20th Century Cube Presents They Live - John Carpenter
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Fri 12 December 2008 // 20:00
(Fri 12th / 8pm / £4/3)
(John Carpenter / 1988 / 93 mins / cert 18)
20th Century Cube presents horror sci-fi cult classic, They Live. John Nada (Roddy Piper) is the normal joe down and out on his luck who finds work on a construction site. He also finds a special pair of sunglasses through which, oh yes, he sees into a frightening world co-existing with ours. One where a superior alien race (ugly frightening things with the glasses) present themselves in human form to dupe our inferior human psyche and exploit us with subliminal slogans such as "OBEY", "CONFORM", "MARRY AND REPRODUCE", "CONSUME", "WATCH TELEVISION" and "SLEEP". Luckily there is an underground movement, whose mission is to sabotage their plans and awaken the world to its sinister plans...
Over the last 25 years Bristol’s 20th Century Flicks has developed a reputation as one of the finest film libraries in the country. With a range of films that would get the most satiated film fan salivating, Flicks continues to peddle its independent and idiosyncratic brand of customer-orientated service.
http://www.20thcenturyflicks.co.uk
(John Carpenter / 1988 / 93 mins / cert 18)
20th Century Cube presents horror sci-fi cult classic, They Live. John Nada (Roddy Piper) is the normal joe down and out on his luck who finds work on a construction site. He also finds a special pair of sunglasses through which, oh yes, he sees into a frightening world co-existing with ours. One where a superior alien race (ugly frightening things with the glasses) present themselves in human form to dupe our inferior human psyche and exploit us with subliminal slogans such as "OBEY", "CONFORM", "MARRY AND REPRODUCE", "CONSUME", "WATCH TELEVISION" and "SLEEP". Luckily there is an underground movement, whose mission is to sabotage their plans and awaken the world to its sinister plans...
Over the last 25 years Bristol’s 20th Century Flicks has developed a reputation as one of the finest film libraries in the country. With a range of films that would get the most satiated film fan salivating, Flicks continues to peddle its independent and idiosyncratic brand of customer-orientated service.
http://www.20thcenturyflicks.co.uk