Gremlins Night in NY

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Nothing like Christmas to bring on the holiday cheer, and in some cases, even a killer screening or two to remind us what Christmas is all about: Christmas-themed movies. And more specifically, horror-themed Christmas movies. There are a few traditional films every year I try to partake in, and now thanks to Summer Camp Cinema, I can knock 2 off my list in one shot!

On Saturday, December 26th, Summer Camp Cinema in New York is rocking a special holiday double feature starting at 11pm. The films? GREMLINS followed by SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT! Talk about the ultimate horror-filled holiday double feature!

A double feature like that, presented in glorious 35mm at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington, NY, doesn’t come around too often. Almost makes me wish I lived in New York, cause I would totally hit this shit up, yo! And for $12 a ticket, you can’t really go wrong.

For more information on this killer Christmas double-feature, like the wheres and the whats if you’re in the area and want to check it out, click HERE, and set time aside to hit that shit up this Saturday night!

Source: Official Site

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