All aboard for Vinnie Carponzo

Michael Ray Fox sees the light at the end of the tunnel after 10 years of production.

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If you’ve always thought the Music Room (6181 Lady Hammond) would be an amazing place to watch a movie, your wait is over. Tonight at 9pm ($10), the music venue is hosting the premiere of local filmmaker Michael Ray Fox’s Why Vinnie Carponzo Hates Trains, plus some short films and a presentation. Vinnie (David Cantwell) is apparently a “smooth-talking and mildly deranged gangster who is the head honcho of a carefully planned bank robbery.” Trains and bank robberies have a great old romantic history (unlike the jerk-ass who tried robbing Planet Organic on Quinpool---you’ve got some vegan karma a’coming), so expect this to be fun. Plus there’s a soundtrack from local musicians like Ryan Cook, Nathan Wiley and Steven Bowers.