2010 FEATURE FILMS

"A Double-Dose of Evil in August"
Friday, August 27, 2010
Doors: 7:30 PM
Show: 8 PM
Admission: $10

Fear No Evil (Directed by Frank LaLoggia, US, 1981, 35mm, 99 minutes +/-, color) - At only 26, Frank LaLoggia (who later went on to direct The Lady in White) wrote/directed/co-produced and wrote the score for this ambitious little horror gem. While certainly influenced by other "spawn of Satan" films such as The Omen and The Exorcist and the Stephen King novel/Brian DePalma film Carrie, Fear No Evil is still marked with the distinctive stamp of its young director. Cinema has never seen a more fey Antichrist than Stefan Arngrim (of TV's Land of the Giants) as Andrew. It is the director's obvious struggles with his own sexuality that drive the sense of alienation that his abused and ultimately destructive teen wrecks on Rochester, New York. Aligned against Andrew is the reincarnation of an angel in the form of a confused high school girl played by Kathleen Rowe McAllen. Suffused with Catholicism, fueled by a great punk/new wave soundtrack (with the formidable likes of The Sex Pistols, Patti Smith, Richard Hell, The Ramones and Talking Heads) and featuring a zombies-and-laser-beams climax, Fear No Evil shines through with ambition despite uneven acting and bad '80s fashions.

Tower of Evil (aka Beyond the Fog or The Horror of Snape Island, Directed by Jim O'Connolly, UK, 1972, 35mm, 89m +/-, color) - This little-seen British horror film of the early 1970s stands as one of the sleazier efforts of the era. Upon discovering the severely mutilated corpses of three teenagers and a traumatized survivor on deserted, foggy Snape Island, a team of archeologists head to out to discover the secret of the island and what happened to the female survivor of the slaughter. There they find lost Phoenician treasure and a beardo-weirdo killer intent on hacking them all to bloody bits. With a solid cast of British favorites of the era (Jill Hayworth, Dennis Price and the Carry On series' Robin Askwith), ample female nudity, proto-slasher film attacks and gallons of blood, Tower of Evil a film worth rediscovering by horror fans

OZPLOITATION  DOUBLE FEATURE!
2 Rare 35mm Prints
Friday June 11th, 2010
Doors at 7:30 / Films at 8:00pm  $10 at the door
 
Road Games
1981 / Australia / Dir: Richard Franklin / 35mm
 
Stacy Keach is Pat Quid, a lone trucker who plays games to keep his sanity on longhauls through the desolate Outback. Jamie Lee Curtis is a free-spirited hitchhiker looking for excitement with a game of her own. And somewhere up ahead is a maniac in a van whose game may be butchering young women along the highway.

Director Richard Franklin (Psycho II, Link) packs plenty of Hitchcock-like twists and suspense into this sly shocker that was nominated for four Australian Film Institute Awards and remains one of the most surprising thrillers of the '80s.  (Synopsis courtesy of Anchor Bay)
 
Patrick
1978 / Australia / Dir: Richard Franklin / 35mm
 
After violently murdering his mother and her lover, Patrick (Robert Thompson) lays comatose in a private hospital. When a pretty young nurse (Susan Penhaligon) begins working at the hospital, Patrick tries communicating with her, while others in her life are being hurt and killed in mysterious ways.  (Synopsis courtesy of Synapse Films)

International House / 3701 Chestnut St / Philadelphia, PA

Joseph A. Gervasi and International House Philadelphia Present:
 
Nobuhiko Obayahshi’s HOUSE [HAUSU]
(Japan, 1977, 87 minutes, Japanese with English subtitles, 35mm)
 
June 5, 2010 7 PM
$8 general admission
Featuring vegetarian sushi provided by Magokoro  Foods
At the International House, Philadelphia
3701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA
Advance tickets available at: http://www.ihousephilly.org/programs-film-at-IHouse.htm
 
