta 13 can now announce we can show ANY MST3K, ANY RIFFTRAX, ANY CINEMATIC TITANIC, plus hundreds of other Voices From The Future material.

That’s over 1,100 RIFFED ITEMS! Over 560 RIFFED MOVIES!

Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13!

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And watch Emily and The ‘Bots riff The Bat Woman this Friday @The Gizmoplex online or schedule a time @The Fiesta 13.

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Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mad Doctor & Igor: Everybody is in this one. Overstuffed, U Betcha Ya! But you can’t complain about lack of monsters. See it anytime-ish@The Fiesta 13.

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The lauded Frankenstein Versus Wolf Man fight doesn’t happen until the end of the movie when they, are once again, burning down the Laboratory. Bela Lugosi is Frankenstein’s Monster. Why?

See Frankenstein Versus The Wolf Man Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13 in Blaine, Ne. Contact tessa@gebryan.com to become a Fiesta 13 Patron. It’s Free. Get perks and free stuff even if you never see a movie.

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Is Uncle Charley The Merry Widower Killer or Not? That’s the central question behind Alfred Hitchcock’s Shadow of A Doubt. Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13. 1080P, improved sound and so on.

The Management rewatched this one over the weekend, a solid Hitchcock entry. Joesph Cotton does a great job switching between charming and nefarious. One surprising aspect, The Management tended to agree with Uncle Charley’s worldview. The world IS terrible. There isn’t much meaning in this world. But instead of possibly being a murderer, The Management says enjoy this terrible life. The Happy Nihilist Club, laughing in the face of The Void.

Life is short. Watch a pointless movie @The Fiesta 13. Contact tessa@gebryan.com for more information.

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Early American Hitchcock. A factory worker is wrongly accused of burning down a factory in this political thriller. In 4K. Anytime-ish @ The Fiesta 13

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This week Stop-Motion Animation Tuesday @2-ish. Phil Tippett’s 30 Year in the Making Mad God and Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox. It’s always something @The Fiesta 13. Blaine, Ne.

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The Frankenstein of Frankenstein Movies. Lon Cheney Jr. as The Monster. No Boris. New Doctor. What is going on? Find out Anytime-ish @The Fiesta 13 & See The Ghost of Frankenstein in 1080P, etc. etc.

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