#noho theatre tickets

[jasonstuart]

This thursday Oct. 24th El Portal Theatre in NoHo. I'm excited to be apart of this benifit for the "Thalians". Come join us for some laughs! With #standupcomics Jen Kober Jere Ring Monique Marvez Ben Gleib and JoAnne Worley willl be there with some speical guests! Produced by Frank Sheftel. TICKETS: https://ci.ovationtix.com/371/production/1209892 #comedians #lgbtqia #GivingBack #hope

[jefelen-presents]

“Craving” (2023)

Wednesday, March 8th, 2023 (23:32) JEFELEN ALMOST missed making this announcement, owing to personal life struggles...

It was my pleasure to have served as Executive Producer on Jason Horton's horror/thriller feature, "Craving" (in conjunction with 50 Caliber Productions™, and in association with World One TV™ and Sky Island Storytelling���), which sees release as of today!

http://www.cravingmovie.com

After a drug deal goes south, four desperate heroin addicts barricade themselves in a country bar as a sinister group of masked individuals gather outside.  Besieged, and with the manifest effects of withdrawal beginning to set in, further embroiling their impromptu hostage situation, a dark secret one of them is harbouring threatens to surface, raising with it the very real potential to destroy them all!  Now they must all work together in order to escape, or else face the monster within...

Featuring disturbing practical prosthetic effects by BRAVO F.X.™.  Distribution is being handled by Indie Rights Movies™.  Available now to rent or buy through the following electronic vendors:

Prime Video™: http://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0B8XQHPFK

Google Play™: http://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Craving?gl=US...

YouTube™: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK-WDKamSYY

To coincide with the general release of the movie, a red carpet world première shall also be staged on this occasion, courtesy of Laemmle Theatres, to take place at NoHo 7 (located at 5240 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood, California) as part of their 'One Fright Only' programme (sponsored by FirstGlance Film Fests).

http://www.laemmle.com/film/craving

Doors are scheduled to open at 7:30pm PST, on Wednesday, March 8th.  It's late notice, I confess, but tickets do remain available, albeit in limited supply: http://41820.formovietickets.com:2235/T.ASP?WCI=bt...

In addition to the debut screening, a live Q&A session shall follow, hosted by Gigi Gustin, and featuring writer/director J. Horton, producers Ashley & Kevin, along with effects artist Robert Bravo.  If you're able to make it (at such short notice), then you won't want to miss this...

#JasonHorton  #Craving  #ItWillTakeHold  #SolidBeast  #ThereAreMonstersInAllOfUs   #IndieRightsMovies  #WorldPremière  #AvailableNOW

BREAK!!**

Thursday, March 16th, 2023 (13:31) I'd have shared these sooner, being that it's been a full week already, but reportedly The Academy™ staging it's award ceremony within days of the "Craving" première has lead to delays in what Getty Images™ has been able to process.  Be that as it may, here's a (somewhat belated) glimpse into the red carpet comings and goings of that evening:

http://www.gettyimages.com.au/search/2/image...

At the time of writing, there's but a mere nineteen images on display, despite it having been a sold out capacity crowd on the night... however this number will likely increase over time, I suspect.

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Tuesday, March 28th, 2023 (23:32) Generally speaking, I don't make a habit of sharing material of this specific nature, as this isn't content I typically go in for, personally, but I do feel that "Craving" ought to be receiving more attention than I've been able to muster thus far, so here's a new review trailer, featuring pull quotes provided by the likes of The Independent Critic, Film Threat, PopHorror, Voices from the Balcony, Influx Magazine (& Entertainment News), along with those of IndyRed, for your considered attention:

http://www.youtube.com/embed/-4ApMnk6tOw?vq=hd720&rel=0...

Seeing what the critics have had to say in response to this J. Horton release, maybe take a look and judge for yourself.

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Sunday, September 24th, 2023 (13:31) So, an intriguing (if not amusingly non sequitur) promotional campaign has been run over the past couple of months (that I'm only just now becoming privy to, for one reason or another), which I shall accordingly mirror serially in the comments below over the next week or so, in the interest of attracting "Craving" a little further attention here -- news to follow...

