Join us and Elmwood Productions as we close out the exhibit of Ten Years of Elmwood Productions with a screening of the R-Rated feature film "Josh and Todd: The Story of A Man and His Puppet"!
More info HERE!
Friday, March 30, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Film Screening: JOSH AND TODD: THE STORY OF A MAN AND HIS PUPPET
Closing out the Tenth Anniversary of Elmwood Productions is a screening of the comedy
"Josh and Todd: The Story of A Man and His Puppet"
If you've missed this in the past at the gallery now's you last chance to see it before it hit's DVD in the fall!
The screening is on March 31st, The doors open at 7:00 PM, and the films start at 8:00PM.
As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
"Josh and Todd: The Story of a Man and His Puppet" is rated R
We still have a few slots open for films to be booked...
If you have a film or a suggestion please contact Paris In Plantsville Resident Artist Jon Bristol at the gallery or via email - jon(at)elmwoodproductions(
If you have a film or a suggestion please contact Paris In Plantsville Resident Artist Jon Bristol at the gallery or via email - jon(at)elmwoodproductions(
Up next in our screenings is "Beyond Dreamland" on April 21st
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Beyond the Gate - Hartford Artspace - 3/24/12
We'll be closing early on 3/24 at 3:00 PM to attend
Invitational Group Exhibition
Curator and Participating Artist - Clinton Deckert
Artspace Gallery
Hartford, CT 555 Asylum Street,
First Floor Hartford, CT 06105
Across the street parking at Union Station Reception to meet the Artists will be held Saturday, March 24th from 6:00-8:00 PM.
Participating Artists:
JORDAN DESCHENE
SILAS FINCH
STANWYCK CROMWELL
JOSHUA SMITH
JAMES DEMAIO
and CLINTON DECKERT
Show runs March 18-31st, 2012
Hours; Wednesday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Saturday Noon – 4:00 pm
Sunday Noon – 4:00 pm
Monday, March 12, 2012
PINXIT!
Paris in Plantsville Gallery and Studio is pleased to announce the opening of Pinxit: New Works by Sean Michanczyk & Eric Stegmaier, on view from April 14 to May 1, 2012.
Pinxit presents some 20 traditional and trompe l’oeil works completed by the award-winning artists over the past two years.
Michanczyk’s trompe l’oeils, with their rich palettes and traditional themes, successfully blend a Baroque style with modern materials and subjects.
Stegmaier’s work explores a vast range of natural, historical, and literary subjects in both charcoal and oils. His style, self-described as being “loosely tight”, reflects compositional complexity and attention to detail.
About the Artists:
Sean Michanczyk is a 2008 graduate of the Hartford Art School ( BFA illustration ). His work pays homage to old masters while keeping a contemporary trompe l’oeil edge. His tightly rendered paintings and keen sense of balance create harmonious story telling through symbolism. “ What it is, isn’t always what it is”.
Sean is the owner and founder of Paris In Plantsville Gallery & Studio. He and his Great Dane aptly named Paris reside in Southington, CT
Eric Stegmaier is a 2002 graduate of the Hartford Art School (BFA illustration) and a 2007 graduate of Sacred Heart University (MA religious studies). His work harmonizes tightly rendered and loosely gestural strokes, allowing him to direct the viewer’s eye not only through compositional placement, but also by selective detail.
Eric is an artist in residence at Paris in Plantsville and is the Senior Conservation Assistant in the Paintings Department at the Yale Center for British Art. He and his wife Heather currently reside in Southington, CT.
Michanczyk’s trompe l’oeils, with their rich palettes and traditional themes, successfully blend a Baroque style with modern materials and subjects.
Stegmaier’s work explores a vast range of natural, historical, and literary subjects in both charcoal and oils. His style, self-described as being “loosely tight”, reflects compositional complexity and attention to detail.
About the Artists:
Sean Michanczyk is a 2008 graduate of the Hartford Art School ( BFA illustration ). His work pays homage to old masters while keeping a contemporary trompe l’oeil edge. His tightly rendered paintings and keen sense of balance create harmonious story telling through symbolism. “ What it is, isn’t always what it is”.
