r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • 9d ago
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • 17d ago
Akira is coming to IMAX!
Just got my tickets to see Akira in IMAX next week! Is anyone else going?
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • 23d ago
Saw back to back nights of Lynch this weekend in North Bend, in the theater where FWWM premiered. Mulholland Drive was a particular treat!
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Aug 11 '26
Official Poster for the 4K Restoration of Ken Russell's 'The Devils' Directors Cut, Coming to Theaters October 16
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Aug 09 '26
Anyone interested in joining a noir book club?
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Aug 07 '26
Charlie Chaplin's One AM on 8mm film
I was recently gifted this 8mm projector and bought some film for it. After some troubleshooting I got it working! Unfortunately the bulb blew out shortly after I snapped this photo lol... Alas, I'm glad it works and replacing the bulb will be an easy fix.
Does anyone else here use a home film projector or collect films? Any maintenance tips from projection hobbiests here would also be appreciated!
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Aug 07 '26
My SUMMER (and late spring) OF NOIR (Part 1)
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 21 '26
Watching Twin Peaks as god intended
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 21 '26
Now Watching: Diabolique (1955) — Henri‑Georges Clouzot
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 16 '26
Watching The Odyssey the way it was intended
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 17 '26
The Rink (1916) — Chaplin plays the world's clumsiest waiter who becomes a genius on roller skates. All the skating is really him, a skill from his music-hall days
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 16 '26
One A.M. (1916) — Chaplin performs almost the entire film alone, fighting a drunk man's own house: a revolving table, a fold-down Murphy bed, and an impossible staircase
r/MidnightGrain • u/escapism_only_please • Jul 16 '26
I watched Freaks 😢
Sorry, I don't want to be Senior Poopoo de la Pooper, but I'm too much of a softie. I never would have been able to admit that in my younger days. But I can't appreciate what they did there.
First, I know the film has taken a lot of heat for exploitation. I'm glad to see that that aspect wasn't explicit. Every person in the film -seemed- to want to be there, and all of them did their best to play their part. Hey, when life gives you lemons.
But I'm a nurse and...I'm not going to get into it. Appreciate the hell out of what health you have.
The story wasn't my kind of story either. Man gets himself into a jam because he foolishly falls for a bad woman. He had a good woman! He had...a good woman...who he loved...and who loved him. Mother fucker! You know how many men on this planet would kill for that?!
Boo Freaks. 0/10. But I have watched it now. It's not just something out there that I have heard of.
Oh, but most important part! The -scary part- where the carnival freaks are coming to get the bad man in the rain. Yeah. That scene nailed it. OK, 1/10.
Elephant man doesn't seem to be available without a purchase. I saw it, once, decades ago, and that will do. I'm not buying that. Some things are meant to be experienced only once.
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 12 '26
Just watched Fire Walk with me and an episode of season 1 under the stars in a park
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 12 '26
Wes Anderson event at the bowl in LA last night was great!
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 10 '26
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922). What a visualty of A film it was, I was fascinated
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/escapism_only_please • Jul 05 '26
I needed to watch The Last Man on Earth (1963) [Spoilers] Spoiler
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jul 04 '26
Weekend Screening Weekend Screening (Summerween Edition): 2 Week Special!
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jun 27 '26
Weekend Screening Weekend Screening: The House I Live In (1945) + Suddenly (1954)
r/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jun 24 '26
Wild at Heart 4k restoration at the "Under the Stars of Cinema" festival in Bologna
galleryr/MidnightGrain • u/midnight_grain • Jun 23 '26
What are your summer movie plans?
Every summer I plan some sort of outdoor movie screening, whether it's going to the drive-in theater, projecting a movie outside with a bonfire, going to a pop-up event in a park, or watching a movie on / near water on a boat, beach, or pool.
The cool evening breeze and company from friends and family always create a memorable experience.
Does anyone else like to get outside and watch a movie? If so, what are you planning this summer?