Sunday, October 1st, 2023 (23:32) The question needs to be asked: in the modern climate of agenda-driven editorials and politically-motivated misinformation, have YOU found yourself craving news with a little more... bite?  Well then, look no further -- #CravingNews is now a thing (apparently!), and it's delivering all the hard-hitting facts you've been hungering for:

Sunday, October 8th, 2023 (13:31) With abominable headlines like this, one naturally feels compelled to ask: is it his FOOT that this philandering cryptid should be named after...?  #CravingNews

Sunday, October 22nd, 2023 (13:31) Batboy couldn't possibly be wrong!  #CravingNews

Sunday, October 22nd, 2023 (13:31) I've heard tell that one has to have their wits about them when frequenting a Cracker Barrel™, m'yes...  #CravingNews

Monday, October 30th, 2023 (23:32) An honest peak behind the curtain: I unwittingly attached the wrong image to that previous entry for a while there, prematurely showcasing this article -- fixed now.  I then went and FORGOT to update yesterday as planned -- so that which was initially presented seven days early is now being published a day late!  Be that as it may, while I might have missed my deadline here, you sure wouldn't want to miss out on those highly sought-after Taylor Swift concert tickets...   #CravingNews

Sunday, November 5th, 2023 (23:32) And to think, certain exponents are still harping on about the E-MAILS of Hillary Clinton...!  #CravingNews

Sunday, November 12th, 2023 (13:31) Okay, so the previous edition of #CravingNews may have admittedly contained minor spelling errors... but now, thanks to the futuristic wonders of modern technology, such egregious misprints are most assuredly a thing of the past (plus, the truth about Mike Pence revealed...).

Sunday, November 19th, 2023 (23:32) Forget what you may or may not have read about Shrimp Basket™ and/or Airbnb™, #CravingNews has the real scoop, and it ought to be music to everyone's ears -- "Craving" is making noise on a certain FOX™-owned over-the-top content platform...!

#TrustUs  #WeDoOurOwnResearch  #SeeBelow

Tuesday, October 31st, 2023 (23:32) It may have become apparent through several of those satirical #CravingNews headlines that "Craving" is actually now available (for FREE!) on the Tubi™ ad-supported streaming service -- you can actively see for yourself right here:

http://www.tubitv.com/movies/100001990

Being that it's now October 31st, and therefore Halloween (wOoOoOoOoOh!), why not cap off the #Spooktober season by giving this a look?  Of course, in the event that you enjoy the presentation, please do consider paying to rent or purchase the movie through one of the aforementioned outlets, so as to help ensure the production of future projects of this ilk.  #SupportIndependentCinema

Tuesday, December 12th, 2023 (13:31) Some of you who have been paying attention over the past nine months will have noticed that the video thumbnail featured at the outset of this running presentation has since changed -- this has been updated to better market the physical distribution of "Craving", which is now commercially available on DVD and blu-ray through the following merchant outlets: Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJ4C2QMN http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJ4GC4WL Walmart™: http://www.walmart.com/ip/5054134896 http://www.walmart.com/ip/5096250790 Best Buy™: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/36099389.p?skuId=360... http://www.bestbuy.com/site/36099316.p?skuId=360... Merchbar™: http://www.merchbar.com/rock.../craving-rock/cravin... http://www.merchbar.com/rock.../craving-rock/cravin... So if you've streamed the movie to your satisfaction, now's your opportunity to own a copy of your own for prosperity, which can only been seen as something to smile about!

Thursday, March 14th, 2024 (23:32) 2024 UPDATE: I've been meaning to share this for some time, in all honesty, because I'm genuinely impressed with the outcome... and I think you will be too!  While "Craving" primarily employs traditional practical effects to achieve the disturbingly tangible sensibilities of its visuals, digital effects were still used sparingly in order to enhance what was captured in-camera, most notably during the flashback sequences.  For these, in particular, emerging software applications were utelised in order to de-age our actors, as showcased here by the industrious Brook Hubbs:

http://www.facebook.com/214902598/videos/1330317184494496

It's no secret that I'm not a fan of the technology -- AT ALL -- but even so, when it's applied appropriately, the results really can speak volumes for themselves.  Given the modest budget we had to work with for this movie, the augmented footage is remarkably convincing, I feel, and truly enhances the overall presentation, selling those sequences in ways that probably wouldn't have worked otherwise.  I'm not ashamed to say that there's a degree of bona fide pride that comes with putting out vision of this respectable quality.

