My girlfriend and I made our first trip out to Cinema 16:9 last fall for a Troll 2/Best Worst Movie double-feature (the former of which we would see again shortly […]
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Category: Features
A screening room fit for a mayor?
On the eve of yesterday’s Primary, I joined the Philadelphia Film Society and about 20 other attendees for a screening of Philadelphia in the mayor’s screening room. I was expecting […]
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Lansdowne’s Cinema 16:9
The historic Lansdowne Theater opened on June 1, 1927 with the silent film Knockout Riley. It served as the Philadelphia suburb’s primary source for cinema until 1987 when, during a […]
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Philadelphia-area drive-in theaters
The lovely home to the left is located in Riverton, NJ, a small town about 10 miles north of Camden. It was here that Richard M. Hollingshead, Jr. invented the […]
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Exhumed Films’ eX-Fest
Exhumed Films’ first (annual?) eX-Fest has come and gone and man was it sleazy. For the uninitiated/uninterested, eX-Fest was twelve hours of 70’s exploitation madness held at the International House […]
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Cinedelphia visits NJ’s Chiller Theatre
I’ve been to my fair share of comic book and anime conventions in my time (the former by choice, the latter work-related), but this past weekend’s Chiller Theatre in Parsippany, […]
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DAY OFF
2011 Philadelphia Cinefest wrap-up…UPDATED
Cinedelphia greatly respects anyone who takes it upon themselves to organize, program, or volunteer at a film festival. We understand that film festivals are meant to be a positive outlet […]
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Some Philly-area film blogs worthy of your time
An interesting response to some of Cinedelphia’s recent gossip reports can be found on local blog Glomarization, Esq., which is maintained by a “30-something, second-career attorney living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, […]
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Cinedelphia deemed unworthy by WMMR Asgardians
Earlier today my girlfriend and I took a break from the Cinefest madness and headed to King of Prussia to see Born To Be Wild 3D on the IMAX screen […]
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Prince Music Theater: EPIC FAIL…UPDATED
The Philadelphia Film Society had a members-only screening of 2011 Sundance Audience Award winner Circumstance scheduled for this past Tuesday night at the Prince Music Theater with the filmmaker in […]
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