Tuesday night at the Eureka Theater, SF Sketchfest presented an up-tempo, mostly hysterical conglomeration of audio-visual entertainment. Interesting that this was Sketchfest's first-ever video night, when it's exactly the kind of evening you'd think would go by the wayside our YouTube world. (Hell, we've even got a video on YouTube, and we don't own a camera!)
SFist Goes to SF Sketchfest's First Annual Filmed Sketch Night
Stage Fog: Bay Area Tour
San Francisco has a hot theater scene, but that doesn't mean the rest of the Bay Area doesn't sizzle as well.
SFJFF: 51 Birch Street
at the Castro Theatre on Saturday said, "welcome to our high class shvitz." The bubbie sitting in front of us turned around and asked, "do you know what a shvitz is?"
Serenity Now, Insanity Later
An impatient mob nearly turned ugly last night at 1000 Van Ness, thanks to Joss Whedon. His new movie opens Friday (to confirm the obvious, it's F**KING AWESOME; we'll review it later this week) and last night the TL movie theater held a free sneak peek. Capitalizing on the buzz that "Firefly" (the show on which the movie's based) generated online, Universal let bloggers reserve seats in advance, with the condition that they blog about the movie. It seems to have worked -- Technorati shows 555 posts tagged "serenity" in the last 12 hours, and Google's blog search shows nearly 2,000 posts featuring the word in the last 2 weeks. Great idea! Did anyone get the short end of a stick? Yeah: non-bloggers.
SFist Watches: Movies This Weekend
We hate to sound like a broken record, but if we didn't already feel like , but would love to hear about it if you did in the comments.

