Usher
in the Halloween season with SON OF MONSTERPALOOZA! Monsterpalooza’s
offshoot event returning to The Marriott Burbank with over 150 monstrous
vendors, makeup demos, celebrity guests, special exhibits and more!
First Haddonfield weekend starts with Halloween!
All screening and events give you full access to the gallery with your
pre-paid admission. All outdoor screenings at SugarMynt Gallery are
private and complimentary with our regular pre-paid gallery admission
fee.
Black
Lagoon is an immersive, creepy-as-hell experience that pays homage to
the macabre and throws in a splash of goth and metal for good measure.
Wear your costume to these dark dungeons of drink and enjoy innovative
and deliciously spooky cocktails! coming to a city near you in october!
Grab
a handful of midnight dust and join us around the campfire for a live
reading of the pilot episode, “The Tale of the Phantom Cab,” of the
classic TV show Are You Afraid of the Dark?
The reading will feature performances by our very own Midnight Society including:
Jonah Ray (Mystery Science Theater 3000, Better Things)
Francesca Reale (Stranger Things, Haters Back Off)
Wil Wheaton (Big Bang Theory, Stand By Me)
Alyssa Limperis (Too Late, A Little Late With Lilly Singh)
Malcolm Barrett (Key & Peele, Preacher) Sarah Burns (Barry, Enlightened) Johnny Pemberton (21 Jump Street, Ant-Man) Olivia DeLaurentis (Prank Encounters, The Cool Kids) Eric Edelstein (Twin Peaks, Jurassic World) David Payton (WandaVision, Waves) and PUPPETS!
This
live reading is not only a ton of spooky fun, but is also an annual
fundraiser in support of the Bob Baker Marionette Theater. Your tickets
go to support our continued mission to inspire imagination through
puppetry and the allied arts. So get your tickets now and have yourself a
spooky Halloween!!!
House
of Spirits: Vaughan Hall is an immersive theatrical cocktail soirée,
where adults do Halloween in a haunted mansion. Enjoy miniature craft
cocktails and enjoy a night of macabre magic, tarot readings, strange
roaming specters, secret games and so much more! Over 50,000 guests have
already enjoyed House of Spirits, and now you can expect the unexpected
in Los Angeles this year!
The
interesting thing here is that artist Hideyuki Kikuchi always felt the
original 1985 Vampire Hunter D (made exclusively for the then-just
exploding home video market for teens and college students) was made on
the cheap and actively championed for a kind of re-do with Vampire
Hunter D: Bloodlust.
First up, the Resistance sets up residence in our huge back room, asks for suggestions, and
will improv a hilarious horror movie, live, based on your suggestions at the beginning.
Then
after a 20 minute intermission, we move into the main theater where we
run a 35mm print of 1980 Italian schlock horror jaw dropper Patrick
Still Lives about a boy who comes out of a coma after a car accident and
uses his newly found psychic powers to brutally kill folks.
The
Resistance have their work cut out for them as they try to make a scene
of a flying fire poker sexually assaulting and then killing a character
(the actor complained the director always loved to film such scenes in
the winter when everything was really cold) into something...acceptable?
Inspired by a New York legend, this grand
guignol melodrama showcases Broadway actress Mary Morris in her only
film role as the demented matriarch of the fabulously wealthy Van Brett
family. Victoria will stop at nothing, not even murder, to maintain
authority and promote her avarice. Morris convincingly plays a
personality decades beyond her physical age of 39, and an evil older
than time.
Supernatural
In the Halperin brothers’ artful follow-up to White Zombie,
Carole Lombard plays a grieving young heiress preyed upon by
spiritualists and spirits. During a phony séance, the genuine ghost of
an executed murderess takes possession of her body, the better to reach
the man who betrayed her, the fake medium. Perhaps the most unusual
aspect of Supernatural is its depiction of characters who laugh in the
face of death, a risus sardonicus that occurs three times in the course of the story before its apotheosis at the
