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Published on: 07/29/2008
One of the few drive-in theaters left in the country, the Starlight Six is typically a good value, offering double features of new movies and concessions that are more reasonably priced than megaplex counterparts. But this week the drive-in offers an even better value with a free advance screening of the new Larry Bishop biker flick "Quentin Tarantino Presents: Hell Ride" (opening Aug. 8).
Starring iconic tough guys Dennis Hopper, David Carradine, Vinnie Jones and Michael Madsen, "Hell Ride" is a drive-in movie if ever there was one, with all the sex and violence of a typical '70s exploitation film or Spaghetti Western.
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| A free advance screening of 'Hell Ride,' with Michael Madsen (from left), Larry Bishop and Eric Balfour, will be at the drive-in. | |||
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The film is the focal point of "Hell Ride Rebellion," an event that features thematically appropriate festivities preceding the screening, including a motorcycle and scooter showcase and a performance by Blast-Off Burlesque that incorporates elements of biker culture. Local '70s-style punk and garage bands Thee Crucials and the Luchagors will also perform, and Jalapeño Concessions will offer hand-dipped corndogs.
Each pass admits two and includes a triple bill with "Hellboy II" and "Wanted."
IF YOU GO
"Hell Ride Rebellion." Free with a pass available at Criminal Records, the Vortex, Junkman's Daughter, Aurora Coffee in Little Five Points, the EARL and Holy Taco. Event starts at 7:30 p.m.; movie starts at 9:30 Aug. 5. Starlight Six Drive-In Theatre, 2000 Moreland Ave. S.E., 404-627-5786, www.hellridemovie.com, www.starlightdrivein.com.
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