What You're Doing Tonight: 12/5

A vampy classic, up close and personal with Lou Reed, and more

By ELIZABETH BOUGEROL
Updated 4:00 AM EST, Fri, Dec 5, 2008

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REED IT AND WEEP: His album Berlin may have flopped like a Hudson River trout in 1973, but Lou Reed has the last laugh now that everyone's falling over each other to call the movie based on the album genius. See the film -- and the icon, in person -- at 92Y Tribeca tonight at 8PM.

FANGS FOR THE MEMORIES: Remember when The Lost Boys made everybody want to run off to Arizona and become a teenage vampire, like Jason Patric? And while we're at it, remember Jason Patric? Relive it all with the IFC's midnight screening of the 1987 Joel Schumacher epic. 12AM.

SWING VOTE: Didn't the Squirrel Nut Zippers break up? Oh, they're back together now? Okay. See them and relive the swingin' '90s at Southpaw at 9PM. (You still have that bowling shirt, right?)

First Published: Dec 4, 2008 5:43 PM EST

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