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Lee Van Cleef is back!

Lee Van Cleef stars as a mysterious gunslinger in one of the greatest Spaghetti Westerns of all time- Sabata (1969)! Set in the Old West, the story revolves around Sabata, a sharpshooter and gambler who is hired by a group of townspeople to protect their bank from a ruthless gang of outlaws. Sabata employs his expert marksmanship and cunning to outwit his enemies, all while dealing with double-crosses and unexpected alliances.

For William Berger fans, his role as “Banjo” is a must see!!

Released during the peak of popularity for Italian Westerns, “Sabata” is praised for its inventive action scenes, charismatic lead performances, and an engaging plot that blends elements of revenge, heist, and frontier justice. The film’s success led to several sequels and cemented Lee Van Cleef’s reputation as a formidable star in the genre.

Come see this Spaghetti Western classic with full theatre sound on the BIG SCREEN!

Barnabas is back!

And so are many other original “Dark Shadows” cast members in the first of two films made while the tv series was still running!

Vampire Barnabas Collins (Jonathan Frid) awakens from his tomb and returns to his ancestral home, Collinwood where he attempts to reintegrate into his family while dealing with his vampiric nature and the ensuing chaos and tragedy that unfolds.

The film is notable for its dark and atmospheric tone, which captured the essence of the tv series while making it accessible to a broader audience. “House of Dark Shadows” has gained a cult following over the years, particularly among fans of the original “Dark Shadows” series and horror enthusiasts alike.

Directed by Dan Curtis who also created the original tv series.

“House of Dark Shadows” remains a significant part of the legacy of the “Dark Shadows” franchise, showcasing the allure of Gothic horror and the enduring appeal of its iconic vampire protagonist, Barnabas Collins.

Come by for the vampire fun!

Barnabas is back!

And so are many other original “Dark Shadows” cast members in the first of two films made while the tv series was still running!

Vampire Barnabas Collins (Jonathan Frid) awakens from his tomb and returns to his ancestral home, Collinwood where he attempts to reintegrate into his family while dealing with his vampiric nature and the ensuing chaos and tragedy that unfolds.

The film is notable for its dark and atmospheric tone, which captured the essence of the tv series while making it accessible to a broader audience. “House of Dark Shadows” has gained a cult following over the years, particularly among fans of the original “Dark Shadows” series and horror enthusiasts alike.

Directed by Dan Curtis who also created the original tv series.

“House of Dark Shadows” remains a significant part of the legacy of the “Dark Shadows” franchise, showcasing the allure of Gothic horror and the enduring appeal of its iconic vampire protagonist, Barnabas Collins.

Come by for the vampire fun!

Jazz lovers evening. ROUND MIDNIGHT, the 1986 film about an American sax player struggling to make a comeback in 1950s Paris. Starring Oscar-nominated Dexter Gordon. Evening includes in-person conversation with Maxine Gordon, Dexter’s manager-wife, and Rick Lange of Rhino Records. Film 2 hrs. 13 minutes. Rated R. $15 general/$10 members. Rosendale Theatre, 408 Main Street, Rosendale, NY. Tickets in advance at www.rosendaletheatre.org/ Presented by the Music Fan Series.