The People's Temple in Ohio City has been putting on a series of
Wednesday double features that cater to the more psychotronically
inclined movie fans. This week they've got a “Haunted House”
double feature with the 1977 Japanese film HAUSU
(aka HOUSE) and the
1964 Jack Hill classic SPIDER BABY,
which stars Lon Chaney in one of his last great roles, and Sid Haig
in one of his first. Next week it's “Monkey Mayhem Movies” with
CARNIVAL MAGIC from
1981, and the underrated George Romero thriller MONKEY
SHINES from 1988. Shows start
at 8:00 pm. For more info, check out the People's Temple facebookpage.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
The People's Temple present's cult film double features
[Press release from the People's Temple in Ohio City.]
The People's Temple in Ohio City has been putting on a series of
Wednesday double features that cater to the more psychotronically
inclined movie fans. This week they've got a “Haunted House”
double feature with the 1977 Japanese film HAUSU
(aka HOUSE) and the
1964 Jack Hill classic SPIDER BABY,
which stars Lon Chaney in one of his last great roles, and Sid Haig
in one of his first. Next week it's “Monkey Mayhem Movies” with
CARNIVAL MAGIC from
1981, and the underrated George Romero thriller MONKEY
SHINES from 1988. Shows start
at 8:00 pm. For more info, check out the People's Temple facebookpage.
The People's Temple in Ohio City has been putting on a series of
Wednesday double features that cater to the more psychotronically
inclined movie fans. This week they've got a “Haunted House”
double feature with the 1977 Japanese film HAUSU
(aka HOUSE) and the
1964 Jack Hill classic SPIDER BABY,
which stars Lon Chaney in one of his last great roles, and Sid Haig
in one of his first. Next week it's “Monkey Mayhem Movies” with
CARNIVAL MAGIC from
1981, and the underrated George Romero thriller MONKEY
SHINES from 1988. Shows start
at 8:00 pm. For more info, check out the People's Temple facebookpage.
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