From: solans@gmail-removethisifyou'renotaspammer-.com
THE MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN ON THE 29th, NOT THE 28. SORRY FOR THE MISTAKE.
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FOL wrote:
> THIS HALLOWEEN: MONSTERS! Reptilian, Simian and ... Human
>
> Saturday, October 29 at 3:30 PM
> "King Kong vs. Godzilla"
> Starring Michael Keith, James Yagi, Tadao Takashima
> (1964 - 91 mins - Color)
> Two of the most famous oversized, stomp-em, crush-em monsters in movie
> history are pitted against each other in this campy classic from Japan's
> Toho studios. This is the American version - the one we all grew up
> watching on TV - dubbed into English and with scenes starring an
> American actor added. It's a must-see for fans of the famous Japanese
> series (one of the longest running franchises in film history) and a lot
> of campy fun and action for everyone!
>
> Saturday, October 29 at 7 PM
> "Godzilla"
> (The Restored Original Version, In Japanese With English Subtitles)
> Starring Akira Takarada, Kin Sugai, Takashi Shimura. Directed by Ishiro
> Honda.
> (1954 - 98 mins - B&W)
> One of the longest-running series in film history began with Ishiro
> Honda's grim allegory for the devastation wrought on Japan by the atomic
> bomb. A gigantic mutant dinosaur is awakened from the bottom of the sea
> and wreaks havoc and destruction on Japan. The original, Japanese
> version is chilling, despite less than perfect man-in-a-suit special
> effects, and treats its serious theme sensitively, yet includes some
> dark, Dr. Strangelove-esque humor. Most Americans, however, have only
> seen the American cut - which edited out 40 minutes of the original,
> inserted new, Hollywood footage starring a pre-Perry Mason Raymond Burr,
> and has one of the most famously bad dub-into-English jobs in movie
> history. The restored Godzilla may take a little getting used to for
> audiences raised on the U.S. cut, it will be worth it.
>
> Saturday, October 29 at 9:15 PM
> "Masque of the Red Death" -
> Starring Vincent Price, Hazel Court, Jane Asher, David Weston. Directed
> by Roger Corman
> (1964 - 90 mins - Color)
> This is one of those movies that left an indelible impression on those
> who saw it when it premiered. This was due to Vincent Price's thoroughly
> chilling performance, very effective cinematography and what was, for
> its time, a rather racy scene of the heroine in a bathtub. This all
> holds up remarkably well decades later. Masque of the Red Death was one
> of a series of adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe stories, but unlike many
> of the others, this film has little or no camp in it, and instead played
> the story straight for unsettling chills. During a devastating
> 12th-century plague called "The Red Death," the decadent,
> devil-worshipping Prince Prospero holds court over a bizarre masked
> ball. Two innocent peasants manage to escape intact, but they go through
> the torments of the Damned to do so.
>
> Admission for each screening is $6 for Adults; $4 for Seniors and
> Children aged 12 and under. Combo ticket of $10 Adult / $6 Senior &
> Child for 2 screenings; $15 / $10 for a super combo of all 3 screenings
> - get a FREE popcorn with the purchase of each super combo ticket.
>
> The Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre presents its classic films on a 50
> foot wide screen using carbon arc illumination for the brightest,
> whitest light.
>
> The Loew's Jersey Theatre, located at 54 Journal Square, Jersey City, is
> easily reached by car or mass transit from throughout the Metropolitan
> Area.
>
> Discount off-street parking is now available in the adjoining Square
> Ramp Garage. Patrons present a coupon as they exit the garage. Coupon
> provided at our box office.
>
> For directions or additional information, call (201) 798-6055 or visit
> www.loewsjersey.org
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