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glowing under streetlights like a promise that the night was just getting started

When it closed in 2025

Set inside the early-’80s New York club and art world

It drew a younger crowd — college students

it was the city’s first Latino gay bar and quickly became a sanctuary where Spanish-speaking LGBTQ+ folks could dance

Invocation of My Demon Brother (Kenneth Anger/Graphic with Vintage Print Effect/Anton LaVey) venture n houston glowing under streetlights like aInvocation of My Demon Brother 1969 Hypnotic, occult, and visually electrifying, Invocation of My Demon Brother is one of the most striking works by underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger. Released in 1969, the short film became a defining piece of the psychedelic avant gardeblending ritual imagery, occult symbolism, and rapid fire editing into a feverish cinematic experience. Shot largely during the late 1960s counterculture explosion, the film captures