Movieside Film Festival, The Grind-House and the Music Box Theatre present the return of The Music Box Massacre October 9th & 10th! You know you want tickets, so email me here and you will be in the running for 2 PAIRS of tickets for this year’s Musicbox Massacre!! Yep, 2 people will win a pair of tickets this year! Email me at admin@horrorsociety.com and tell me you want to be a part of the Massacre!!
This year’s lineup:
Psycho (50th Anniversary!- 1960)
Rabid (David Cronenberg- 1977)
…The Raven (Boris Karloff & Bela Lugosi- 1936)
Theater of Blood (Vincent Price- 1973)
The Wolfman (Lon Chaney, Jr.- 1941)
Phantom of the Opera (Lon Chaney, Sr., w/ live organ! – 1925)
Fright Night (80’s vampire awesomeness- 1986)
Pet Sematary (Stephen King- 1989)
The Funhouse (Tobe Hooper- 1981)
Killer Klowns from Outer Space (Chiodo Brothers- 1988)
House by the Cemetery (Lucio Fulci- 1981)
Season of the Witch (George Romero- 1972)
With special guests:
– THE CHIODO BROTHERS (Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Team America: World Police, Tim Burton’s “Vincent”) in person!
– JAN WHITE, star of “Season of the Witch,” in her first live appearance with the film EVER!
SHORTS:
Phobia 2 by Matt Storc
The Wind Follows by Kurt Long
Zoran Gvojic’s fake trailer for “Vampires: The Movie”
AND!
A rare live appearance by the Marshmallow Ghosts!
PLUS:
Trailer Trash (Vintage Horror Trailers), Dealer Tables, Surprise Guests, Live Auctions for Vital Bridges, More!
$28 presale tickets available NOW from Brown Paper Tickets:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/124052
$33 day of show.
Advance tickets NOW AVAILABLE at Laurie’s Planet of Sound (4639 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago), After Hours Movie Rentals (915 Foster, Evanston) and the Music Box Theatre box office!
Line-up subject to change. No refunds.
More info at: https://www.myspace.com/moviesidefilmfestival
AND the official Music Box site:
https://www.musicboxtheatre.com/collections/music-box-massacre-6/
I figured Season of the Witch would never be at the MBM, thinking a good print would be hard to find. Glad I was wrong! A flawed film to be sure, but I quite dig it.