"PUNK
GRRRL"
TRIPLE
FEATURE
Friday, March 10th, 2006
at
The Castro
Movie theatre
in
San Francisco,
CA
Thanx to all of you who came out to the Roller-Disco Triple Feature last month! It not only was a huge success (it really was difficult finding a seat!), I've never been with such an appreciative & enthusiastic crowd in all my movie-going life! (Cell-phones are the new lighters!)
7:30pm -
VALLEY
GIRL
Directed by Martha Coolidge
Containing: Nicolas Cage, Deborah Foreman, Elizabeth Daily, Michael Bowen, Cameron Dye.
Our Punk
Grrrl Triple
Feature begins
with Martha
Coolidge's
under-appreciated
New Wave
love story.
A Valley
girl (Foreman)
falls for
a punk (Cage)
but has to
choose between
her stuck-up
Val-friends
and true
punk love
in this pre-John
Hughes T&A
classic.
Nicolas Cage
gives one
of his most
sincere performances
while singer
Elizabeth
Daily steals
the show
with her
bo-dacious
bod! 93min.
35mm.
playing with...
9:45pm
THE LEGEND OF BILLIE JEAN
Directed by Matthew Robbins
Containing:
Helen
Slater,
Christian
Slater,
Keith
Gordon,
Richard
Bradford,
Peter
Coyote.
This
Joan
of
Arc
analogy
is
one
of
the
most
overlooked
films
of
the
eighties!
Defending
herself
from
being
raped,
17
year-old
Billie
Jean
(Helen
Slater)
cuts
her
hair
punk,
rips
up
her
girly
clothes
and
runs
away
from
home,
bringing
along
her
little
brother
(played
by
an
unknown
Christian
Slater).
With
the
police
hot
on
their
trail,
teenagers
from
every
city
help
hide
the
two
runaways
and
in
return,
Billie
Jean
inspires
them
to
stand
up
against
abusive
adults.
You
will
be
chanting
Pat
Benatar's
Invincible-anthem
all
the
way
home!
(Not
on
DVD)
1985.
93min.
35mm.
playing with...
11:59pm
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN,
THE
FABULOUS
STAINS-![](images/pg_3.jpg)
Directed by Lou Adler
Containing:
Diane
Lane,
Ray
Winstone,
Peter
Donat,
David
Clennon,
Laura
Dern.
"We're
not
gonna
take
it!" This
landmark
80's
punk
classic
co-written
by
Jonathan
Demme,
obviously
sparked
the "riot-grrrl" movement
of
the
early-90's,
yet
somehow
the
film
has
never
been
released
on
vhs
or
DVD.
An
all-girl
punk
band
(featuring
Diane
Lane & Laura
Dern)
run
away
from
home,
stick
it
to
the
male-dominated
punk
scene,
and
then
find
themselves
in
the
middle
of
the
media-crazed
world
they
had
hated
in
the
first
place. 1981.
87min.
35mm.
NOTE:
This
is
the
last
print
in
existence
from
Paramount
of
this
subversive
and
utterly
devastating
look
at
personal
revolutions
and
selling-out
to
the
mainstream
and
may
be
the
final
theatrical
screening.
Miss
this… and
cry.
(Not
on
DVD
at
time
of
screening)
If you've never heard of this film go to www.fabulousstains.com/video/stains-behindthemovie.mov.
This 10 minute documentary will get you totally excited about the film.
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