The karate movies at the St. Francis in the early 80’s showed a special innocence in kids, back then. How we would go to get pop corn or use the rest rooms and all through the theater kids who didn’t know each other from adam (say-ages 9-17) would play fight on the first site of each other. We all had a goofy kind of air headedness. You do that now a days…Well you know the out come.
Man the Roxy-3 flicks for 2$. And me and my Mexican Patna form San Fran would hook up on the weekends and be there all day watching Black exploits & Fu Flicks. Ahh those were the days.
The karate movies at the St. Francis in the early 80’s showed a special innocence in kids, back then. How we would go to get pop corn or use the rest rooms and all through the theater kids who didn’t know each other from adam (say-ages 9-17) would play fight on the first site of each other. We all had a goofy kind of air headedness. You do that now a days…Well you know the out come.
Man the Roxy-3 flicks for 2$. And me and my Mexican Patna form San Fran would hook up on the weekends and be there all day watching Black exploits & Fu Flicks. Ahh those were the days.
The Lux was the Spiz-not Back In da Day!