How to describe Nobuhiko Obayahshi’s 1977 movie House? As a psychedelic ghost tale? A stream-of-consciousness bedtime story? An episode of Scooby Doo as directed by Dario Argento? Any of the above will do for this hallucinatory head trip about a schoolgirl who travels with six classmates to her ailing aunt’s creaky country home, only to come face to face with evil spirits, bloodthirsty pianos, and a demonic housecat. Too absurd to be genuinely terrifying, yet too nightmarish to be merely comic, House seems like it was beamed to Earth from another planet. Or perhaps the mind of a child: the director fashioned the script after the eccentric musings of his eleven-year-old daughter, then employed all the tricks in his analog arsenal (mattes, animation, and collage) to make them a visually astonishing, raucous reality. Never before released in the United States, and a bona fide cult classic in the making, House is one of the most exciting genre discoveries in years. [From the Janus Films website.]
 
One night only! The restored, subtitled 35mm print. This film is not on video in the US. Don't miss your chance to see THE audience experience of the year!

Friday April 23, 2010
"Keep Your Eyes on the Skies!"
Two films by Tobe Hooper
$10  / Doors at 7:30 Show at 8:00pm

Lifeforce
1985 / Tobe Hooper / 35mm
Coming off the success of Poltergeist, Tobe Hooper turned his attention to this science-fiction film based on the novel The Space Vampires by Colin Wilson and with a screenplay by Dan O'Bannon (RIP) that is fondly remembered as the film in which Mathilda May walks around naked for two hours while literally sucking the life out of people!

Invaders From Mars
1986 / Tobe Hooper / 35mm
Tobe Hooper's remake of the classic 1950s Cold War science-fiction film finds a young boy trying to stop invading martians from overtaking his town.


International House / 3701 Chestnut St / Philadelphia, PA

Friday March 5th, 2010
"One Dark Night of the Zombies!"
Doors at 7:30 / Films at 8:00pm  $10 at the door
 
Our first feature:
ONE DARK NIGHT
1983 / USA / Dir: Tom McLaughlin / 35mm

A young girl's initiation into a sorority-like group of teens involves her being able to spend the night in a creepy mausoleum.  How could she know that it would contain the body of Raymar, an undead psychic who uses telekinesis to reanimate corpses to do his evil bidding?  Directed by Tom McLoughlin, who would go on to direct the very entertaining Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, One Dark Night is spooky, silly fun--shown on a pristine 35mm print.  Starring Meg Tilly (!) and Adam West (!!)

Followed by:
NIGHT OF THE ZOMBIES
1980 / Italy / Dir: Bruno Mattei / 35mm

This is the one you've been waiting for!  Screened only once by Exhumed Films in 1999, this infamous zombie "classic" has finally been unearthed from our vaults.  Night of the Zombies (aka Virus, Hell of the Living Dead) tells a familiar tale: an accident involving experimental chemicals has unleashed a plague that turns the bodies of the recently deceased into cannibalistic monsters.  A tv reporter joins up with a team of special forces commandos to investigate and eventually battle the armies of the undead.  A total shameless rip-off of both George Romero's Dawn of the Dead (right down to the plagiarized Goblin soundtrack!)  and Fulci's Zombie, but filled with enough ridiculous gore to make us forgive its faults.  Almost.
2009 FEATURE FILMS

Friday December 18th, 2009
Doors at 7pm, Show at 8pm
$10 at the door (no advance tickets)

Shogun Assassin
Academy Award-winning (*) Director Robert Houston's epic grindhouse mash-up, created by slicing and dicing the first two Lone Wolf &Cub movies is a the tender tale of a mighty swordsman trying to balance his career as an assassin with the problems of being a single dad while being stalked by legions of extremely hypertensive ninjas.

7 Blows of the Dragon
Co-directed by Chang Cheh, SEVEN BLOWS OF THE DRAGON (1972) is an action-packed Shaw Bros. costume adventure based on incidents from the multi-volume Chinese literary classic, `Water Margin,' aka `All Men are Brothers.'  A prime example of unabashed nonstop fighting and colorful historical adventure involving a host of characters from the Sung Dynasty, including the infamous band of 108 Outlaws, `gallant men' who allied together to become bandits after political corruption and court intrigue made them wanted men.

