Invincible Czars

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents

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The Pickford Film Center is delighted to welcome back the band the Invincible Czars, on tour from Austin, TX, for a very special live music screening of of the silent film horror classics, Night of Murnau: Faust (1926) and Nosferatu (1922).

Join us on Thursday, September 10 for this very special cinematic, musical event, where audiences will be encouraged by the Czars to join in the fun during the screenings, booing, screaming, or cheering, as prompted by the Czars in response to the horror delights on screen. Additionally, the Invincible Czars encourage fans and attendees to dress for the Halloween season - even when it's not Halloween season! Tickets to the individual films or to a discounted double feature are both available.

RESERVED SEATING

SINGLE MOVIE: $20 general / $19 student / $18 member

DOUBLE FEATURE: $30 general / $28 student / $25 member

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The Invincible Czars have been making adventurous, fun music with a cinematic flare for lovers of everything in the "other" category since 2003. We started out in the clubs of Austin, TX but our eclectic instrumentation and broad scope quickly led us to crossovers into the fine arts realm nationwide.

We still make music that's just for listening but our tastefully-modern silent horror film scores have earned us the nickname "The Masters of Silent Horror" at independent cinemas all over the US and Canada where we perform live with movies like Nosferatu (1922) and Phantom of the Opera (1925).

Think of us like a combination chamber ensemble / rock band mixing strings, woodwinds and other orchestral instruments with drums, bass and guitar - all with a cinematic flare. Do you like Primus, Louis Armstrong, Frank Zappa, Devo, Danny Elfman, Mr. Bungle, Alfred Hitchcock, Goblin, Tchaikovsky and Monty Python?

We do, too. Let's be pals!

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The Invincible Czars have been making adventurous, fun music with a cinematic flare for lovers of everything in the "other" category since 2003. We started out in the clubs of Austin, TX but our eclectic instrumentation and broad scope quickly led us to crossovers into the fine arts realm nationwide.

We still make music that's just for listening but our tastefully-modern silent horror film scores have earned us the nickname "The Masters of Silent Horror" at independent cinemas all over the US and Canada where we perform live with movies like Nosferatu (1922) and Phantom of the Opera (1925).

Think of us like a combination chamber ensemble / rock band mixing strings, woodwinds and other orchestral instruments with drums, bass and guitar - all with a cinematic flare. Do you like Primus, Louis Armstrong, Frank Zappa, Devo, Danny Elfman, Mr. Bungle, Alfred Hitchcock, Goblin, Tchaikovsky and Monty Python?