[nohoartsdistrict]

What are you doing in NoHo this weekend? Here's the NoHo News, your guide to what’s going on in the NoHo Arts District. www.nohoartsdistrict.com

[rabbitcruiser]

North Hollywood, LA (No. 2)

El Portal Theatre is a historic landmark in the San Fernando Valley located in the heart of North Hollywood just minutes from Universal Studios, Warner Brothers, Disney, ABC, CBS-Radford and NBC. The theatre, originally built as a vaudeville house in 1926, sits across from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and the Art Institute of California - Hollywood, and the new Laemmle  7 Screen Theaters. The art deco marquee is visible to thousands of cars that travel on Lankershim Boulevard daily. In the mid 2000’s  the long awaited redevelopment of North Hollywood came to fruition with the grand openings of restaurants, upscale shops and a charming, urbanesque environment.

Since its  first opening in 1926 -- first for Vaudeville, then Silent Movies, and then Academy Award winning films, as the primo movie house in the valley -- the theatre has weathered the Jazz Age, the Depression, 4 wars, and finally the great earthquake of 1994.                               

After the earthquake the El Portal was meticulously rebuilt in the late 1990s and opened in January of 2000 by the Actors Alley Acting company in partnership with the building owners Bernard and Judy Kaufman and Gary and Shari Goodgame. The once 1400-seat movie palace now houses three theatres -- the 42-seat Studio Theatre (the permanent home of Stuart Roger's Theatre Tribe); the 99-seat Monroe Forum Theatre: and the 360-seat Debbie Reynolds MainStage -- along with the Judith Kaufman Art Gallery, featuring many of Los Angeles' top visual artists. 

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Architect: Lewis A. Smith designed the building. Richard McCann was the architect for the renovation into a legit venue. The theatre reopened in January 2000. Seating: 1,346 originally, all on one level. Currently the building houses 3 theatres: the 354 seat Mainstage Theatre, the 95 seat Forum Theatre and the 42 seat Studio Theatre. Stage specifications: The main theatre has an orchestra pit that'll hold 19 and utilizes the 1926 proscenium and stagehouse. The 17 line counterweight system operates at stage level stage right. See the mainstage page on the theatre's website for some additional tech information. History: The theatre ran vaudeville shows along with films until the talkies came along. The house got a makeover in the late 1940s. Drapes and neo-baroque  "Skouras-style" swirls were installed obliterating the original  decorative work on the interior. Fox West Coast and its successor companies, National General and Mann, operated the theatre for decades. Prior to closing in the 90s, it had a run as an independent venue  screening Spanish language films. The 1994 Northridge earthquake  resulted in extensive damage including the cave-in of the auditorium  ceiling. The Actors Alley acquired the building in 1996 and did a seismic  retrofit and interior remodeling. The City of Los Angeles has the  building on its list of Cultural Historic Landmarks. Status: Renovated and operating as a performing arts center since 2000. It's the anchor of the NoHo Arts District in North Hollywood. While the boxoffice, entry area and facade are of historical interest, little of the original decor remains in the auditorium space except the proscenium and faux-stone side walls.

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[ginnyluke]

Y’all - I’m in a ROCK OPERA this weekend (when was the last time you went to a rock opera?! Jesus Christ Super Star?) and the cast & band SLAMMING. Led by extraordinaire actor singer @jeffreypolk19 & drummer & MD @dennyfongheiser and other insane musicians 🎭🎻 DM or text me for info & tix discounts ✨ ・・・ Besides contributing her amazing Electric Violin talents, Ginny Luke will be playing the role of “Vickie ‘V’ in the upcoming performance of STARING INTO NOTHING? A new rock opera for a media-haunted world which debuts at the iconic El Portal Theatre in Noho. THIS WEEKEND! Oct 7-8-9. Get your tix now at www.staringintonothing.com and use promo code: FRIENDS for 50% off your ticket! • @staringinto @elportaltheatre • Photo: @kimberlyartphotography (at El Portal Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjXXwDxulyb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[artistryinaction-blog]

Night of the Living Dead opens next Friday! Get tickets at thegrouprep.com/show/night-of-the-living-dead/ #stagecombat #theatricalfencing #theatricalcombat #stagefencing #fight #choreography #fightchoreography #acting #stunts #swashbuckler #swashbuckling #rapier #saber #tumbling #marcantoniopritchett #nohoartsdistrict #noho (at The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B27BGuGhrit/?igshid=1pfz9mkc6iqb0

