Cinespia Has revealed in the August lineup for its annual summer screening series at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. For a year that has seen consistently sold out shows of films such as “Clueless”, “Blue Velvet” and “Showgirls,” Among other classics, the Los Angeles Cinematic Touchstone will provide more favorite and cult favorites ranging from the 60s to the ’00s.
Rolan starts with ”Points” that recently received a new 4K restoration Last year – August 2 Stars Adrenaline Rush 1991 Keanu Reeves as an FBI agent Undercover and Patrick Swayze as a Zen Outlaw. Then, on August 9, enjoy a “Full Moon Slumber Party” at LA’s Starsta cemetery with a double function of two creepy girls, starting with 1987’s “The Lost Boys” and ended with “An American werewolf in London”, the scary radiator in 1981.
August 16, give Cinespia your best blue steel and go with Ben Stiller on the track 2001 ”Zoolander. “Then beat back to 1960 and grandfather to all Slasher movies, Alfred Hitchcocks”Psycho“Screening on August 23 – maybe even bring mom.
“We have set up a month with unforgettable stories that have stood the test of the time,” said Cinespia founder John Wyatt in a statement. “These films are not just fan favorites, but cultural Pekstenar intended to be shared and celebrated among other fans under an open night sky.”
Earlier this month, Wyatt spoke to indieWire If the special meaning Cinespia-a 24-year-old local institution-has taken on the wake of the devastating January LA fires.
“I think we who are Angelinos, feel a possession, a territorial character against our business, and when we play these films, many of which shot a lot in LA, it feels like ours. And this is our thing,” Wyatt said.
Wyatt continued to explain that he was growing up in Pacific Palisades, one of the hardest hit the communities from the disaster and that his entire neighborhood – including his mother’s home – was gone.
“My mom is still without a house right now,” he said. “I just felt that everyone really needed to meet, and they wanted to meet at Cinespia, because that’s where we watch our favorite movies in Los Angeles.”
For tickets and information, visit Cinespia website. Tickets are still available for several July shows, including “Top Gun” on July 4 and “La La Land” on July 5, both of which will have a special fireworks. “It” will take over the cemetery on July 12, “Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion” will be shown on July 19 and “The Addams Family” will participate in July 26.
