Sundays on Fire V: More Movies! More Mayhem!
Holy cow! It’s still running! Now in its 5th year, 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 we had to dig deep for 2026’s line-up so you’re getting some of the most obscure, rarely screened, and most jaw-dropping Hong Kong classics on 35mm, and the next movie screens…
Sunday 10/4 @ 12pm noon
NOTE: There are naked people in this movie. And sex. And blood. Not for normal children.
It’s October, and that means it’s time for a horror movie, and have we found a fun one for you! Hopped up on hair metal, veins flowing with bright red karo syrup, and witchiness on its mind, this black magic movie comes at you like a half-naked hillbilly with a meat cleaver in both hands. Made for a couple of bucks but compensating for its low budget with a high energy, sugar-rush filmmaking style, it’s all thrash guitars and nightmarish non sequiturs in this story of enchanted worms and an evil (or maybe just misunderstood) wizard stomping out Hong Kongers like cockroaches. Oozing with hungry ghost hex, faceful-of-needles hex, kill-your-family hex, and softcore group-sex hex this movie’s moral? Leave Hong Kong and die.