Double Feature

They Live

John Carpenter’s sci-fi stunner has never been more politically relevant or smack down, drag-out entertaining as it is now! Working at the peak of his ‘80s prowess, Carpenter is out to chew bubblegum and kick ass, firing on all cylinders to craft a tongue-in-cheek critique on consumer culture. Featuring an all-time great five-and-a-half minute bare-knuckled street brawl, a pounding Alan Howarth score, and more Rowdy Roddy Piper one-liners than WrestleMania V, They Live is paranoid freakout fun that will have you questioning the world around you.

“A fantastically subversive film, a nifty little confection pitting us vs them, the haves vs the have-nots.” – Variety

Josie and the Pussycats

They were three small time girls with big time dreams of taking their band out of the garage and straight to the top. But when fate gives Josie and the Pussycats the chance of a lifetime, they’ll have to carefully navigate the MegaRecords machine in order to stay true to themselves, and to each other, in this mega-entertaining blast of fun and friendship. Rachael Leigh Cook, Rosario Dawson, and Tara Reid headline with Alan Cumming and Parker Posey as the manipulative music executives out for their own gain. Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont direct a sharp, stylish, and very, very funny satire packed with memorable tunes.

“This is one sharp pussycat. Sensationally exuberant, imaginatively crafted and intoxicatingly clever, Josie and the Pussycats shrewdly recycles a trifling curio of 1970s pop-culture kitsch as the linchpin for a freewheeling, candy-colored swirl of adventure, hijinks and prickly satirical barbs.” – Joe Leydon, Variety

“This is still one of the most consistently entertaining films you’re likely to see all summer. Give it a try, you’ll have a blast” – Caroline Westbrook, Empire