October 03rd, 2019

10/3/2019

More movie titles this month than in our first total year!

Welcome to the October episode of Historic Artcraft Theatre blog / podcast "The Monthly Minute."

Listen again to our office film maestro, George Chimples, and FHI media/marketing man, Dave Windisch chat and nerd out over the month's slate of films - and it's a big one!
We discuss all the weekend films, plus the ever-growing slate of weekday events happening at the theater - including a pair of FREE movies courtesy of JCPL through a Festival Country Indiana grant, as well as the six films we'll be showing during the Heartland Film Festival!
Give it a listen, let us know what you think.

The outro music this month is from the Friday the 13th theme music composed by Harry Manfredinin - and yes, we chat a little bit about that as well.

Enjoy

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Who's talking?

George Chimples is the man behind the desk at the Artcraft office.
George has a serious film background and past experience as a staff writer reviewing movies for majorspoilers.com as well as critical and fanatical knowledge of Shaw Brothers martial arts films, Russian cinema, and 1970s horror films.

Dave Windisch runs the social media and digital channels for FHI and The Historic Artcraft Theatre. He also handles all branding, visuals, and marketing within the organization.
He has a love of film ranging from Alfred Hitchcock to John Carpenter, and cites "Some Like it Hot" and "Apocalypse Now" among his top ten non-Star Wars films.
He collects movie posters and built this page - so his bio is longer than George's.