We used this one along with some others a lot like this one. I worked for a Drive In owned by Gulf States Theatres back in the 70's. Groovy Music. You can get it on Amazon for a buck.
Search Amazon mp3's for Funky Fanfare Keith Mansfield.
You can get the free you tube converter /downloader . It lets you keep the video in different formats as well as just audio if you want it seperate . Excellent tool !.
Twice a week I had to change the preview reel and add these date strips to it. I was a projectionist at a reel to reel theatre in northern Minnesota for 17 years.
@Rantincorporated Yeah, it's an older way that a lot of people don't use anymore. But you know, if I ever end up having any part in a 'coming attractions' screen, I'm going to spell it 'prevue' just to shake things up a bit
@halo9449 yeah to bad im to young to experience this great cheesey stuff, eavan when grindhouse came out in 2007 i still couldnt experience it becouse i was only 10, besides i wasnt much of a horror movie guy as i am now or would i know it was a double feature and get totaly bored, and get by pants loaded with crap from the dont fake trailer and nor did i have a love of movies as i do now and i wouldnt know the tredition of grindhouses, wow i need to shut up lol
@Rantincorporated lol I know what you mean, you know, about getting bored and all. Even when I saw Grindhouse a few years ago, the 70s styling blew me away, but DAMN. Tarantino put way too many slow, boring talkie scenes in Deathproof (which weren't even as good as the dialogue he co-wrote into Pulp Fiction). Planet Terror was pretty good, but yeah, for the most part, the second part of the double feature was, in my humble opinion, quite a snore-fest, besides the two or three big car scenes
@halo9449 yeah you can expect that from Tarantino he puts alot of usless dialouge in his movies, his worst case had to be ingourius basterds where the useless talking was in subtitles ehh
@Rantincorporated oh, I know, that was probably one of his worst cases of useless dialogue. I was in disbelief at how unimpressed I was by that movie, overall.
@halo9449 yeah couse not only do we not care about what the characters are saying, we have to read what they are saying but everything involving brad pitt and eli roth in IB are great
This looked so cool on the red and orange curtains as they opened at the Admiral Theater in West Seattle. When you actually looked forward to the trailers!
does anyone happen to know where i can find a video file of this bumper? I would like to start compiling retro grindhouse trailer DVDs, but it is essential I find this first. If anyone can help me out, I would be very grateful!
And any other similar retro bumpers would be great as well :)
I love these old bumpers. I wish someone would post some of the older movie bumpers from the late 60s and early 70s. There was one "Prevues of Coming Attractions" one in which the lettering was in a passageway, and another one that had spotlights moving around. If anyone could post these I would be very grateful. Thanks
We used this one along with some others a lot like this one. I worked for a Drive In owned by Gulf States Theatres back in the 70's. Groovy Music. You can get it on Amazon for a buck.
Search Amazon mp3's for Funky Fanfare Keith Mansfield.
sophiapuppy 3 weeks ago
You can get the free you tube converter /downloader . It lets you keep the video in different formats as well as just audio if you want it seperate . Excellent tool !.
evsynator 7 months ago
I need this for my high school film project. Anyone know where i can download it?
db28301 1 year ago
@db28301 just use a FLV converter...plenty of em on google...you can just rip this one
lndac02 1 year ago
Twice a week I had to change the preview reel and add these date strips to it. I was a projectionist at a reel to reel theatre in northern Minnesota for 17 years.
lilmuscledude2003 1 year ago
nice typo, "Prevues" lol
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
@Rantincorporated That isn't a typo... That's another way of spelling 'previews'.
halo9449 1 year ago
@halo9449 really? wow i didnt know that wierd way of spelling it
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
@Rantincorporated Yeah, it's an older way that a lot of people don't use anymore. But you know, if I ever end up having any part in a 'coming attractions' screen, I'm going to spell it 'prevue' just to shake things up a bit
halo9449 1 year ago
@halo9449 yeah to bad im to young to experience this great cheesey stuff, eavan when grindhouse came out in 2007 i still couldnt experience it becouse i was only 10, besides i wasnt much of a horror movie guy as i am now or would i know it was a double feature and get totaly bored, and get by pants loaded with crap from the dont fake trailer and nor did i have a love of movies as i do now and i wouldnt know the tredition of grindhouses, wow i need to shut up lol
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
@Rantincorporated lol I know what you mean, you know, about getting bored and all. Even when I saw Grindhouse a few years ago, the 70s styling blew me away, but DAMN. Tarantino put way too many slow, boring talkie scenes in Deathproof (which weren't even as good as the dialogue he co-wrote into Pulp Fiction). Planet Terror was pretty good, but yeah, for the most part, the second part of the double feature was, in my humble opinion, quite a snore-fest, besides the two or three big car scenes
halo9449 1 year ago
@halo9449 yeah you can expect that from Tarantino he puts alot of usless dialouge in his movies, his worst case had to be ingourius basterds where the useless talking was in subtitles ehh
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
@Rantincorporated oh, I know, that was probably one of his worst cases of useless dialogue. I was in disbelief at how unimpressed I was by that movie, overall.
halo9449 1 year ago
@halo9449 yeah couse not only do we not care about what the characters are saying, we have to read what they are saying but everything involving brad pitt and eli roth in IB are great
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
@Rantincorporated Yep, exactly.
halo9449 1 year ago
This looked so cool on the red and orange curtains as they opened at the Admiral Theater in West Seattle. When you actually looked forward to the trailers!
Dimension150 1 year ago
does anyone happen to know where i can find a video file of this bumper? I would like to start compiling retro grindhouse trailer DVDs, but it is essential I find this first. If anyone can help me out, I would be very grateful!
And any other similar retro bumpers would be great as well :)
RabidHummingbird 2 years ago
Where to find it? You've found it!
phogroian 2 years ago
Does anyone know this song? I have heard it sampled in a few hip hop songs and want the name.
StellarlyAstral 2 years ago
It's called Funky Fanfare, by Keith Mansfield.
nafpaktiakos 2 years ago 3
you're my hero.
diptutod 1 year ago
This is before "Machete", the first of four fake trailers from "Grindhouse".
CraigFoye80 2 years ago
I love these old bumpers. I wish someone would post some of the older movie bumpers from the late 60s and early 70s. There was one "Prevues of Coming Attractions" one in which the lettering was in a passageway, and another one that had spotlights moving around. If anyone could post these I would be very grateful. Thanks
jgrig0 2 years ago
Back when it was actually fun to go to the movies.
the215renaissanceman 2 years ago
Really Cool
Thanks for that!:D
JackieBrown101 3 years ago