Sean is the owner and founder of Paris In Plantsville Gallery & Studio. He and his Great Dane aptly named Paris reside in Southington, CT
Eric Stegmaier is a 2002 graduate of the Hartford Art School (BFA illustration) and a 2007 graduate of Sacred Heart University (MA religious studies). His work harmonizes tightly rendered and loosely gestural strokes, allowing him to direct the viewer’s eye not only through compositional placement, but also by selective detail.
Eric is an artist in residence at Paris in Plantsville and is the Senior Conservation Assistant in the Paintings Department at the Yale Center for British Art. He and his wife Heather currently reside in Southington, CT.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
This Saturday - New Show - Steve the Vampire Screening and Tenth Anniversary Party
Elmwood Productions have been bringing the puppet fun for ten years!
To celebrate we will be screening for the first time ever "The Complete Steve The Vampire" on March 3, 2012 at Paris In Plantsville Gallery and Studio!
That same day Paris In Plants...ville will open a new exhibition to celebrate the Ten Years of Elmwood Productions! The gallery will be filled with puppets from our films, behind the scenes photography, character designs, and more."The Complete Steve The Vampire" follows the adventures of Steve who was turned into a vampire as a teenager and although now in his mid-twenties, he just can't catch a break trying to prove himself in the vampire community. Between his overbearing and in denial mother, his indifferent girlfriend, and his unlikely friendship with Dracula, he still manages to keep his head on straight and do his best to avoid being staked by the local vampire slayer.
And all he wants to do is hang out, watch some Star Trek, and enjoy a good glass a blood...
The screening is also part of Paris In Plantsville's monthly film series showcasing independent films made in and connected to the local film community.
And on March 31st we will also be screening our feature film "Josh and Todd: The Story of a Man and is Puppet" to close out the exhibition.
For both screening the doors open at 7:00 PM, and the films start at 8:00PM.
As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
We'd like to thank our friends at The Official Beer of Elmwood Productions - Pabst Blue Ribbon - for all their support!
"Steve the Vampire" is rated PG
"Josh and Todd: The Story of a Man and His Puppet" is rated R
Visit the Facebook Event Page - Here!
Monday, February 27, 2012
Art By Steg!
Paris In Plantsville Resident Artist Eric Stegmaier has set up a new website, and we want to invite you to give it a look -
And also make sure to join us in April when Eric and another Resident, Sean Michanczyk, hold a show together -
Opens April 14 and runs to May 1, 2012. Pinxit presents some 20 traditional and trompe l’oeil works completed by the award-winning artists over the past two years.
Michanczyk’s trompe l’oeils, with their rich palettes and traditional themes, successfully blend a Baroque style with modern materials and subjects.
Stegmaier’s work explores a vast range of natural, historical, and literary subjects in both charcoal and oils. His style, self-described as being “loosely tight”, reflects compositional complexity and attention to detail.
Michanczyk’s trompe l’oeils, with their rich palettes and traditional themes, successfully blend a Baroque style with modern materials and subjects.
Stegmaier’s work explores a vast range of natural, historical, and literary subjects in both charcoal and oils. His style, self-described as being “loosely tight”, reflects compositional complexity and attention to detail.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Film Screening: STEVE THE VAMPIRE and an Exhibition of Ten Years of Elmwood Productions!
The gallery will be filled with puppets from Elmwood's films, behind the scenes photography, character designs, and more.
To kick of the event and as part of our monthly film series we'll be screening
"The Complete Steve The Vampire"
To kick of the event and as part of our monthly film series we'll be screening
"The Complete Steve The Vampire"
The film follows the adventures of Steve who was turned into a vampire as a teenager and although now in his mid-twenties, he just can't catch a break trying to prove himself in the vampire community. Between his overbearing and in denial mother, his indifferent girlfriend, and his unlikely friendship with Dracula, he still manages to keep his head on straight and do his best to avoid being staked by the local vampire slayer.
And all he wants to do is hang out, watch some Star Trek, and enjoy a good glass a blood...
The screening is also part of Paris In Plantsville's monthly film series showcasing independent films made in and connected to the local film community.
