The Ohio Sci-Fi and Horror Marathons

Suspria? One can wish.

I wish Troll 2 be apart of the lineup.

Is the date still Oct 26-27?

In other news... squeeeeeee!

Rock on, Joe!

oh, and, don't forget - you promised to show Blow Out!

Blow Out ?! A horror movie? this will make this a 22 hour horror movie marathon if Blow Out is shown. Why not screen Carrie instead. Since Carrie is one of the few good Brian De Palma films. The other two are Untouchables and Mission Impossible.

22 hours it is, then - guess you might as well sit this one out.

And you couldn't be more wrong on DePalma. Mission Impossible blows chunks - one of his worst films. Blow Out, on the other hand, is one of those rare things... a remake of a masterpiece that actually works and justifies its existence!

Di Palma's Phantom of the Paradise will forever be his masterpiece.

Brian De Palma is the Micheal Bay of the ninteen seventies and the nineteen eighties. Phantom of the Paradise is meh. Last time I check that Blown Out is a mystery not a horror film. Evan Michael Bay can make a watchable movie form time to time. The same goes for Brian De Palma.

And with that, you are forever dead to me.

I didn't say I didn't like Phamtom of the Paradise. I didn't find anything special about that cult film. Look at The Room when I watched once it baffles me that it have a following. If Paradise is on ThisTV on a sunday afternoon I'll watch some of it. Due to WBNS DT keeps deciding to carry the Browns an NFL team that have no chance in the playoffs. While the Bengals have that chance.

I've just got my ticket. Drexel have 101 and up.

Now I'm not familar with Guns and Ammo. I'm too busy reading Mother Jones.

Why would I watch Dress to Kill since it is a poor copy of Psycho?

When I look at the ticket it have similar artwork of Suspira. Will that film filnally makes an apperence?

I bought my tix - can't wait! See you all there!

Will there be some sort of notice if tickets are close to selling out or if they won't be available at the door? I have some friends that might come that may have to wait until closer to the marathon to find out if they'll be able to make it.

Most definitely. If we come close to selling out in advance, we'll spread the word via this website, Facebook, Twitter, etc. We'll be especially vigilant this year, as we're seeing quite a bit more interest in the event than we have in some time.