Futuristic, Russian, vampire movie DOUBLE FEATURE ... and it's all FREE!!!

"NIGHT WATCH / DAY WATCH"

Mon Oct 29th - 7pm<--ONE NIGHT ONLY (FREE, follow instructions to guarantee early seating or just show up and get in on the Stand By line)

Repeat, This is a FREE screening! (LIMITED number of tix, first come first served, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS below). Buy some concessions, these guys need your help to keep this theater open.

To obtain tickets, send an e-mail to fangoscreening@ starloggroup.com. You must use ""NIGHT WATCH / DAY WATCH" as your subject line. Offer is good for one ticket per e-mail; plus, tell us your full name and whether you want to be added to the FANGORIA newsletter list so we can tell you about future Fango screenings and events.

Names will be checked at the door. You must RSVP; you also must receive a confirmation message back from us. Note, though, that the offer is first come first serve of those who have RSVPd, so please be sure you arrive in advance.

Subways and buses:
- F or V train to Lower East Side / Second Avenue. Exit toward 1st Avenue. Walk north (away from Houston) to 3rd street, then east just past Avenue A, a few doors down toward Avenue B. This walk takes just a few minutes.

- 9 or 21 bus to Houston Street and Avenue A. Walk north to 3rd Street. Turn right (east) and go a few doors down toward Avenue B.

- 14A bus to 3rd street and Avenue A.

The 8 and 15 buses also come relatively close, as do these trains: 6 (Bleecker Street station), B and D (Grand Street), JMZ (Delancey / Essex), and L (1st Ave).

NIGHT WATCH

A huge hit in its native country, this Russian horror/fantasy film pits darkness and light against each other using snazzy CGI visuals to create an extraordinary atmosphere of a dank, gloomy city wrestling with dread.

The first part of a trilogy, NIGHT WATCH is an old-fashioned good vs. evil parable that relies on some thoroughly modern special effects to ensnare its audience. Set in present-day Moscow, the movie begins with a quick skip back through the centuries to inform us how a delicate truce was struck between the forces of Light and Dark. These forces still exist in Moscow, with both sides keeping a close eye on each other as they attempt to disguise themselves from the earth's mere mortals. NIGHT WATCH's central character is Anton Gorodetsky (Konstantin Khabensky), who is defined as an "Other" by the legions of Light and Dark. Anton and his cohorts live as vampires, and await the arrival of a virgin who will announce the resumption of hostilities between the forces of Light and Dark; as the film progresses, it becomes apparent that an epic battle is just around the corner.

DAY WATCH

A dazzling mix of state-of-the-art visual effects, amazing action sequences, and nail-biting horror set in contemporary Moscow, DAY WATCH (DNEVNOI DOZOR) revolves around the conflict and balance maintained between the forces of light and darkness -- the result of a medieval truce between the opposing sides. This ancient war between the forces of Light and Darkness is reaching a tragic outcome. Each side has gained a powerful Great Other, who are headed for a clash, and Anton Gorodetsky is once again caught up in the midst of things. On one side is Anton's son, Yegor, who has joined the ranks of the Dark Others, while Anton's love interest Svetlana is the hope of the Light. But that's just the beginning of his troubles: Anton is on the run after having been accused of murder. Things are getting worse, and only the ancient Chalk of Fate can save the day. The problem is the magical Chalk has been lost hundreds of years ago...