Rated: NR    Runtime: 100/67min
I STILL WAKE UP DREAMING! Impossibly RARE B-Noirs from the notorious shadow factories of Hollywood’s Poverty Row curated by Elliot Lavine.

Double Feature. 2 films. One low price!

WED MAY 19:

THE RED HOUSE

This mesmerizing low-budget noir thriller about the eerie events taking place at a lonely farmhouse will very likely haunt your dreams with its potent mixture of sexual frustration and darkly disturbing psychological secrets. The unforgettable musical score is by Miklos Rosza and Bert Glennon provides the superb cinematography. Starring Edward G. Robinson, Judith Anderson, Lon McAllister, Allene Roberts, Rory Calhoun, and Julie London. Directed by Delmer Daves. In B&W. 16mm. 100 mins. 1947. WED at 8:00 only.

SIDESHOW

Another extremely obscure B noir from the depths of Poverty Row! Treasury agents on the trail of international jewel smugglers infiltrate a seedy carnival where they think their quarry have taken refuge. The unusual milieu of this tale makes for fascinating viewing. For those who like their noir on the rare side, this may well be your cup of meat! Starring Don McGuire, Tracey Roberts, John Abbott, Eddie Quillan, and Iris Adrian. Directed by Jean Yarbrough. In B&W. 16mm. 67 mins. 1950. WED at 6:40 and 9:50.

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