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October 28 , 2007

Spider Baby

The demented and darkly comic feature film will be Spider Baby. Jack Hill is the director of this, and he's made a living directing very bad films like Switchblade Sisters and Foxy Brown and Coffy (even though Pam Grier was Hot!). But this is his “best” film, and it's really kind of “good” (at least compared to his other films!). It is a really creepy and surprisingly touching film about a very unique and disturbed family living in the proverbial decaying old mansion. Lon Chaney, Jr. (who sings the title song over the credits) is magnificent as the long suffering guardian of the family, who has a rare genetic malady that causes its victims to mentally regress to a condition of "pre-human savagery and cannibalism." So when the family is visited by a pair of distant relatives and their greedy lawyer, a wild night of murderous thrills ensues. After it was released (sort of) in 1964, it went into limbo, and was released over the years under several names, like Cannibal Orgy: or The Maddest Story Ever Told and Attack of The Liver Eaters. There is a rumor that a live musical version of this film is now being staged in, of all places, Brookings, Oregon!

Insanely obsessive film archivist, Steven Mayerson will screen Halloween themed rarities before the feature.

Also stay tuned for the 3rd episode of the serial The Lost Planet from 1953! On the par with an Ed Wood movie, it’s considered the worst serial ever made with unintentionally hilarious dialogue like "How are we going to find it, it's the Lost Planet." It was the last sci-fi serial ever made…for good reason.

Please bring ghoulish treat for the potluck dinner open to all members before the feature. Some bottom feeders just come for the great food! And, of course, wear a costume…or not!

Also stay tuned for the 3rd episode of the serial The Lost Planet from 1953! On the par with an Ed Wood movie, it’s considered the worst serial ever made with unintentionally hilarious dialogue like "How are we going to find it, it's the Lost Planet." It was the last sci-fi serial ever made…for good reason.

The TV Dinner potluck is open to all members before the feature.

Also, unload your trashy videos for door prizes in our humiliating and hilarious raffle.

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