THE ED WOOD FILM FESTIVAL featuring PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE in shocking color!
Friday, October 31st and Saturday, November 1st at 10:00 p.m.
Admission: $5.00
Prepare yourself for "The Worst Movie Ever Made," in a new 35 mm film print, and now in eye-popping color! Can you take it?
LATE NIGHT CULT CLASSIC PRESENTED BY BOOKMANS
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"Plan 9 from Outer Space is so bad it’s good. No, scratch that. It’s brilliant. You won’t believe it until you’ve seen it for yourself." - BULLS EYE MOVIE REVIEWS
Get ready, "Stupid Earthlings," for the best (or the worst, depending on your perspective) Halloween treat to come down the highway since some genius created the candy acorn and wax lips!
Nothing on this planet could possibly prepare you for the wacked-out madness that is THE ED WOOD FILM FESTIVAL, featuring "Worst Director of All-Time" Ed Wood’s utterly preposterous 1959 masterpiece of poorly executed film-making—PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE, in a new 35 mm film print, and now in shocking, eye-searing color! Enjoying its most extensive film restoration to date and in color for the first time (steel yourself for the most brilliant puke greens and pulsating radioactive purples you've ever experienced on a movie screen), Ed Wood’s unintentionally hilarious cult classic of aliens who attempt to conquer Earth by reanimating the dead has been hailed as the “worst movie ever made," and now you can see it on the big screen, as nature intended, with a rowdy audience and a mouthful of beer. With string-powered flying saucers, laughable dialogue, cardboard sets, shrewd alien logic and “priceless” special effects, the aliens’ invasion plan can’t go wrong. (Hint: It does.) And when you throw in Swedish wrester Tor Johnson and sexy ghoul gal Vampira, you know you've got a party ... a party from outer space.
In addition to PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE, the film festival also includes never-before-seen Ed Wood home movies (see Ed model his famous angora sweater and fishnet stockings!), rare Ed Wood commercials and Plans 1-8, narrated by Mystery Science Theater 3000’s hilarious Mike Nelson.
"My friend, you have seen this incident based on sworn testimony. Can you prove that it didn't happen?"