[mbiteng]

Soooooo i forgot to mention I’m in another show: @newmusicalsinc’s 15 Minute Musicals: Green-Eyed Monsters (Blue Team)! We perform on the 18th and 19th of July at The Broadwater’s 2nd stage. Come see me in 4 different musicals as an acrobat, a teenager, a cat and a man who visits his Grandma every Tuesday. 😂 link to tickets in my bio! DM me if you would like to go to previews at NMI in NoHo on the 17th while seats are available as well. 😏 #15minutemusicals #NMI #newmusicals #stage #announcement #tickets #work #actorslife #musical #theatre #singing #acting #dancing #performance #headshot #booked #blessed (at North Hollywood, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzrKHOMJRgm/?igshid=kiqiaip79tbf

[scenearoundtown]

The Meeting is a powerful provocative well written new play written by Jeff Stetson and directed by industry veteran Bill Cobbs now playing for a short 2 week run at "The Flex" located in Noho's  Theatre 68.   The very timely dramatic 75 minute piece imagines an intriguing secret meeting between Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X in Malcolm X's Harlem hotel room.  The Meeting stars Bechir Sylvain  as Malcolm X and Ethan Henry as Martin Luther King - both lead actors give excellent performances in their portrayals of the political icons as does Justin Chu Chary in his supporting role as Malcolm X's dedicated bodyguard Rashad.   The play is an excellent moving history lesson with many riveting, thought provoking and moving moments between the two visionary leaders, both husbands and fathers with dramatically diametric beliefs.  While Dr. King the peace lover believed in "we shall over come", Malcolm X the revolutionary  believed in "we shall come over".  For tickets visit www.malcolmmeetsmartin.com - a portion of the  sales will go to support a worthy cause www.BrownSugarRehab.org which helps to educate and spread awareness about colon cancer.  Thank you to Sandra Kuker PR for the invitation to this engrossing play.

Report by Harrison Held

[portersofhellsgate]

Meet the Cast of Shrew: Jill Penfold as Vincentio

Please introduce yourself! Where do you hail from? Who are you playing in Shrew?

Hey everyone! My name is Jill Penfold. I hail from the U.K. Essex to be precise. I have been in L.A for almost 11 years..yikes! and I love it. Nothing beats a blue sky.  I am proud to play Vincentio and Curtis and Baptista's flamboyant servant.

Give us a quick summary of the play from your character's point of view!

As Vincentio, this is a tale of finding out what the heck my son (Lucentio) has been up to while away from home. Only to find out he's gone and got himself married...and used some trickery along the way. The little so 'n' so.

Tell us a bit about your history with Shakespeare.

I was first introduced to Shakespeare when I auditioned for Lady Macbeth in 2004. I landed the role of Macbeth. I then toured for 3 months around the UK and had a blast. During my theatre days in the UK I worked with different theatre companies .... I especially love touring.

This production of Shrew is gender-reversed. How do you feel about it?

As I've already played a gender neutral Macbeth, this is amazing. It's a very current and fresh perspective on how society plays a huge role in how one conducts oneself in public and how we conform to the norm without question. I love seeing the women in the play hold themselves in a dominate role. 

What's your favorite quote (or two) from the play?

By this reckoning, he is more SHREW than she.

Pretty much sums it all up. Well done Curtis!!

Finally, where can people find out more about you and what you're up to?

You can all find me on IG www.instagram.com/jillpenfold or contact details are on my website www.jillpenfold.com. 

The Taming of the Shrew opens Saturday, April 20 in NoHo. Tickets HERE!

[wealthbronze59-blog]

Halloween Weekend What To Do

Here's some more events you can be doing this weekend for Halloween.

Update:

House of Wax (1953) Featuring A Tribute to Vincent Price Sunday, October 28, 7:00 Pm Alex Theatre 216 North Brand Boulevard Glendale, CA 91203 $17 [$12.50 Ticket + $4.50 Fees ]

Parties

-For any night club parties 21+ check out this huge list.

