Calling all film dorks!!
Or, at least the ones in the Chicago area. I'm interested in starting some kind of film club, to informally gather and watch selected titles, perhaps discussing them after. I'd want to include a wide range of movies; exploitation, euro-sleaze, horror, cult, lost classic, pyschotronic, camp, experimental, underground, whatever. If you live in the Chicago area and have any interest, leave a comment or e-mail me at address included in my profile. Thanks, Jason.Labels: alternative cinema, chicago, cult movies, movie club
posted by Jason M Cutler @ Sunday, January 21, 2007
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