And on March 31st we will also be screening our feature film
"Josh and Todd: The Story of a Man and is Puppet" to close out the exhibition.
For both screening the doors open at 7:00 PM, and the films start at 8:00PM.
As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
And all he wants to do is hang out, watch some Star Trek, and enjoy a good glass a blood...
The screening is also part of Paris In Plantsville's monthly film series showcasing independent films made in and connected to the local film community.
And on March 31st we will also be screening our feature film
"Josh and Todd: The Story of a Man and is Puppet" to close out the exhibition.
For both screening the doors open at 7:00 PM, and the films start at 8:00PM.
As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
This Saturday Night - THE DREAM PLAY
Kicking off our monthly film series for 2012 is THE DREAM PLAY.
Each month in 2012 Paris In Plantsville will be showcasing an independently made film (or film shorts) with a connection to the local film community.
Each month in 2012 Paris In Plantsville will be showcasing an independently made film (or film shorts) with a connection to the local film community.
This month's film stars West Hartford native Tim Burke in the lead role of Mark.
Mr. Burke will also be joining us for the screening.
Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the film starting at 8:00 PM. As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening! We hope you join us 2/11/12!
The Dream Play
Written and Directed by I. Michael Toth
Synopsis:
Mark is an actor who moves to Chicago with his dog where he finds work acting in “The Dream Play” by August Strindberg at a local theater. During rehearsals, he develops new friendships and a conflict with the eccentric but demanding director of the play. While trying to master the multiple roles he was cast to play, he recollects a gray rainy day from his past when a chance encounter with a hitch...hiker changed the course of his life and his identity. As the rehearsal process drags on, Mark realizes that opening night and payday are far off. Struggling to make ends meet, he answers an ad placed on the theater’s message board by a mysterious young woman. This leads him to participate in a private play that will alter his perspective on acting, theater and his own life. Mark discovers that he is in an ambiguous place where the difference between life and art and what is “real” and what is “make-believe” disappears.
Award nominations and wins:
Audience Choice Award Best Feature Film, East Lansing Film Festival 2010; Nominated Best Feature Film, Midwest Independent Film Festival (also Timothy Burke for Best Actor; Stacie Beth Green for Best Actor; I. Michael Toth for Best Screenplay)
For more info visit the official website
http://
Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the film starting at 8:00 PM. As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening! We hope you join us 2/11/12!
The Dream Play
Written and Directed by I. Michael Toth
Synopsis:
Mark is an actor who moves to Chicago with his dog where he finds work acting in “The Dream Play” by August Strindberg at a local theater. During rehearsals, he develops new friendships and a conflict with the eccentric but demanding director of the play. While trying to master the multiple roles he was cast to play, he recollects a gray rainy day from his past when a chance encounter with a hitch...hiker changed the course of his life and his identity. As the rehearsal process drags on, Mark realizes that opening night and payday are far off. Struggling to make ends meet, he answers an ad placed on the theater’s message board by a mysterious young woman. This leads him to participate in a private play that will alter his perspective on acting, theater and his own life. Mark discovers that he is in an ambiguous place where the difference between life and art and what is “real” and what is “make-believe” disappears.
Award nominations and wins:
Audience Choice Award Best Feature Film, East Lansing Film Festival 2010; Nominated Best Feature Film, Midwest Independent Film Festival (also Timothy Burke for Best Actor; Stacie Beth Green for Best Actor; I. Michael Toth for Best Screenplay)
For more info visit the official website
http://
and join The Dream Play Facebook page
We're still putting together this years film selections, if you have a film or a suggestion please contact Paris In Plantsville Resident Artist Jon Bristol at the gallery or via email -
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Opening This Saturday
Opening this weekend, February 4th, our 2nd anniversary show.... Time sure does fly!
