Sundays on Fire III: A New Beginning!
Now extended until the END OF 2025 for your viewing pleasure, on the second Sunday of every month, at high noon, Subway Cinema teams up with the Nitehawk Prospect Park to deliver a 35mm print of a Hong Kong classic. We don’t tell you the title until it appears on the screen, but 2025’s line-up is all killer, no filler. We’re showing several stone cold classics that never play anywhere, and some movies so obscure you’d be hard-pressed to find them even on laserdisc. We don’t know how we got these prints either! Next up…
Sunday, 9/14 @ 12pm
Stylish as the as the 70's and mean as a snake, this flick is the diseased mutant love child of Orson Welles’ Lady From Shanghai and Touch of Evil as a corrupt cop tries to keep it all together during one long, dark, horrible, blood-slimed night. A haunted house full of unseen gangland bosses and spooky headless corpses, everyone thinks they're king of the world, because they don't know any better, but the more they learn, the more they freak out, and as corpses and bags of money start appearing in all the wrong places it's clear that they're just rats in a sack, tearing each other up while someone on the outside shakes them up and down. The question is who? This is film noir at its most stressed out.