LBScary @Nick 2018 Saturday, October 27 at 7 PM – 11 PM Nickelodeon Animation

231 W Olive Ave, Burbank, California 91502

$75+

21+

Deejay, dancing, prizes for three best costume categories; scariest, best couple or group, and best overall costume, and a raffle for roundtrip airline tickets for two! Plus more surprises!

KCRW's Masquerade

Sat, Oct 27, 2018, 9:00 PM

Los Angeles Theatre 615 South Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90014

$89.90 

21+

"LA's favorite Halloween extravaganza has found a new home! We're taking the party to DTLA this year to explore the haunted rooms of the historic Los Angeles Theatre."   10th Annual King Tut's Tomb LA Halloween Party Sat, Oct 27, 2018, 9:00 PM The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood 6712 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028 $tarts at $25

"King Tut's Tomb Comes Alive for its tenth Year Running at the amazing Egyptian Theatre Courtyard! This 10th Annual event made a name for itself every year as the best selling and #1 rated party by HalloweenLA.com in Hollywood, California each and every year. This year it grows even larger when Top International House DJs headline the main stage. Also performing, LA’s Top DJ openers will rock the dance floor to get your groove on-- in full costume with all your friends!"

Minimal Effort: All Hallow's Eve Sat, Oct 27, 2018, 8:00 PM The Belasco Theater 1050 South Hill Street Los Angeles, CA 90015 $tarts at $49 Minimal Effort returns to the Belasco Theater in DTLA on Saturday, October 27th, inviting out some of the world’s most in-demand selectors to Los Angeles.

Haunted Night in Little Tokyo: The Block Party 2018 Saturday, Oct. 27 6pm-12am 2nd Street in between Central & San Pedro Street Little Tokyo Free

 Haunted Night in Little Tokyo: The Block Party is a one night Halloween festival with music and entertainment, local food and retail vendors, beer garden and a costume contest.

Grimly Fiendish Cosplay-Masquerdade Dance Party in Los Angeles

Sun, Oct 28, 7:00 pm

5 Star Bar, 267 S Main St, Los Angeles, California 90012

$5

21+

A Night at the Haunted Mansion Friday, October 26, 9PM - 2AM 5574 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood Free, Must Register 21+

"Calling all BOYS & GHOULS...for one night only, step beyond the velvet curtains on All Hallows Eve and into an evening of nouveau Franco frights and hellish delights that can only be known as A Night at The Haunted Mansion. NO ONE HERE MAKES IT OUT ALIVE."

6th Annual Santa Monica Zombie Crawl Saturday, Oct. 27, 6 p.m.-Close Rusty's Surf Ranch 256 Santa Monica Pier Santa Monica, CA 90401 $15 and up 21+

*Dress like a zombie. Enjoy Spooky Food & Drink Specials All Night at over 8 of the city's most popular bars & restaurants starting at Rusty's on the Pier and ending at the Official After Party at 1212 on the Promenade with DJ, Dancing, Late Night Happy Hour Menu, Contests & more.

BOO-NION STATION HALLOWEEN Saturday, October 27 and Sunday, October 28, 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. South Patio Union Station 800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Free 

"Two-Day, Family Friendly Event to Feature a Zombie Zone Hay Maze, Treats-on-Track Trail, Hourly Monster Mash Dance Party and Pet Parade & Costume Contest."

Mourning and Halloween Tours at Heritage Square Museum

Oct. 27-28, noon – 4pm

Heritage Square

3800 Homer Street

$20 adults, $15 members/seniors $8 children, free for kids 5 and younger.

Adults can join in reenactment of an Edwardian funeral to learn customs and attitudes about turn-of-the-century death as well as join in a séance. The kid’s program (only on Sunday Oct. 28) features period games, harvest crafts, trick or treating and a pumpkin patch. Free with admission

Entertainment 

Pageant of the Monsters 

October 26 – 28, and 31, 2018

6:00 – 9:30 pm

Festival of Arts Pageant of the Masters 650 Laguna Canyon Road Laguna Beach, CA 92651

Adult tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door

“Resurrecting an event from years past, the Pageant’s backstage will transform into a haunted house with an artistic twist. The Festival of Arts grounds will be filled with ghoulish tricks and treats including art activities, live music, wandering zombies and other “spook-tacular” surprises.”