Join in on the Winters biggest and largest growing juried show in the greater Hartford area with special juror of honor Stanwyck Cromwell. ( Event Image: DIASPORA MARKETPLACE By: Stanwyck Cromwell)
Juror Information:
Stanwyck E. Cromwell was born in Georgetown, Guyana, and is a second-generation artist. He inherited his artistic gift from both of his parents. In addition, Cromwell credits much of his growth to his cousin and mentor, Maurice C. Jacobs, a noted Guyanese artist, who nurtured him, and was resourceful in laying the foundation for his artistic development. Cromwell graduated from the former British Guiana Educational Trust High School, with high honors in art and other foreign languages, and was employed at Guyana Lithographic Company, as a graphic artist. During his time of employment at that company, he met and worked alongside well-known Guyanese artist Angold Thompson. to read more PLEASE visit his amazing site.
www.StanwyckCromwell.com
On behalf of the Paris In Plantsville Gallery we thank you for the great support the first two years of our birth...Here's to you! and to many more years to come!
Join in on the Winters biggest and largest growing juried show in the greater Hartford area with special juror of honor Stanwyck Cromwell. ( Event Image: DIASPORA MARKETPLACE By: Stanwyck Cromwell)
Juror Information:
Stanwyck E. Cromwell was born in Georgetown, Guyana, and is a second-generation artist. He inherited his artistic gift from both of his parents. In addition, Cromwell credits much of his growth to his cousin and mentor, Maurice C. Jacobs, a noted Guyanese artist, who nurtured him, and was resourceful in laying the foundation for his artistic development. Cromwell graduated from the former British Guiana Educational Trust High School, with high honors in art and other foreign languages, and was employed at Guyana Lithographic Company, as a graphic artist. During his time of employment at that company, he met and worked alongside well-known Guyanese artist Angold Thompson. to read more PLEASE visit his amazing site.
www.StanwyckCromwell.com
On behalf of the Paris In Plantsville Gallery we thank you for the great support the first two years of our birth...Here's to you! and to many more years to come!
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Knock 'em dead Christian!
We're proud to post that our Resident Artist Christian Ayala is having his first solo show!
Opening February 2 at the Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford!
Come see a small gallery in Hartford crammed salon style with a culmination of work over the last 5 years. The gallery will literally be BUSTING AT THE SEAMS!!!!
Opening February 2 at the Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford!
Come see a small gallery in Hartford crammed salon style with a culmination of work over the last 5 years. The gallery will literally be BUSTING AT THE SEAMS!!!!
The gallery is awesome but small so Christian will be be literally covering as much wall space as possible, come see for yourself.
Simultaneously Charter Oak will be showing two other galleries full of work from some of Connecticut's own tattoo community.
A night of interesting people and art!
Simultaneously Charter Oak will be showing two other galleries full of work from some of Connecticut's own tattoo community.
A night of interesting people and art!
Hors doeuvres & refreshments will be provided (FREE WINE, CHEESE, ETC.)
Please share with your friends, lets make this clowns show out of control!
For more info use THIS LINK!
We hope to see you there and congrats Christian!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Film Screening: THE DREAM PLAY
Kicking off our monthly film series for 2012 is
THE DREAM PLAY.
Each month in 2012 Paris In Plantsville will be showcasing an independently made film (or film shorts) with a connection to the local film community.
THE DREAM PLAY.
Each month in 2012 Paris In Plantsville will be showcasing an independently made film (or film shorts) with a connection to the local film community.
This month's film stars West Hartford native Tim Burke in the lead role of Mark.
Mr. Burke will also be joining us for the screening.
Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the film starting at 8:00 PM. As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the film starting at 8:00 PM. As with all our screenings it is a free event, but donations to the gallery are appreciated. The donations keep events like this happening!
We hope you join us 2/11/12!
For more info please use this link
And for more on The Dream Play click here
Friday, January 20, 2012
The Neverending Beowulf
Tomorrow Night at the gallery - Double Feature!
The NeverEnding Story
and Beowulf
Starts at 7:00 PM!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Drop off Starts tomorrow for Paris In Plantsville's 2nd Year Anniversary : Juried Open Call
This will be the 2nd annual, 2nd anniversary show by Paris In Plantsville....Time sure does fly!
Join in on the Winters biggest and largest growing juried show in the greater Hartford area with special juror of honor Stanwyck Cromwell.
Join in on the Winters biggest and largest growing juried show in the greater Hartford area with special juror of honor Stanwyck Cromwell.
