Coming Attractions

The WPFS has been holding back. You just wait.
The year of 2009 is going to be a milestone year.
You just wait. I'm talking.....
The Ringwald and Molly Show
The Blood Car
The Astral Dog Mini Film Festival
The Psycho Awards

Oh man......I can see it now.

Russ Meyer Appreciation Night

Russ Meyer had a camera and he knew that some men love
big women. Big women with large breasts. Large breasted women. Russ Meyer's films are filled with voluptuous Amazonian women. Sadly, Russ has passed away and we hope that he is in Breast Heaven.
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! is one of his masterpieces.
Killer Go-Go dancers. Fast cars. Hunky beefcake.

Great night back in DC

I want to personally thank all that came out last night to our opening at The Meeting Place. Dolemite is a most excellent film when shared with a mixed audience. I wanted to have a Boom Mike Drinking Game but it was our first night and I wasn't sure if it's legal or not.
Hopefully, the cackling woman won't be there next week.
Thanks to Roberto for letting us use the space.

The WPFS Back in DC with Dolemite

Hey Kids! Don't forget we've moved back to D.C. and we moved back to Tuesday nights at 8:00p.m. Our new location is The Meeting Place 1707 L street N.W. That's between Connecticut Avenue and 16th street. One block above K street N.W. Just around the corner of Farragut North on the Orange Line. The buses to get there are the S2 and S4's on 16th st. and the 42 bus on Connecticut Ave.

Tonight we present to you Dolemite starring the late Rudy Ray Moore.

As usual, it's a free screening but we do ask for donations. Plus there's a great $3 beer happy hour.

Special free movie screening tonight

There will be a free screening of the independent feature motion picture (drama,
R) "Sleeping and Waking" this coming Thursday,
Nov. 13, 7PM, at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, 545 7th
Street, SE (7th & G Streets, SE) Washington, DC 20003 (2
blocks south of the Eastern Market Metro Station
(orange/blue lines). www.chaw.org/about_location.php3
There will be a discussion with the director of photography
afterwards.
Seating is limited to the first 50 who RSVP to:
herald_square@yahoo.com.
If you are interested, please let me know.
Thanks,
Jeff"

Sextette......MMMMMMMMMMmm!

Timothy Dalton sings " Love Will Keep Us Together" to Mae West. That folks, is cinematic history.

Keith Moon and Alice Cooper in the same movie with Regis Philbin .....wwwwhat!? Yes!

Put them all together with a few song and dance numbers and you've got 'Sextette'. From the play of the same name and written by Mae West. How can this not be a great movie...huh!?

The WPFS presents this at the Arlington Cinema Drafthouse before our big move back to D.C.
Weds Night at 8:30 p.m. FREE (donation suggested)

Free Movie Screening

Hey Folks! There is a free screening this Thursday. Here's the info:
There will be a free screening of the independent feature motion picture (drama,
R) "Sleeping and Waking" this coming Thursday,
Nov. 13, 7PM, at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, 545 7th
Street, SE (7th & G Streets, SE) Washington, DC 20003 (2
blocks south of the Eastern Market Metro Station
(orange/blue lines). www.chaw.org/about_location.php3
There will be a discussion with the director of photography
afterwards.
Seating is limited to the first 50 who RSVP to:
herald_square@yahoo.com.
If you are interested, please let me know.
Thanks,
Jeff"

Tonight on Turner Classic Movies

2:00 AM	Trip, The (1967)
	A young man drops acid in search of help with his troubled emotional life. Cast: Peter Fonda, Susan Strasberg, Bruce Dern. Dir: Roger Corman. C-79 mins, , CC, Letterbox Format
3:30 AM	Psych-Out (1968)
	A deaf girl gets mixed up in drugs and free love while searching for her missing brother. Cast: Susan Strasberg, Dean Stockwell, Jack Nicholson. Dir: Richard Rush. C-89 mins, , Letterbox Format

King Kong vs Godzilla

Geeyaya! Godzilla is sleeping it off on an iceberg and wakes up
pissed. King Kong is living like a king on Kong Island. No problem
here. Some businessmen decide to kidnap Kong and pair him up with Godzilla. Big problem. Now that the election is over. Let's see how a real election would have been fought if both contestants were wearing rubber suits and had to duke it out. Not so tough, eh!?