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This Saturday:
We’ll again plaster you with disaster this weekend as we present “Fire!” from 1977. Produced by the Master of Disaster himself, Irwin Allen, this is a fun film that documents what life is like here in the rural parts of California during fire season.
This Saturday:
We’ll present “Trilogy of Terror” from 1975. Karen Black plays a triple threat in this horror anthology. It’s like she decided to audition for one horror film, and the casting director said, “Here’s two more.” The film is a true showcase of Karen Black’s acting range as well as her ability to scream and run.

This Saturday:
We have yet another sky-high thriller in store for you: “Mayday at 40,000 Feet” from 1976 is a wonderfully terrifying film with an all-star cast. As a commercial flight faces a life-threatening emergency at 40,000 feet, passengers and crew must work together to survive.
This Saturday:
We’ll be running “Gargoyles” from 1972 again. It’s been a few years since we last presented this old gem. Basically, an anthropologist and his annoying daughter hassle a small tribe of gargoyle-people minding their own business in the American southwest. The gargoyles aren’t up for this annoyance again and will have none of it.
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This Saturday:
Summer is the time for swimwear, vacations, sunblock and heavy equipment moving dirt. And that’s what we’ll serve up this Saturday – “Killdozer” from 1974. This is a great movie. Well, maybe not a “great” movie, but it’s a notch or two above good.

This Saturday:
We’ll take in an amazing 3D movie that which sadly won’t be served to you in 3D. The classic sci-fi romp “The Maze” (1953) is sure to leave audiences delightfully befuddled. Get ready for a-maze-ing twists and turns that’ll have you scratching your head and laughing all the way to the exit.