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SUMMARY:Popcorn Reef Double Feature Movie Night - On Sale Soon!
DESCRIPTION:Doors open at 7 PM – Show starts at 7:30 PM sharp! \nThere will be no delivery of tickets via shipping or email – we’ll simply have your name on the list at the door (plus however many tickets you buy). Please bring your ID for verification purposes to check in. We can check in partial parties too\, so if you’re buying for multiple people and you’re arriving at different times\, don’t worry about it. \n*If you choose to purchase a collectible ticket\, you’ll get yours at the door when you check in. Collectible tickets are intended for show attendees only and are only obtainable by showing up in person the day of the show to pick them up. If you order a collectible ticket without the intention of attending the show\, your order will be canceled. Please send any questions you might have about collectible tickets to eddie@popcornreef.com* \nFor our very first screening at the historic Adams Ave Theater in Normal Heights\, we’ve decided to do a totally radical throwback double feature with the underrated SoCal culture-drenched light horror/comedy SURF II\, and the all-time home video classic THE TOXIC AVENGER. Plus\, we’ve got plenty of vintage trailers to show between the films to make the program complete. \nThe space we have at the Adams Ave Theater to project the films onto is absolutely huge\, and the open nature of the seating and the snack bar will create a unique movie-going experience that we are beyond thrilled about. The ass-kicking concert quality sound system is a major plus too. We can say this without any worry of overhyping things – we guarantee you’ll never get a chance to see SURF II or THE TOXIC AVENGER in an atmosphere like this again. \nIf you’re nerds like us\, you’re already familiar with both of these films\, but in case you’re new to the world of 80’s trash\, please read on to learn more about what we’ve got in store for you on the 22nd. \nSURF II – Released in 1984 – Directed by Randall M. Badat \n***If you were wondering – there is no SURF 1! The title was supposed to be a joke\, but the joke was on the marketing department when the film underperformed in theaters upon its initial release.***  \nSurfing is the only thing to do for high school students Chuck (a young Eric Stoltz in his first starring role) and Bob\, who are in preparation for the big surf competition. However\, their fathers\, sales reps for a new soda named Buzzz Cola\, disapprove of surfing as a whole. \nEverything is going swell until the area’s surfing population start getting kidnapped by Menlo (Eddie Deezen – GREASE\, WARGAMES)\, a vengeful nerd turned mad scientist\, with a particular vengeance aimed at surfers. Using Buzzz Cola\, Menlo has begun turning surfers into brain dead zombies\, with the aid of his assistant\, Sparkle. Can Chuck and Bob thwart his evil master plan in time to save the surfing competition? \n \nTHE TOXIC AVENGER – Released in 1984 – Directed by Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz \nTHE TOXIC AVENGER stands with PINK FLAMINGOS and THE EVIL DEAD as one of the most gleefully offensive “midnight movies” of the twentieth century. With a remake starring Peter Dinklage being released in theaters later this year\, now is a perfect time to revisit the original. \nAmong the residents of Tromaville is Melvin\, a nerdy janitor at the local health club. A gang of thugs devise a cruel hoax that goes horribly wrong and Melvin is cast through a third story window into a vat of toxic waste. However\, an unexpected metamorphosis takes place. As the chemicals take hold of his body\, Melvin turns into the Toxic Avenger\, doer of good\, and brutal mauler of evil! The excitement is non-stop as Toxie sets out to single handedly wipe out the forces of evil that torment the people of Tromaville.
URL:https://adamsavetheater.com/event/popcorn-reef-double-feature-movie-night/2023-04-26/
LOCATION:Adams Ave Theater\, 3325 Adams Avenue\, San Diego\, CA\, 92116\, United States
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SUMMARY:Darren Aronofsky's debut feature PI
DESCRIPTION:A24’s New Restoration of PI on April 26th at Adams Ave Theater\n\nFor our next screening in Normal Heights\, we got our hands on A24’s restoration of Darren Aronofsky’s debut feature PI\, and we’re screening it in San Diego for the first time since its debut. \n\nDoors open at 7 PM – Show starts at 7:30 PM sharp! \nWe’re back\, and with improved movie-watching chairs 😉 \nFor our next screening at the historic Adams Ave Theater\, we got our hands on A24’s stunning new restoration of Darren Aronofksy’s (THE WHALE\, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM\, BLACK SWAN) debut feature\, PI. We are excited to say\, this will be the first screening of the restoration in SD since the one-night Pi-Day IMAX event\, and it will quite possibly be the last chance you’ll get to see it on a big screen. \nPlus\, we have a wonderful short film pre-show from local San Diego filmmakers\, presented by Film Consortium San Diego. If you’re part of the filmmaking community here in San Diego\, come early and stay late so you can enjoy a mix of networking with your peers and a night out at the movies. \nThe short films we will be playing are: \nSNAPP (Director – Ryan Kelly\, 3 min)\nLIFE HAPPENS (Director – James Dubbeldam\, 7 min)\nSUNKEN HOLIDAY (Director – Ryan Kelly\, 8 min) \nJoin us for a night of 8K restorations\, cocktails\, 90s throwback vibes\, paranoid math theories\, and a celebration of local talent\, all at your friendly neighborhood Adams Ave Theater. We’ll see you there! \nPlease Note: \nThere will be no delivery of tickets via shipping or email – we’ll simply have your name on the list at the door (plus however many tickets you buy). Please bring your ID for verification purposes to check in. We can check in partial parties too\, so if you’re buying for multiple people and you’re arriving at different times\, don’t worry about it. \nPI Synposis: \nThe 1998 surrealist psychological thriller stars Sean Gullette as a mathematician who becomes obsessed with searching for patterns in the universe as part of a quest for meaning. Twenty-five years later\, Darren Aronofsky honored Pi’s 25th anniversary with an 8K restoration for IMAX re-release on March 14\, 2023. This is the new restoration of the film we’ll be proud to present at the Adams Ave Theater on April 26th.
URL:https://adamsavetheater.com/event/darren-aronofskys-debut-feature-pi/
LOCATION:Adams Ave Theater\, 3325 Adams Avenue\, San Diego\, CA\, 92116\, United States
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