October Horror Movie Marathon

[Rik]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Two classics tonight.



Nightmare on Elm Street

The Exorcist

The local old school cinema I mentioned a couple of weeks back are showing both of these for Halloween in a double bill on October 27th, gutted because I’m playing a wedding that night with the band so I can’t go

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

The local old school cinema I mentioned a couple of weeks back are showing both of these for Halloween in a double bill on October 27th, gutted because I’m playing a wedding that night with the band so I can’t go

Sheesh! Some rock star you are!

What would Axl do? Make the wedding lot wait whilst you watch The Exorcist!

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Rik

The local old school cinema I mentioned a couple of weeks back are showing both of these for Halloween in a double bill on October 27th, gutted because I’m playing a wedding that night with the band so I can’t go

Would be nice to see them on the big screen, but then part me thinks it's better atmosphere wrapped up in be at home as you don't get the usual idiots who laugh or scream (at wrong parts) when I see horrors at cinema

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Would be nice to see them on the big screen, but then part me thinks it's better atmosphere wrapped up in be at home as you don't get the usual idiots who laugh or scream (at wrong parts) when I see horrors at cinema

Good point.

[Rik]

I’ve seen the Exorcist at the cinema a few times (once when it was first rereleased, then a few times when I was an electrician working on the Virgin Cinema in Bolton on my extended lunch breaks), never seen NOES at the cinema though.
The wedding is only about 5 minutes away from the cinema, so if I slip our drummer a few quid I could get him to do a Moby Dick style extended drum solo while I piss off to go watch them

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by Rik

The local old school cinema I mentioned a couple of weeks back are showing both of these for Halloween in a double bill on October 27th, gutted because I’m playing a wedding that night with the band so I can’t go

Just shred the guitar strings in honour of 'nightmare' and spew up a load of green pea soup on the crowd at the climax.
Job sorted.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

I’ve seen the Exorcist at the cinema a few times (once when it was first rereleased, then a few times when I was an electrician working on the Virgin Cinema in Bolton on my extended lunch breaks), never seen NOES at the cinema though.
The wedding is only about 5 minutes away from the cinema, so if I slip our drummer a few quid I could get him to do a Moby Dick style extended drum solo while I piss off to go watch them

Start soloing yourself. The audience will soon drift away demanding the DJ and you'll be able to watch the films.

[Rik]

The Bride is a right snotty cow too, they booked us after being at one of our gigs and now she’s demanding our drummer doesn’t sing any songs because that’s the frontmans job apparently, definitely a gig we’re doing for the money instead of love

Anyway

[SilverSurfer]

Originally Posted by Rik

The local old school cinema I mentioned a couple of weeks back are showing both of these for Halloween in a double bill on October 27th

Cinemas should do this all the time and NOT just for Halloween.

Bring back the Double Bill showings to all cinemas.

[bleakshaun]

Originally Posted by Rik

The Bride is a right snotty cow too, they booked us after being at one of our gigs and now she’s demanding our drummer doesn’t sing any songs because that’s the frontmans job apparently, definitely a gig we’re doing for the money instead of love

Anyway

Well, I would not complain too much, I mean it is her day after all you know, so she probably doesn't need the stress. If she annoys you, then I would bump up the pressure. But I'm an evil c**t most of the time so, meh

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