MAY 2016

A Well Hung Dude: Sammo Hung Martial Arts Mayhem

Sammo Hung is a pivotal figure in the Hong Kong New wave. He's an amazing choreographer, director, producer, actor and exceptional martial artist.

May 3rd: Pedicab Driver
May 10th: Dragons Forever
May 18th (Wednesday): Eastern Condors
May 24th: Heart of Dragon
May 31st: Wheels on Meals

APRIL 26th 2016

Death Lends a Hand & Columbo Goes To College

Robert Culp as high-end private eye who kills a woman who wouldn't accept his offer of blackmail and becomes involved in the investigation of the very murder he committed...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068397/

Stephen Caffrey (a poor man's Jonathan Silverman) and Gary Hershberger (Mike Nelson from Twin Peaks) kill their college professor when he threatens to expose and expel them for plagiarism... 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099289/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

APRIL 19th 2016

A Stitch in Crime & Try And Catch Me

Leonard Nimoy as an evil top surgeon who murders his nurse because she knows too much about some evil shit he's into...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069900/

Ruth Gordon as a successful mystery writer who takes revenge on the man she suspects killed her favorite niece...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075866/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

APRIL 12th 2016

Columbo: Any Old Port in a Storm

Donald Pleasence as a wine snob who murders his playboy brother in a fit of rage...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069901/?ref_=ttep_ep2

APRIL 5th 2016

Columbo: Publish or Perish

Jack Cassidy as a publisher who murders his star pulp writer (played by Mickey Spillane) using a weirdo bomb expert dude as his patsy...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071349/?ref_=ttep_ep5

APRIL 2016

Columbo (Aaron Olson Guest Programmer)

In celebration of my birth (April 1, 1985) I have been bestowed the honor of curating Movienight for the entirety of April. I hereby deem this month COLUMBO MONTH!

Yes, the T.V. show Columbo is what we will be watching every Tuesday night this month. It really wasn't so much a T.V. show as it was a series of T.V. movies -- ranging in length from 72 minutes to 100 minutes each -- so I consider it to fit.

Why Columbo? Because I love it! Why do I love it? Well, there are too many reasons to list here... But if you come to Movie Night I promise I'll gladly discuss the show's merits (though I think it'll speak for it self).

April 5th: Publish or Perish

April 12th: Any Old Port in a Storm

April 19th: A Stitch in Crime & Try and Catch Me

April 26th: Death Lends a Hand & Columbo Goes To College