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DRIVE-IN SATURADAY A Slice Of Life?

What do Night Of The Living Dead, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Pink Flamingos have in common? Besides being el trasho flicks, all three got new life by bejng revived for midnight shows at the Waverly—a Greenwich Village movie theatre where the films are as out of focus as the brains of the people in the audience.

December 1, 1978
Edouard Dauphin

DRIVE_IN SATURADAY A Slice Of Life?

Edouard Dauphin

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What do Night Of The Living Dead, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Pink Flamingos have in common? Besides being el trasho flicks, all three got new life by bejng revived for midnight shows at the Waverly—a Greenwich Village movie theatre where the films are as out of focus as the brains of the people in the audience.

Martin, a modern day vampire story set in a Pittsburgh suburb (don't ask!), is the newest of the late night Waverly wonders. Judging from the shrieks of the zombies in the theater and the frequency of vomiting in the lobby, it's one of the scariest and most revolting things to hit New York since the last Elvis Costello concert.

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