Tremors (1990)(15)
Big Trouble In Little China (1986)(15)
Notts Good Movie Club presents…
NGMC#04: TREMORS & BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA
Like the idea of Notts Bad Movie Club, but the movies are just too bad?! Fear not! On alternate months we’re now going to be screening pretty GOOD films. The night will be exactly the same, expect games, shouting along to your favourite lines but the films are considered… good!
There’s a new cinema night in town and it shows… good films! Notts Good Movie Club is a place for people who love collectively watching fun films. Enjoy the best of cinema with great food, friends and one or two drinks. Whether you want to sit back in silence and enjoy the film, shout out your favourite lines, boo the bad guy, cheer a fun action scene or howl with laughter at the funniest bits - this night is for you!! A ‘no obligation to get involved’, interactive screening!
Serving Annie’s food during the films… All food can be made veggie or vegan!
Each film will be introduced by the Notts Bad/Good Movie Club team!
‘Play along with the films’ - games throughout the night!
Prize for the best RUBBISH Tremors/Big Trouble In Little China fancy dress!
Tremors/Big Trouble In Little China movie quiz questions throughout the evening!
Famous sci-fi movie soundtracks before the films start!
Sweets on your table!
Fully stocked bar!
Tremors (1990) - IMDB 7.1/10
Natives of a small isolated town defend themselves against strange underground creatures which are killing them one by one.
“You can just see the “Fun for the whole family!” review blurb on the VHS box at your local video store. And it is just that: a perfect, fun-for-the-whole-family movie about subterranean killer worms.” - Rotten Tomatoes
Big Trouble In Little China (1986) - IMDB 7.2/10
A rough-and-tumble trucker and his side kick face off with an ancient sorcerer in a supernatural battle beneath Chinatown.
“…Big Trouble in Little China rises to meet our elevated expectations; fast, chaotic and inventive, its yet another Carpenter film that really deserved more than it got from audiences at the time…” - Rotten Tomatoes
For access information or general queries please contact: nottsbadmovieclub@gmail.com