Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Friday, May 8.
Low Cinema returning to The Gods of Times Square keeps old New York strangeness close to the surface.
House of Yes is built for a circus-variety night where the polish and mess can coexist.
Anthology makes El Signo Vacio read like a proper cinephile side door rather than another Friday screening.
UnionDocs plus that title points to the sort of argumentative, handmade film night that rewards curiosity.
The Red Pavilion turning neo-noir into cabaret is exactly the kind of genre collision worth keeping on the radar.
Sid Gold's piano karaoke is specific enough to feel like a scene, not just another singalong listing.
Caveat hosting something called Fucked Up Play Fest is a better late slot than another tidy comedy showcase.
Public Records stacks this bill like a late-night handoff for people who actually read the DJ names.
COBRAH taking the afterparty to Scholes gives the night a sharper warehouse-pop charge than the obvious club picks.
A midnight-adjacent Spectacle slot with that title is the right kind of cult-film trouble.