Late Nite Grindhouse Presents ‘THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE’ on June 1 & 2 at Moolah Theatre & Lounge

July is Giallo July! We are proud to show Dario Argento’s directorial debut, The Bird With the Crystal Plumage, as part of Late Nite Grindhouse. The Bird With the Crystal Plumage is a essential Giallo film and if you live in St. Louis, you now have a rare opportunity to check it out on the big screen at the Moolah Theatre & Lounge in St. Louis!

An American writer, Sam Dalmas (Tony Musante), is living in Rome with his girlfriend, Julia (Suzy Kendall). While visiting an art gallery, Sam witnesses an unsuccessful murder attempt by a mysterious figure. As the assailant is believed to be an infamous serial killer, Sam quickly becomes a key witness in the ongoing police investigation. After he begins searching for clues that may help him identify the killer, Sam discovers that he may be the next intended victim.

Late Nite Grindhouse presents

THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE

Friday, July 13th
and
Saturday, July 14th

Pre-show at 11:30pm

Film at Midnight

Tickets are $7.

Our psychotronic pre-show starts around 11:30p with the film starting at Midnight.

The Moolah Theatre & Lounge serves alcohol until 1 AM! Themed drinks will be available prior and during the show! All drinks ordered in the bar can be brought into the theater.

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Andy Triefenbach is the Editor-in-Chief and owner of DestroytheBrain.com. In addition to his role on the site, he also programs St. Louis' monthly horror & exploitation theatrical midnight program, Late Nite Grindhouse. Coming from a household of a sci-fi father and a horror/supernatural loving mother, Andy's path to loving genre film was clear. He misses VHS and his personal Saturday night 6 tape movie marathons from his youth.

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