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skylar wrote:

let me see if I can remember them all

they gave out a program but it didn't contain film titles (they were all unannounced), but rather incredibly vague "clues" about what each film was, so I'm gonna try to do this from memory

Halloween
Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla ('74)
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
Hellraiser
Phantasm
Pieces
An American Werewolf In London
Blacula
Burial Ground
Teenage Mother
Dracula Vs. Frankenstein (Al Adamson)
Demons
Alligator
The Gates Of Hell

plus tons of shorts and trailers

LamourSupreme wrote:

which would you say had most of an impact this time around given that you watched them half crazed? As an overall film of course and not because of just shock scenes like in Teenage Mother.

donnierobot wrote:

skylar wrote:

gates of hell on the big screen ! nice burial ground too , that is a very cool line up

missy wrote:

We got these hammock style "captain's chairs" with leg rests. Not bad overall. I would have had a horrible sore back had we sat in regular movie seats.

Author:	skylar [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 1:08 pm ]
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or the majority of them at least and have only slept about 5 hours cumulatively and wore bedroom slippers and ate an ear of corn on the cob in a movie theater and had complimentary bowls of count chocula and frankeberry for breakfast or at least the majority of them and only slept a total of 5 hours watching Alligator projected onto the big screen in a room with about 150 people at 8 AM after being up for a day straight is an experience unto itself as is seeing the last reel of Teenage Mother at all, let alone with an audience - real life footage of a doctor yanking a baby from a vagina with these crazy forceps is a big hit at 5 AM in a room full of sleep deprived weirdos

Author:	redhanded [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 1:33 pm ]
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How about a list of the movies... I was some what disappointed in the A&E selection this year. I did go to a bar last night and see Nightbreed and Shockwave(Nazi Zombies!) played on the screens

Author:	skylar [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 1:41 pm ]
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let me see if I can remember them all they gave out a program but it didn't contain film titles (they were all unannounced), but rather incredibly vague "clues" about what each film was, so I'm gonna try to do this from memory Halloween Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla ('74) Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Hellraiser Phantasm Pieces An American Werewolf In London Blacula Burial Ground Teenage Mother Dracula Vs. Frankenstein (Al Adamson) Demons Alligator The Gates Of Hell plus tons of shorts and trailers

Author:	LamourSupreme [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:03 pm ]
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which would you say had most of an impact this time around given that you watched them half crazed? As an overall film of course and not because of just shock scenes like in Teenage Mother.

Author:	AHart [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:14 pm ]
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Man i feel like i am doing the same.....ive been watching AMC for a week straight since monsterfest started!....

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Author:	lurker [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:42 pm ]
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i watched dawn of the dead the other night.

Author:	donnierobot [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:48 pm ]
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skylar wrote: let me see if I can remember them all they gave out a program but it didn't contain film titles (they were all unannounced), but rather incredibly vague "clues" about what each film was, so I'm gonna try to do this from memory Halloween Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla ('74) Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Hellraiser Phantasm Pieces An American Werewolf In London Blacula Burial Ground Teenage Mother Dracula Vs. Frankenstein (Al Adamson) Demons Alligator The Gates Of Hell plus tons of shorts and trailers gates of hell on the big screen ! nice burial ground too , that is a very cool line up

Author:	missy [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:56 pm ]
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I thought i would go blind or insane...but i lived to tell about it! Teenage mother definitely got some SCREAMS at 5 am. pieces is a crowd pleaser. BAAAASTARRRRD! BAAAAASTAAAAARD! BAAAAAAASSSSTAAAAARD!!!! ahaha

Author:	skylar [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:59 pm ]
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LamourSupreme wrote: which would you say had most of an impact this time around given that you watched them half crazed? As an overall film of course and not because of just shock scenes like in Teenage Mother. Burial Ground is really bizarre and sleazy to begin with and one of my favorite films, but it's always extra fun to see with a super dazed audience. as noted, Alligator was pretty bizarre just because I was definitely at the point where it was getting difficult to tell what was going on donnierobot wrote: skylar wrote: let me see if I can remember them all they gave out a program but it didn't contain film titles (they were all unannounced), but rather incredibly vague "clues" about what each film was, so I'm gonna try to do this from memory Halloween Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla ('74) Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Hellraiser Phantasm Pieces An American Werewolf In London Blacula Burial Ground Teenage Mother Dracula Vs. Frankenstein (Al Adamson) Demons Alligator The Gates Of Hell plus tons of shorts and trailers gates of hell on the big screen ! nice burial ground too , that is a very cool line up I've actually seen The Gates Of Hell on the big screen more times than I care to count

Author:	Count [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 4:02 pm ]
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Man I want to see Phantasm in a theatre, I love it. I'm watching the first 3 Halloween movies and carving pumpkins today.

Author:	missy [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 6:21 pm ]
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for anyone interested in what an event like this looks like: http://www.flickr.com/photos/missymazza ... 772991176/

Author:	Count [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 7:50 pm ]
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That looks like tons of fucking fun, and I now know what slippers I need to get!!

Author:	skylar [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:36 am ]
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I look like total shit in that picture, but I don't mind because I had been up about 20 hours straight and still had at least 6 to go what sold me on the slippers is that they have little goatees those are creature from the black lagoon pajama pants as well

Author:	chottomatte [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:49 am ]
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That looks like a lot of fun. Everyone must have had sore bottoms by the time it was over. I can barely sit for 5 hours without some sort of pain let alone 14 movies worth I also tried to watch a few films over the weekend including Saw III and Hostel II. Both were quite blah.

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Author:	missy [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:56 am ]
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We got these hammock style "captain's chairs" with leg rests. Not bad overall. I would have had a horrible sore back had we sat in regular movie seats.

Author:	Anti Social Andy [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:57 am ]
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That looks like a blast! . . . congrats on going the distance!

Author:	chottomatte [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 8:04 am ]
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missy wrote: We got these hammock style "captain's chairs" with leg rests. Not bad overall. I would have had a horrible sore back had we sat in regular movie seats. Ohhh I think I know which chairs you're talking about. Are those the ones with cup holders? I remember there was a this lawn party I went to with those and I ended up sitting in one the whole night.

Author:	lgcolddrink [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 8:08 am ]
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Sounds like a good time. I watched Beetlejuice over the weekend while carving pumpkins with my son. NICE FUCKING MODEL.

Author:	missy [ Mon Oct 29, 2007 8:13 am ]
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Yeah you can see me here in the front left & skylar's empty chair (green) next to me. they were pretty good. pillows, blankets, chairs, all in all, we made it!