Wild Guitar

The Bad Film Society, Proud Purveyors of Purile Pop Culture, once again take it upon themselves to edjicate the masses in the manner to which they've become accustomed. It's...

The Bad Film Society's Back To School TV Special!

Fall is the season to get back indoors to America’s favorite pastime, TV! On Sunday, Sept 30, 6PM, in the gloriously dank basement of the Ashland Elks, The Bad Film Society will present an evening of Special Fall TV Season Pilots and Rock ‘n Roll Nonsense!

See 3, count 'em THREE! Lost TV Pilots from the Golden TV Years of Yore, featuring miscast characters, improper theme songs, horribly disturbing voices, and wacky alternate realities! Watch in wonder as a different crew of Castaways gets lost on Gilligan's island--and dig that
far-out unused reggae theme song, Mon! Then shudder in horror as Herman Munster comes home to an entirely different house and an entirely different family--but all the jokes are exactly the same! Crazy, Daddio!

And finally, gasp in disbelief as a skid-row Barney Rubble greets his seedy neighbor Fred...FLAGSTONE--a cigar smoking stubble wearing beer drinking boozehound! Whoa--it's too much!

And just when you think it can't get any worse...er...better, we present our feature film: Wild Guitar! from 1962 Starring Arch Hall Jr and featuring lowlife beatniks, girls gone bad, juvenile delinquency, out of control Rock And Roll, and kids who --gasp!--don' t listen to their parents! This is what happens when you don't stay in school kids! Plus assorted forgotten commercials, our ever popular TV Dinner potluck, and a TV Trivia contest with prizes you won't even want to win!

It's the Bad Film Society Back To School TV Special, a nostalgic night of Family Fun, that finally answers the burning question of the ages: Ginger?...or Mary-Ann? (A: Lilly Munster--Hubba Hubba!)

People got so sick of the serial The Phantom Creeps that now we will be switching to 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.