Jeffery E Petrone
@eatinglimes
Autistic, Nonbinary (They/Them), & Asexual Film Lover In NJ
yesterday, I put the focus on Joseph W. Sarno & watched 4 of his films. there truly is something highly rewarding about seeing a filmmaker like Joe Sarno's work on the big screen and projected on analog film, in this case on 35mm film for the last 2 films of the day at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social
Two posters I'll be giving away on July 25th. Interestingly, a trailer for "Moonlighting Wives" (1966) played somewhat recently at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social. It was at a Gap Grindhouse night, which I sponsored like this "The Films Of Joseph W. Sarno" series.
Not strawberries, but this post inspired me to pick some raspberries.
I'll be at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social tomorrow, July 11th, for the first, of two, double bills this month focused on "The Films Of Joseph W. Sarno". The show is scheduled to start at 10:15pm. I'll be giving away Sarno lobby cards to the first 3 people who ask me for one. $15 a ticket. #filmsky
Coming to the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social this July, a film series focused on the work of Joe Sarno.
What a wonderful night at the @mahoningdit.bsky.social. Got to see "The Sinister Urge" (1960) on 35mm.
Love SWV & definitely can't wait for the Something Weird Video event at the @mahoningdit.bsky.social on July 3rd this year. I got this VHS of a 1966 film on eBay recently. #filmsky
Finally got a copy of the @vinsyn.bsky.social Lost Picture Show box set in, looking forward to watching the Joe Sarno film included.
Photo from earlier in the evening. There appears to be some technical issues behind the scenes, unfortunately, but hopefully those are resolved soon.
Watched my second Jerald Intrator flick today, the first was much better and released the same year. But certainly "Eve Or The Apple?" (1962) was a delight to watch, especially with the shorts & trailers included on the SWV vhs release I have. "Satan In High Heels" (1962) was the first. #filmsky
From 06/05/26 before the Gap Grindhouse vol. 3 got started at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social. The trailers really blew me away, especially "The Face With Two Left Feet" (1979). The three movies shown that night were: "Hot & Bothered" (1974), "The Teasers" (1975), & "At Last, At Last" (1975). 1/1
Stacey Walker eats fruit. Now watching a costume nudie from David F. Friedman. The cinematography is by László Kovács and Peter Perry Jr. directed it. Stacey Walker was also in the Friedman classic "A Smell Of Honey, A Swallow Of Brine" (1966) by director Byron Mabe, cinematography by Kovács also.
At the intersection of my fascination with Boxoffice International Pictures and the desire to see more of Sande N. Johnsen's directed films.
I tried to watch that movie, but somehow "Wham-Bam, Thank You Spaceman!" (1974) played instead.
Now watching "Joe Bullet" (1973), a blaxploitation film made in South Africa with an all black cast. It's quite the film.
Here's the recent @vinsyn.bsky.social Archive release of "Faces Of Death" (1978).
Another interesting mix of movies. Late Boris Karloff oddity included as a bonus film on a Harry Novak presents dvd from Something Weird. Then two rewatches, a somewhat lesser known Herschell Gordon Lewis film and a Jack Nicholson directed western picture. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday #filmsky
Love that flash cameo from Harland Sanders in "Blast-Off Girls" (1967) #filmsky