Big Trouble in Little China midnight movie screening this weekend in NYC

This weekend, NYC's IFC Center is showing John Carpenter's cult favorite Big Trouble in Little China at midnight on Friday and Saturday as part of a series of Carpenter midnight screenings.  And an item on the screenings is currently running as the top front page news item at the Big Trouble in Little China fansite The Wing Kong Exchange as a result of "BTLC fan Joel" sending it in!

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bedford4nj said…
INDIE FILM “FIGHT THE PANDA SYNDICATE” WITH KING KONG BUNDY DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA:

The third and final trailer for the independent film “Fight the Panda Syndicate,” starring Sam Rocco, Antonio San Miguel, Christopher Pickhardt, David Baron, David Chen, Jason Woolbert, Jinelle Andersen, Danielle Gardner, Yelena Sabel, Carson Grant, Gaurav Gangoli and the legendary King Kong Bundy, is available to watch on YouTube at the following address: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEmFUqvuOm4.

Post-production on the independent dark, comic adventure “Fight the Panda Syndicate” finished in October 2011, which took four years to make and employed the artistic talents of over 450 individuals from eight different states, including former the legendary World Wrestling Federation Superstar King Kong Bundy and with music by Swedish Composer Glen Gabriel, recently awarded Best Composer at the LA Webfilm Festival two months ago for his work on the webseries “The Danger Element.” This film also features original music by David Baron, Ricky Bustamante, Timothy Trojan, Noah Brooks and Michael Nashanian of PT Grimm.

This film was Directed by Jason J. Dale of Franklin Lakes, NJ, and it was Written, Produced and Edited by Jason J. Dale (a Graduate of Lafayette College) and Christopher Pickhardt (A Graduate of William Paterson University). For a press kit visit: www.stevenbley.com/presskit-2011.pdf. For more information on this film, visit www.crazyelkproductions.com. We thank you very much in advance for your time and consideration of this release.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012 4:02:00 PM
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