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MITTENS AT LUCKY 13 SALOON (21 and Over)

MITTENS AT LUCKY 13 SALOON (21 and Over)

November 11 at 8pm

Lucky 13 Saloon · Gowanus • $$

Independent horror feature Mittens screens at Lucky 13 Saloon, starring Kellin Quinn, Arina Bacigalupo, Bridget Rose Perrotta, and Cassadee Pope. Attendees can watch the film and participate in a post-screening Q&A and photo opportunities with cast and crew.

The Devonsville Terror (1983)

The Devonsville Terror (1983)

November 12 at 9:30pm

Nitehawk Cinema (Williamsburg) · Williamsburg

Directed by Ulli Lommel, the 82-minute feature screens at Nitehawk Cinema as part of The Deuce program.

FLIGHT TO HELL

FLIGHT TO HELL

November 12 at 10pm +2

Spectacle Theater · Williamsburg

Obnoxious inhabitants of a flying casino face an infestation of parasitic bugs in Alvaro Passeri's 2003 film, screening across four dates at Spectacle Theater.

SHOZIN FUKUI TRIBUTE

SHOZIN FUKUI TRIBUTE

November 14 at 7pm (This weekend)

Film Noir Cinema · Greenpoint

Descend into the delirious world of Shozin Fukui, Japan's master of body horror cyberpunk. Film Noir Cinema's tiny screening room is the perfect den for his industrial nightmares.

Cemetery Cinema: Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

Cemetery Cinema: Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

November 21 at 7:30pm (Next weekend)

Coney Island USA · Coney Island

Bela Lugosi as Dracula, Glenn Strange as the monster, and Lon Chaney Jr as the Wolf Man tangle with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in this screening hosted by Baron Misuraca at Coney Island USA, featuring live music by In Flesh and Spirit, a costume contest, discussion, and free popcorn.

A Very Merry Brooklyn

A Very Merry Brooklyn

December 13 at 4pm

St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church · Brooklyn Heights

Ring in the season inside a gorgeous Gothic Revival church, where the Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra and New York Choral Society team up with soprano Amelia Milo for a carol-filled holiday tradition.

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