The Flowering Of The Strange Orchid

October 26, 27, 28, 7:30PM - 11:30PM

Private residence

$300.00

21+

Disco Dining Club & The Grim Wreather Present: The Flowering of the Strange Orchid. A 3-night, botanical horror dinner party. Exploring the symbiotic relationship between man and flower, The Flowering Of The Strange Orchid's uniquely decadent interpretation of Halloween dares to elevate the Fall season. This is your favorite holiday...exaggerated with all the opulence, grandeur and hedonism of any Disco Dining Club soiree.

Theatricum’s 7th annual ‘BOO-tanicum’

Saturday, Oct. 27 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.*

* Haunted house opens promptly at 7 p.m.: don’t be late — people will be dying to get in.

Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum

1419 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.

Topanga CA  90290

(midway between Pacific Coast Highway and the Ventura Freeway)

General Admission: $15

Kids 6-15: $10

Ages 5 and under: free

Theatricum BOO-tanicum — Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum transforms into the haunted BOO-tanicum with the company’s 8th annual Halloween extravaganza, highlighted by its unique and infamous haunted house. Enjoy the tricks and treats of the season on the wooded grounds with a host of enticements including ghost stories, game booths, festive food and libations, performances by Creative PlayGround, Peter Alsop, comedy improv group Off the Grid; and more. Beware of zombie thespians! Come on down… if you dare.

The Sanderson Sisters' Halloween Special Saturday, October 27, 11:59pm

UCBT Franklin

5919 Franklin Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028

$5

The witches of Hocus Pocus present Never Before seen/Deleted Scenes from never-aired Halloween Specials. That's right, the Sanderson sisters are back and have enchanted a television to show them original Halloween scenes from their favorite movies and tv shows.

Featuring Binx the Cat: in a cage. 

LA Opera: Vampyr October 27, 31 8pm The Theatre at Ace Hotel 929 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015 $29.00 and up "Menace lurks behind every shadow in a remote village filled with secrets. Our annual Halloween mash-up of opera and cinema returns to the spectacular Theatre at Ace Hotel with filmmaker Carl Theodor Dreyer’s surreal 1932 masterwork, one of the most unsettling vampire movies ever made. Composer Joby Talbot creates a compelling new score for chamber orchestra and singers, performed live with a rare screening of this cinematic gem, underestimated for decades but now regarded as an important landmark of the horror genre."

Film

Horror Week

Rooftop Cinema Club

Oct 25-27& 30

Level Downtown LA

$$

They're “creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, they're all together ooky,” they’re the Rooftop Cinema Club October screening schedule! LEVEL will be hosting ‘Horror Week’ beginning on October 25th with What We Do In The Shadows, Silence of the Lambs (October 26), Poltergeist (October 27), Alien, (October 30), and ending the week with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which will be sure to help you sleep at night.

 The Fog October 26 – November 1 Nuarte Theatre $

The Fog wafts back into theaters in late October. John Carpenter’s first post-Halloween venture into the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired, apocalyptic vein that he would continue to mine in films like The Thing (1982) and Prince of Darkness  (1987), THE FOG depicts the seaside California town of Antonio Bay in the grips of an ancient curse and a creeping mist. Drenched in malevolent atmosphere and packing an ensemble cast.

THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES / THE DEVIL’S RAIN 

Fri, Oct 26, 7:30pm 

Aero Theatre 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403

$ 

All Night Horrorthon 13 Sat, Oct 27, 2018 7:30pm Aero Theatre 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403 $25

One of our favorite events for Halloween season. And this year it's the special 13 version of the thon that keeps you up all night.

What's playing" 1. Jason X -Space is the place 2. Body Melt 3. Link 4. Maximum Overdrive-Stephen King on cocaine in the 80's directed this 5. Zombie 3 6. Curtains 7. Antropophagus

"Spend all night at the Aero Theatre’s 13th annual Horrorthon! Complete with between-film free food, giveaways, trailers and crazy shorts, this movie marathon feels like rowdiest and most bizarre sleepover you’ll ever attend. Expect special appearances by the beloved Corn Gorn and his bride, Frost Nixon, Wizard Policeman, George Washingmachine and more from the Horrorthon canon. Be prepared to be showered with candy from Randy and DVDs at random. Pack your pillows and survival kits and don’t be shy…the louder you scream, the better your chances of being crowned Mister Horrorthon 2018. Oh, and did we mention stack upon stacks of free pizza and Monster drinks?"

