A 35mm print of late Carpenter is not something New York offers often, and Nitehawk is showing it in the format the film was actually released in. The Deuce exists to recreate the 42nd Street habit of watching disreputable genre pictures at odd hours, and a noon start is the joke made literal. It was Carpenter's last film to get a wide release, which gives the reappraisal some stakes.
What to expect
Ninety-eight minutes on 35mm, rated R, running to about 1:48 PM. Servers take orders before the film and deliver to your seat during it, so budget beyond the ticket. The theater faces Bartel-Pritchard Square at the southwest corner of Prospect Park.
Good to know
- Nitehawk lists the format as 35mm and the run time as 98 minutes.
- Priced as an $18 event ticket rather than the $15 repertory rate.
- In-seat food and drink service runs during the film; order before it starts.
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Common questions
Is it on film?
Yes. Nitehawk's film page lists the format as 35mm.
Can I eat during the film?
Yes, Nitehawk is a dine-in cinema with table service at your seat.
