Saturday June 26, 2010

Friday June 25 & Saturday June 26 – Plan 9 from Outer Space (8 & 10pm) $8 – 35mm

Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959) is often called the worst movie ever made. But it’s also one of the funniest – so how can that be bad? This movie has everything that made Ed Wood a legend – weird dialogue, flimsy sets, truly oddball casting, a nonsensical plot and a stand-in for Bela Lugosi who’s not only a head taller but also has different color hair. Everything is wrong with this movie – except the endless laughter it inspires. And now PLAN 9 is in COLOR. That makes it even weirder than it used to be. And that’s really saying something. The Feature is accompanied by exclusive trailers and animations.

ZACK ATTACK’S FAVORITE FLICK OF ALL TIME!

The Driller Killer is back! This time he’s reincarnated as an Elvis-wanna-be evil rocker. He’s traded in his power tool for a hard-core electric guitar with a four foot drill mounted on top. When Courtney, the only survivor of the first Slumber Party Massacre, and her three girlfriends go out of town for a slumber party weekend – they bust out the booze, unsnap their bras, and brace themselves for two nights of good times, good music, and sheer horror in this part slasher / part music video gem! HD DIGITAL PRESENTATION, 77min, 1987.

Slumber Party Massacre III
Seven California co-eds are dressed to kill … a murderer is, well, dressed to drill. He’s an insomno-maniac looking for luscious bods to bore. The Driller Killer is back in PART III of the classic horror fest. This time Jackie, Diane and Maria are three high school girls who love a good time. When they party, they bust out of their bikinis and break out the brews – but the driller killer’s out for a thrill with his drill … and he’s ready to kill. HD DIGITAL PRESENTATION, 87min, 1990.
June 25th & 26th @ 8PM
$8 Double-Feature

A first of it's kind at MADCAP....

A Stage Reading for the full length original play "Remain Calm"

This play is about a bad breakup, Mary Shelley, Frankenstein and technology. (discussion to follow)

Hosted by Stephen Hotchner and Dyan Cavalli