Suspiria Q&As  Saturday, Oct. 27, 6pm and 6:30pm ArcLight Hollywood $

With Director Luca Guadagnino & Actors Tilda Swinton and Dakota Johnson. ArcLight Cinemas is excited to announce two Q&As for the upcoming film - Suspiria. ArcLight Hollywood will host the Q&As on Saturday 10/27 after the 6:00pm & 6:30pm shows. A darkness swirls at the center of a world-renowned dance company, one that will engulf the artistic director, an ambitious young dancer, and a grieving psychotherapist. Reserve now!

FRANKENSTEIN / BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN

Sun, Oct 28, 7:30pm

Aero Theatre 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403

$ 

  Halloween back in theaters

Playhouse 7, 10.29.14 - 10.29.14

NoHo 7, 10.29.14 - 10.29.14

Claremont 5, 10.30.13 - 10.30.13 

$ 

Simply, a classic that started the genre of slasher films. "This release features a RESTORED and REMASTERED digital print supervised by cinematographer Dean Cundey. A psychotic murderer, institutionalized since childhood for the murder of his sister, escapes and stalks a bookish adolescent girl and her friends while his doctor chases him through the streets."

Source: https://www.ttdila.com/2018/10/halloween-weekend-what-to-do.html

[woundtwine39-blog]

In The Valley of Nostalgia: The Valley Relics Museum

Neon and on and on at the Valley Relics Museum.

The San Fernando Valley might be known for being the archetypal Southern California suburb, for a notable early 1980s teenage female linguistic dialect, and yes, uh, pr0n, but if you love and appreciate your local history as much as The Militant does, you'll know that it's a place that has changed over time, from agricultural farmland to suburban wonderland, to the modern quasi-urban districts that are currently springing up on both ends of the 818 along the 101. Now, The Militant doesn't get over to the other side of the hill that much, but when it does, it actually matters.

This past weekend, one of his operatives totally wanted to go to the Valley Relics Museum, a relatively new (opened 2013) exhibition of SFV nostalgia, most of which is the personal collection of Burbank native and North Hollywood resident Tommy Gelinas, who started exhibiting his collection over a decade ago in his NoHo art studio. Gelinas has also been responsible to salvaging and maintaining several iconic signs and artifacts from across the Valley (and a little beyond) after their original public purpose was shut down forever.

After a quick Saturday morning trip up the 101 to the 170 to the 5 to the 118,�� we arrived at a quiet industrial park nestled between Topanga Canyon Blvd and the Metro Orange Line (yes, this place is totally transit-accessible), and through the doors is some 4300 square feet of space jam-packed with SFV and general Southern California nostalgia. Where to start?

The Valley Relics Museum's Busch Gardens collection! The Militant loved this aerial view which shows the old theme park's exact location near Roscoe and Woodley. The park was replaced by an expanded Budweiser plant, and only the pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks near Woodley remains.

 The first room has some photos and memorabilia of various SFV institutions, from the aerospace industry (Lockheed and Rocketdyne called the Valley home) to ground-based transportation such as the Pacific Electric and the RTD. An adjoining room has behind-glass knicknack displays featuring such sights as the old Busch Gardens theme park in Van Nuys and some 1984 Olympic memorabilia (including not only an Olympic torch, but an accompanying manual book).  

The Western memorabilia room, including several Nudie's Rodeo Tailors store artifacts, curated by Julie Ann Ream.

Another room is packed with movie and TV Western memorabilia (including remnants of the iconic North Hollywood Western apparel store Nudie's Rodeo Tailors), curated by Julie Ann Ream, whose grandfather, Taylor "Cactus Mack" McPeters was an actor in several Hollywood Westerns, who worked alongside such icons as Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and John Wayne.  Preserving the artifacts of her grandfather, her other Western actor relatives and their peers has become her personal passion, and on most days Ream is on hand to talk about her collection and her Western family members' stories.

The main exhibit room contains antique iconic store restaurant signage and a collection of classic BMX bikes (an SFV invention)!

