The A/V Geeks and Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Road Show teamup for a 16mm film cautionary celebration of guns and gun safety at an actual skeet range. Learn about the wonders and dangers of firearms and then shoot at clay pigeons. Films include: The Magician, Guns: Be Safe Not Sorry, Shoot/Don’t Shoot 2, Shotgun – Second Weapon and more! Purchase tickets here.
6pm, Saturday, March 28, 2009 Location TBA, Austin TX
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Have over 22,000 films. Will travel. For more than a decade, we’ve been rescuing old 16mm school films from dumpsters and obscurity and showing them to folks like you.
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From The ArchiveLouis James Hates School (1980)
Story of a little boy who hates school and tries to find a job. This film is available on the Best of A/V Geeks 1 DVD-R From The ArchiveLife Times Nine (Insight, 1973)
Pen Densham and John Watson direct this film in which young people direct their own commercials for and about “life”. Nominated for an Acadamy Award in 1973 for “Best Short Subject”. This film is available on the Blame Canada! DVD-R |
From The ArchiveDag, That’s Cold!
From The ArchiveTwenty-First Century
From The ArchiveNew DVD Pricing…
Buy More DVDs and get better deals… From The ArchiveThat Damned Metric System!
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Let’s face it, August was brutally hot and the AV Geeks spend most of their time holed up in a dark dank basement watching films. To counteract the sticky humidity of Houston, we presented a show of films about living in cold weather. Films include Play In The Snow, How to drive on snow and ice, Surviving The Cold, White Wilderness – Lemmings, Cipher In the Snow and How to build an igloo, and more!
In the late 1960s, Walter Cronkite hosted this followup series to the popular “Twentieth Century,” looking to science and how it would impact our lives in the next century. Films include: Can You Live To Be 100?, Mystery of Life, Deep Frontier and Surviving In Space. 
What better way to celebrate the collapse of the American Economy behemoth and the Joyous Season of Giving than with some corny educational film DVD compilations. Starting today, all A/V Geeks DVDs are now only TEN BUCKS! Enjoy these prices before your paper money becomes worth less than Monopoly Money and we have to buy groceries using cell phone minutes. 
The A/V Geeks present films made during the late 1970s push for the nation to adopt the metric system of measurement. Gee, it seem so easy to learn compared to the English system. Hmmm, wonder why it was dropped in the 1980s? Films include – Metric America, the rarely seen Schoolhouse Rock metric system shorts and much more!