Details to enter:
- You may submit as many works as you would like
- Painting, Photography, Sculpture and video art are all accepted.
- Paintings may be no larger than 42 inches wide
- Sculptures must fire within 3x3ft space
Cost:
- Each work entered is $15 for non-members $10 for members
Unacceptable work:
- Work the is not properly wired or able to be hung on wall
- Work that is offensive to children (we do teach classes to young children during week nights after all)
*DROP OFF/PICK UP DATES*
- Drop off for work will be January 19th-22nd 12-8 p.m.
- The work may be subject to not being accepted into the show as seen fit by our honorary juror, so, everyone entering will be contacted via e-mail if his or her work was accepted or not accepted
- Pick up for unaccepted work will be Jan 28-30 12-8 p.m. ( work not picked up 3 days after date set may be subject to storage fee )
Friday, January 13, 2012
Penguins on UHF!
New Date to be announced!
Tomorrow night at the gallery - Double Feature!
Farce of the Penguins
and UHF!
Starts at 7:00 PM
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Busting At The Seams - Christian Ayala Solo Show
We're proud to post that our Resident Artist Christian Ayala is having his first solo show!
Opening February 2 at the Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford!
Come see a small gallery in Hartford crammed salon style with a culmination of work over the last 5 years. The gallery will literally be BUSTING AT THE SEAMS!!!!
The gallery is awesome but small so Christian will be be literally covering as much wall space as possible, come see for yourself.
Simultaneously Charter Oak will be showing two other galleries full of work from some of Connecticut's own tattoo community.
A night of interesting people and art!
Hors doeuvres & refreshments will be provided (FREE WINE, CHEESE, ETC.)Simultaneously Charter Oak will be showing two other galleries full of work from some of Connecticut's own tattoo community.
A night of interesting people and art!
Please share with your friends, lets make this clowns show out of control!
For more info use THIS LINK!
We hope to see you there and congrats Christian!
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Two Years Strong! We're Still here!
We're always excited when there are art happenings in Central Connecticut, and it always excites us to see art events making waves here too.
Bare Bones in Bristol was looking to really be something special. Sadly soon they will be shutting their doors.
Sorry to see you go. More arts related places in the area is good for everyone, and we wish you the best out there, and in your search for a new venue...
And to the patrons of Bare Bones - We're still here!
Two years strong! Feel free to join us for our art shows and openings, film screenings, art classes, and more, or if you just want to come in and pull up a chair and talk art or whatever... We are here for you!
And don't forget to come join us for our Second Annual Juried Show Opening 2/4/12
and for "The Dream Play" on 2/11/12
Hope to see you Bare Bone-ers then!
Friday, January 6, 2012
Big Trouble In Little Pan's Labyrinth!
Tomorrow Night at the gallery... A Double Feature!
Big Trouble In Little China and
Pan's Labyrinth!
Starts at 7:00 PM!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Movies!!! Movies!!! Movies!!!
The resident artists at Paris In Plantsville have each selected a movie we want to share... And we hope you join us!
For three Saturday's in January we'll be having double features!
The screenings are free, but donations will be accepted!
Bring your favorite lawn chair ...or bean bag chair, or grab one of ours, kick back with some popcorn, and keep warm by the stove!
The screenings start a 7:00 PM, and the second film starts around 9:00, or 9:30...
January 7th will be Jon and Eric's...
Big Trouble in Little China and Pan's Labyrinth
January 14th will be Jordan and Sean's
UHF and Penguin Farce
January 21st will be Josh and Christian's
The Neverending Story and Beowolf
We are also planning a screening each month of a local independently produced films, feature length and shorts. If you are a film maker, or have a suggestion please contact Jon at jon(at)elmwoodproductions(
For three Saturday's in January we'll be having double features!
The screenings are free, but donations will be accepted!
Bring your favorite lawn chair ...or bean bag chair, or grab one of ours, kick back with some popcorn, and keep warm by the stove!
The screenings start a 7:00 PM, and the second film starts around 9:00, or 9:30...
January 7th will be Jon and Eric's...
