Michael Mann's 1986 first pass at Thomas Harris - teal light, Brian Cox's unnervingly ordinary Lecktor, William Petersen coming apart by degrees - arrives at Nitehawk in the 4K Final Cut that Mann supervised himself. It runs as a Friday midnight movie forty years after release, with seating from 11:55 pm and the picture rolling after twelve. Dinner and a drink come to your seat while Tom Noonan works.
What to expect
Seating opens at 11:55 pm Friday and the 122-minute feature starts after midnight. Nitehawk serves food and cocktails to your reserved seat during the film. The listed format is DCP, specifically the new 4K Final Cut overseen by Mann.
Good to know
- Seating starts at 11:55 pm Friday; the movie itself begins after midnight.
- Reserved seating - Nitehawk assigns your seat when you book.
- Nitehawk lists repertory screenings at $10-$15, plus a $2 per-ticket online booking fee.
- It also plays Monday, September 14 at 9:30 pm if midnight is too late.
- The Williamsburg location is at 136 Metropolitan Avenue.
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Common questions
What time does the film actually start?
Nitehawk says seating begins Friday at 11:55 pm and the movie starts after midnight.
Is this the original 1986 release version?
No. Nitehawk lists the new 4K Final Cut, overseen by Michael Mann.
Is it on film?
No. The listed format is DCP.
What does a ticket cost?
Nitehawk's posted prices are $10-$15 for repertory screenings, with a $2 online booking fee per ticket.
