Half film screening party half trivia Competition

Join us for a chance to win $100!

Lo-Res Bar @ Nitehawk Cinema
136 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Tuesday, August, 29th at 7PM, $25 Entry

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Relax and take notes, Motion Picture Pop Quiz is a movie screening party with a trivia twist! While the film is being screened, a panel of 3 movie buffs will be crafting questions to pose to viewers. The questions can range from simple and straightforward(What is the main character's name?) to obscure and specific(How many cars were in the parking lot at the police station?).

There will be two intermissions where questions will be asked. The more questions that you answer correctly, the more chances you have to get picked for the grand prize drawing of $100! Second and third place winners will receive weekday movie passes to Nitehawk Cinema!

If this sounds too hard, Don't worry! Motion Picture Pop Quiz is an open note test. Upon entering the screening room you will be handed a notebook and pen so that you can take detailed notes which you can refer back to during the questioning rounds. Feel free to share notes with friends and strangers, or keep them to yourself in order to increase your odds of winning! If all else fails, food and drink purchases will also earn you entries into the final drawing!
Motion Picture Pop Quiz Notebook. Comes in 10 colors!

The Panel

Panelist Natalie Wall

Natalie Wall

is a comedian and creator/host of the podcast and live show Awkward Sex and the City

Panelist James Krizz

James Kriz

is a screenwriter, who perfoms improv with Slim Pigeons, and writes and perfoms in sketches with Dino Boys

Panelist Cameron Pierce

Cameron Pierce

is also a memeber of the Slim Pigeons improv troupe, writes and perfoms in sketches with Dino Boys, and can be seen performing standup in the NYC area.

The Film

The Brain that Woulnd't Die Theatrical Poster
We will be screening the cult horror classic The Brain That Wouldn't Die! A tale of a mad scientist who refuses to let go of the past and takes it upon himself to play god.

The Brain That Wouldn't Die defies easy categorization because while it follows the conventions of a traditional mad scientist thriller, the characters and the dialogue are so outre that it seems more like some crazy off-Broadway "Theatre of the Absurd" production.

-Jeff Stafford, Turner Classic Movies

All in all, The Brain that Wouldn't Die comes across as a movie made by lunatics whose moments of lucidity are even more alarming than the incoherent rantings they punctuate.

-EL SANTO, 1000 MISSPENT HOURS AND COUNTING

On the surface it appears to be nothing more than a cheesy, sleazy 1960s b-movie, but Brain shows a shameless and deranged imagination that pushes it into the realm of the genuinely strange.

-Gregory J. Smalley, 366 Weird Movies

Motion picture pop quiz is brought to you by Mischief Makers, with support from Nitehawk Cinema