Saturday / Sunday Oct 24th and 25th

SATURDAY, OCT. 24TH TO SUNDAY, OCT. 25TH: 24 HOUR HORROR-THON PART III
 

MORE INFORMATION AND ADVANCE TICKETS HERE

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A 2 TICKET LIMIT PER PERSON AT THE DOOR

Third Time's The Harm! To celebrate the joyous Halloween season, Exhumed Films proudly presents the third annual 24 Hour Horror-thon: a full 24 hour marathon of nonstop horror mayhem! We'll start at noon on Saturday and go straight through until noon on Sunday. As always, the lineup of films is being kept secret--people who come to the show will only find out what the features are as they unspool onto the screen. The show will be a combination of some of the biggest horror titles of the last 30 years or so mixed with some really rare gems. Plus we'll run tons of classic trailers, shorts, and other oddities. Can you stay awake for the entire 24 hours? Who will survive, and what will be left of them? Be here on October 24th to find out!

This year's show will also a feature a horror themed art show in the lobby!!

ALL THE COLORS OF THE DARK: A Collection of prints inspired by the dark corners of 42nd street. Prints from 24 artist will be displayed in the lobby of a makeshift grindhouse for one full day during Exhumed Film's Horror-thon.

Featuring art by Mike Bukowski, Jeanne D’Angelo, Delicious Design League, Donald Dixon, Doublenaut, JP Flexner, Skylar Gahagan, Jill Ginsberg, James Heimer, Dan Judge, Chris Kline, Largemammal, Alex Lukas, Bill McRight, Justin Miller, Doctor Pizolli, Mark Price, Print Mafia, Johnny Sampson, Perry Shall, Steak Mtn., Jason Urban, David Witt, and Mike Wohlberg

Doors open at 11am on Saturday, show starts at 12pm. Tickets: $24

at the I-House

Exhumed Films Presents:
TV Terror!
Saturday, September 19, 2009

PLEASE NOTE THE SPECIAL LOCATION FOR THIS SCREENING!!!

Doors: 7 PM
Show: 8 PM
$10
At the Sedgwick Theatre
7137 Germantown Ave.
Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia
(Free parking in lot across the street. Accessible by R8 Allens Lane train stop as well as the #23, #18 or HX bus.)
More info. at: www.ExhumedFilms.com
and www.flickeringfilms.com

Two much-loved though rarely-seen '70s television horror productions (neither of which have ever officially been released to tape or disc) will be screened from complete 16mm prints along with a host of trailers and a rare mystery short. The Sedgwick Theatre was a gorgeous, huge 1920s Art Deco movie/vaudville palace. Now it's semi-dilapated but on the rise. The theatre, through the hard work of Flickering Films, is now host to a series of cultural events, many centered around film and video. Exhumed Films is happy to be working with them and hopes that the future will bring more of our screenings at the Sedgwick. It's our intention to show some of our rarest, most obscure prints at this venue. Join your pals at Exhumed Films and support the DIY, grassroots efforts of Flickering Films.

Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (Directed by John Newland, US, 1973, 73 minutes, 16mm) - Commonly remembered as "that movie with the trolls that live in the walls of an old house that try to kill the woman the lives there," Don't Be Afraid of the Dark stands as not only one of the creepiest movies of the 70s, but as the the creepiest TV movie of the week ever! Kim Darby plays a young wife who, after discovering the fireplace in the creepy old study of her house bricked up, unleashes a colony of troll-like creatures that terrify her to the point of hysteria. Unavailable on home video for the past 25 years, this obscure gem is still as good as you remember from that late night ABC TV viewing. If you haven't seen it, you're bound to find a new favorite.
Bad Ronald (Directed by Buzz Kulik, US, 1974, 74 minutes, 16mm) - Ronald is a spaced-out bug of a boy who lives in his own fantasy world and murders a young girl in his neighborhood. His mother promptly hides him a away in a secret room of their house, but when she croaks, Ronald stays. A new family movies in and finds their home haunted not by a ghost, but by our boy Bad-ass Ronald. Televised mayhem ensues. For a film that's never seen release on video, Bad Ronald is burned into the memory of those who managed to see it and has taunted others by remaining just out of reach. Come join us for a night with this very special fellow and see what his twisted freakazoid mind gets up to....
 