The rest of the museum is the main exhibit room, which encompasses over 2/3rds of the total space. Front and center is Gelinas' collection of classic '70s-era bicycle motocross (BMX) bikes, which originated in The Valley. The characteristic rigid frame was invented by Gary Littlejohn in North Hollywood and the open suburban spaces of the SFV allowed for large BMX dirt tracks to be built. Futhermore, BMX manufacturers like Mongoose, Redline, Champion and Robinson were all based here in The Valley.

Some relics from The Palomino, including a ticket stub from a 1979 Elvis Costello concert there!

The room also contains a large collection of now-gone store and restaurant signage, several of which are neon like the original sign from North Hollywood's Palomino nightclub (which featured now-legendary country and rock music acts from 1949 to 1995) and more conventional signage, such as the original Googie-style Henry's Tacos sign from Studio City.

A 1958 newsstand ad insert for the old Los Angeles Mirror (the old afternoon paper that eventually merged with the Los Angeles Times), touting the SFV as, "L.A.'s Happiest Half-Million" (that population has since grown by over 3 1/2 times).

The room also contains many signs familiar to those from, yet not unique to the Valley per se, such as a Pioneer Chicken revolving sign saved from the Olympic Blvd. location, '70s and '80s-era Jack In The Box (the chain originated in San Diego) signage, which also includes the old-school drive-thru clown speaker (even earlier than the type that was blown up in the infamous 1980 commercial) as well as the incandescent Tiffany Theatre sign rescued from its now-demolished West Hollywood location.

A few iconic Valley trios also make their presence here: Statues of Alvin, Simon and Theodore of The Chipmunks fame (born in Van Nuys), and Yakko, Wakko and Dot from The WB's Animaniacs (who, of course, lived in the studio's water tower in Burbank).

Exit Through The Gift Shop: Do buy some of Valley Relics Museum's t-shirts of classic now-gone Southern California businesses. Because you will look so awesome rocking that Pup'N Taco shirt!

Not only can you see some Valley relics, but you can wear them as well. The mini gift shop by the entrance sells shirts of now-gone So Cal institutions like Pup'N Taco, Malibu Grand Prix, Fedco, Zody's, Muntz TV, Saugus Speedway and legendary rock stations KMET and KNAC, among others. The sales of the shirts support the museum, so be generous!   The collection does not explore the comprehensive history of The Valley; aside from an 1865 letter penned by Issac N. Van Nuys himself, much of the Valley Relics at this museum cater to the collective memories of Baby Boomers and Generation-Xers spanning the second half of the 20th century. So there are hardly any relics from the SFV's agricultural era. But still, Gelinas and the rest of the folks that run the museum must be given massive props for preserving the relatively recent history of The Valley. The staff have mentioned that some patrons have brought parents or grandparents who suffer from Alzheimer's Disease into the museum, and the sight of familiar memories from the exhibits instantly woke up something inside of them.

Yes, History can be that powerful, folks.

Both fortunately and unfortunately, the place isn't that big. Fortunately, you can enjoy the place in under two hours, and unfortunately, you can only enjoy the place in under two hours. But apparently there's more collection that they don't have the space for. The museum is planning to move into larger digs sometime in 2018, with one potential location being an old airplane hangar at Van Nuys Airport, but the museum has also explored even a Santa Clarita Valley location (Blasphemy!).

The Valley Relics Museum is transit-accessible! It's just two blocks south of the Metro Orange Line and Metrolink Chatsworth Station (something that didn't really exist during the RTD era...

Yes, this MA blog post is probably some four years late,  and some of you might have already been here already, but a museum open only 50 or so times a year, coupled with a busy Militant schedule can cause that. But better late than never. And hey, The Militant is actually blogging about something other than an Epic CicLAvia Tour. That in itself is something to celebrate! Woo-hoo!

But if you haven't been here before, and especially if you're an SFV native or grew up in the 818, make sure to pay a visit to the museum this Saturday (those t-shirts make great presents, BTW), or at least add it to your New Year's Resolution list for 2018, before they move into their new location. And then visit them again when they have more stuff to display!   

Valley Relics Museum, 21630 Marilla St, Chatsworth. Open Saturdays only, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free admission (but do kick them at least a few bucks to keep their nonprofit operation open). Accessible via (M) Orange Line and Metrolink (Chatsworth Station) - bike or walk two blocks south along the Orange Line bike path.

Source: http://militantangeleno.blogspot.com/2017/12/in-valley-of-nostalgia-valley-relics.html

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