Big Trouble in Little China and Pan's Labyrinth
January 14th will be Jordan and Sean's
UHF and Penguin Farce
January 21st will be Josh and Christian's
The Neverending Story and Beowolf
We are also planning a screening each month of a local independently produced films, feature length and shorts. If you are a film maker, or have a suggestion please contact Jon at jon(at)elmwoodproductions(
Monday, January 2, 2012
Two Years!
DIASPORA MARKETPLACE By: Stanwyck Cromwell
This will be the 2nd annual, 2nd anniversary show by Paris In Plantsville....Time sure does fly!
Join in on the Winters biggest and largest growing juried show in the greater Hartford area with special juror of honor Stanwyck Cromwell.
Details to enter:
- You may submit as many works as you would like
- Painting, Photography, Sculpture and video art are all accepted.
- Paintings may be no larger than 42 inches wide
- Sculptures must fire within 3x3ft space
Cost:
- Each work entered is $15 for non-members $10 for members
Unacceptable work:
- Work the is not properly wired or able to be hung on wall
- Work that is offensive to children (we do teach classes to young children during week nights after all)
*DROP OFF/PICK UP DATES*
- Drop off for work will be January 19th-22nd 12-8 p.m.
- The work may be subject to not being accepted into the show as seen fit by our honorary juror, so, everyone entering will be contacted via e-mail if his or her work was accepted or not accepted
- Pick up for unaccepted work will be Jan 28-30 12-8 p.m. ( work not picked up 3 days after date set may be subject to storage fee )
Juror Information:
Stanwyck E. Cromwell was born in Georgetown, Guyana, and is a second-generation artist. He inherited his artistic gift from both of his parents. In addition, Cromwell credits much of his growth to his cousin and mentor, Maurice C. Jacobs, a noted Guyanese artist, who nurtured him, and was resourceful in laying the foundation for his artistic development. Cromwell graduated from the former British Guiana Educational Trust High School, with high honors in art and other foreign languages, and was employed at Guyana Lithographic Company, as a graphic artist. During his time of employment at that company, he met and worked alongside well-known Guyanese artist Angold Thompson. to read more PLEASE visit his amazing site.
www.StanwyckCromwell.com
On behalf of the Paris In Plantsville Gallery we thank you for the great support the first two years of our birth...Here's to you! and to many more years to come!
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Do you make movies?
We want to screen them in 2012!
Paris In Plantsville is looking for Independent and local films to screen at the gallery!
Last year we screened two fantastic indy films - Josh and Todd: The Story of A Man and His Puppet, and I Need That Record! - and we had a great response!
So this year we want to do it more!
If you're film maker and have a feature film, or some short films, and are interested in screening them drop Resident Artist Jon Bristol an email: jon-at-elmwoodproductions-dot-com
We're putting together the schedule now, and we'll be including a short film fest too!
And In January...
The resident artists at Paris In Plantsville have each selected a movie we want to share... And we hope you join us!
For three Saturday's in January we'll be having double features!
The screenings are free, but donations will be accepted!
Bring your favorite lawn chair ...or bean bag chair, or grab one of ours, kick back with some popcorn, and keep warm by the stove!
The screenings start a 7:00 PM, and the second film starts around 9:00, or 9:30...
January 7th will be Jon and Eric's...
Big Trouble in Little China and Pan's Labyrinth
January 14th will be Jordan and Sean's
UHF and Penguin Farce
January 21st will be Josh and Christian's
The Neverending Story and Beowolf
And In January...
The resident artists at Paris In Plantsville have each selected a movie we want to share... And we hope you join us!
For three Saturday's in January we'll be having double features!
The screenings are free, but donations will be accepted!
Bring your favorite lawn chair ...or bean bag chair, or grab one of ours, kick back with some popcorn, and keep warm by the stove!
The screenings start a 7:00 PM, and the second film starts around 9:00, or 9:30...
January 7th will be Jon and Eric's...
Big Trouble in Little China and Pan's Labyrinth
January 14th will be Jordan and Sean's
UHF and Penguin Farce
January 21st will be Josh and Christian's
The Neverending Story and Beowolf
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