Screeners I've been invited to but won't attend

[Drunk Monk]

MEDUZA

 

OPENING ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON FEBRUARY 20

[Drunk Monk]

Please see below for a very special invitation to PILLION at the Castro Theater.  Kindly let us know if you would like to attend the screening and after-party with a guest.

If any of you want to be my guest, we'll find a Kung Fu connection and I'll get Yuki to lend you one of his dog collars.

[Greg]

Thanks, no.

[Drunk Monk]

WUTHERING HEIGHTS

In theaters on Friday, February 13, 2026

 

MPAA Rating: R for “for sexual content, some violent content and language.”

[Greg]

You're skipping Margot? Probably going to use some lame excuse like lack of martial arts on the moors for your decision.

[Drunk Monk]

IKR? 

We covered her in that Tarantino flick and her work as Harley. I can't justify Catherine tho...

[Greg]

Out on the wild and windy moors.....

[King Bob]

I'm curious. I love that book.

[Drunk Monk]

I’ll see it eventually I should think. Just not the screener.

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PRESS SCREENING INVITATION 

You and one Non-Media Guest are invited to 

attend a screening of MIDWINTER BREAK.

 

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BRING YOUR SQUAD TO SEE

GOAT!

YOU AND A GUEST/YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY ARE INVITED TO AN ADVANCE SCREENING OF THE FILM

 

 

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CRIME 101

(Amazon MGM Studios)

 

 

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HOW TO MAKE A KILLING

Written and Directed by Produced by Starring John Patton Ford

Graham Broadbent, Peter Czernin, Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley, Jessica Henwick, Bill Camp, Zach Woods, with Topher Grace, and Ed Harris

Director of Photography Todd Banhazl, ASC

Editing by Harrison Atkins

Production Design by Christian Huband

Costume Design by Jo Katsaras

Music by Emile Mosseri

Casting by Lucy Bevan, Olivia Grant

Release Date February 20, 2026 (Nationwide)

Running Time 105 minutes

Rating R   

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WRITER-DIRECTOR HARRY LIGHTON AND ACTOR HARRY MELLING  

WILL BE PRESENT FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO PREMIERE OF 

A24’S PILLION AT THE CASTRO THEATRE

 

 

FEATURED IN THE HISTORIC THEATER’S GRAND RE-OPENING CELEBRATIONS

 

 

 

WHAT:              The San Francisco Premiere of A24’s PILLION

 

WHO:                Writer/Director Harry Lighton; Actor Harry Melling; Writer, Activist, Community 

Organizer Race Bannon (Moderator)

 

WHERE:          Castro Theatre

                         429 Castro Street

                         San Francisco

 

 

 PILLION OPENS IN SAN FRANCISCO AT THE AMC KABUKI ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13

 

ABOUT THE FILM

A24 and the Castro Theatre are thrilled to bring PILLION San Francisco and share for the first time at a venue so important to the LGBTQ+ and cultural communities. PILLION is tender, sexy, and funny while thoughtfully exploring the dom/sub dynamic we rarely see portrayed on the big screen. Hailed as “the most romantic film ever made” by ATTITUDE and “hugely entertaining” by ROLLING STONE UK, this BDSM romance premiered at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival and has earned numerous accolades, including a Best Adapted Screenplay award at the 2025 Gotham Awards and a Directors Guild of America (DGA) nomination for Best First-Time Theatrical Feature Film.

 

Harry Lighton is a British writer-director based in London. In 2017, he co-wrote and directed short film Wren Boys, which went on to be nominated for Best British Short at the 2018 BAFTAs. It was also nominated for a BIFA, won Best UK Short at the UK Film Festival, and had its US Premiere at Sundance. In recent years, Lighton has worked in various capacities with director Oliver Hermanus, on Living (director’s assistant), Sky/AMC seriesMary & George (directing 2nd unit) and an upcoming biopic of Alexander McQueen (writer).

 

Harry Melling played the co-lead in The Pale Blue Eye opposite Christian Bale for Netflix. His performance has received critical acclaim: “The Pale Blue Eye actor’s journey from Harry Potter to the most heart-breaking and disturbing roles imaginable” (Vanity Fair), “That spotlight, however, is where Harry Melling belongs. An excellent and exciting actor” (The Wrap), “Harry Melling has just given the performance of a lifetime” (In-verse). He can currently be seen as a lead in the BBC adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s hit novel The Mirror and the Light, opposite Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis, and a lead role in Shoshana for Michael Winterbottom. He will soon be seen in a lead role in Athina Rachel Tsangari’s next feature Harvest, which premiered at Venice in 2024. He was recently seen in The Tragedy of Macbeth opposite Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand, directed by Joel Coen, Please Baby Please opposite Andrea Riseborough, and the hit Netflix series The Queens Gambit directed by Scott Frank (the most successful scripted drama on Netflix).He starred in the hit action thriller The Old Guard opposite Charlize Theron and in Antonio Campsos’ thriller The Devil All The Time opposite Robert Pattinson and Tom Holland. Harry played a major role in the Coen Brother’s multi-award-winning feature The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and has an extensive theatre CV having played leads at the National, Old Vic and West End.

[Greg]

Nope. Not interested. Don't care. Thanks for asking. No judgement. You do you.