Eric 4 Feasterville
Bustleton Pike,
Feasterville,
PA
19053
Bustleton Pike,
Feasterville,
PA
19053
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It was on Bustleton Pike right between Street Road and the Buck Hotel. If you couldn’t find something you wanted to see here, you could just bop across the street to the Bucks County Twin that was nestled inside a rather skimpy little mall.
I once sat outside the Eric Feasterville after a movie and listened to a mother berate the box office clerk for the violent content of “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”. Fun times.
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I am partial to 70s movies, having grown up in that era. Hold the jokes, please. I was looking at an ad from the Bucks County Courier Times dated 2/19/78. You tell me if anyone has a better choice of films nowadays:
Eric Feasterville and Eric Twin Lawrenceville: “Close Encounters”
Pennsbury Theater (Morrisville): “Taxi Driver”
Lincoln (Roosevelt Blvd at City Line): “Black Sunday”, “Looking for Mr. Goodbar” and “Marathon Man”
Eric Playhouse (Princeton) and Eric Fairless Hills: “High Anxiety”
Eric Garden (Princeton) and Eric Twin Penn Jersey: “Coma”
Budco Prince (Trenton): “Julia” with Vanessa Redgrave
Eric Twin Independence Mall (Trenton): “Saturday Night Fever”
Newtown: “Smoky and the Bandit” (OK, not a classic, but a good redneck film)
Premiere Twin (Neshaminy Mall): “Goodbye Girl” and “Harold Robbins' The Betsy”, with Lawrence Olivier (a great “bad” film).
I worked at the Eric Feasterville from 1985-1987. It was the best high school job you could have. Free movies, free popcorn, and we did our fair share of partying in there. All the people that worked there were all friends so we basically hung out there whether we were working or not. We a lot of classic 80’s movies such as Beverly Hills Cop, Rambo II, Running Scared, Teen Wolf, St. ELmo’s Fire, and About Last Night. We used to let a lot of people in for free, especially if you gave us beer.
This theatre should be listed as Closed/Demolished, since there is a Giant [PA] (former Genuardi’s) located there.
The theatre, as well as part of the shopping center, was torn down for the Genuardi’s/Giant [PA] store.