Saturday, August 22, 2009 8 PM $10

AT THE I-HOUSE

JEFF LIEBERMAN WILL BE APPEARING AT THE SHOW TO INTRODUCE THE FILMS, HOST A Q&A AND SIGN AUTOGRAPHS - SO BRING OUT YOUR SQUIRM, BLUE SUNSHINE AND JUST BEFORE DAWN COLLECTABLES!

(Jeff will be charging a small fee for autographs)

"Acid and Evisceration: Jeff Lieberman Double Feature"
Blue Sunshine
Directed by Jeff Lieberman/US/1976/90 minutes/16mm
This classic cult horror film, from acclaimed writer/director Jeff Lieberman, is a masterpiece of psychological suspense and terror. At a party, someone goes insane and murders three women. Falsely accused of the brutal killings, Jerry (Red Shoe Diaries' Zalman King) is on the run. More bizarre killings continue with alarming frequency all over town. Trying to clear his name, Jerry discovers the shocking truth - people are losing their hair and turning into violent psychopaths and the connection may be some LSD all the murderers took a decade before. Soon, if Jerry can't stop it, the horror will become uncontrollable -- the horror caused by Blue Sunshine!

Just Before Dawn
Directed by Jeff Lieberman/US/1981/99 minutes/16mm
Five youths set out for a weekend camping excursion, to drink, frolic and skinny-dip on an isolated piece of land one of them has inherited. Despite ominous warnings of local forest rangers, strange backwoods families and a hollering drunken hunter claiming to have witnessed his friends evisceration by the hands of "demons", they trek farther into the foliage. Beautifully shot, extremely eerie, featuring the most demented murderer since Jason Voorhees, and a horrifying twist that will make you wonder: Will any of them survive those dark hours just before dawn? Presented here in a very rare longer print with more footage than any video release of the film.

Friday, July 10, 2009 8 PM $10

"Italian Flesh Eaters Double Feature!!"

Cannibal Apocalypse aka Invasion of the Flesh Hunters

Directed by Antonio Margheriti (as "Anthony M. Dawson")/Italy/1980/96 minutes/35mm

A rare early '80s Italian gore classic. The horrors of war take on a whole new meaning for Vietnam vet Norman Hopper (John Saxon, Enter the Dragon and Black Christmas), whose quiet domestic life in Atlanta is shattered by the return of Charlie Bukowski, a combat buddy who dredges up terrifying flashbacks of flesh eating and bloodshed in the war-torn jungles. Now on the run from the law, Charlie begs Norman to help him get out of town with another fellow veteran, Tom (Tony King, Shaft). Soon the ragtag team of cannibals are fighting for their lives, spreading a deadly contagion through the city before heading into the sewers for a gut-wrenching climax you won't soon forget! .


Terror-Creatures from the Grave aka Cinque tombe per un medium

Directed by Massimo Pupillo/Italy/1965/85 minutes/35mm

An attorney arrives at a castle to settle the estate of its recently deceased owner. The owner's wife and daughter reveal that he was someone who was able to summon the souls of ancient plague victims and, in fact, his spirit was roaming the castle at that very moment. Soon occupants of the castle begin to die off in gruesome, violent ways. Starring Barbara Steele.

 

Friday April 10th  Exhumed Presents a double feature of Evil Spirits Run Amok!

Friday February 6^th: Exhumed Films presents a Dario Argento Double Feature!

$10 - Doors at 7:30 Show at 8:00pm

December 19: Exhumed Films presents a holiday double feature of Ho-Ho-Horrors!

Doors open at 7:30 pm, admission $12

CHRISTMAS EVIL Despite having a similar plot to Silent Night, Deadly Night, Christmas Evil attracted little attention or controversy when it was released in 1980. Once again we have an unstable main character who puts on the red suit and beard and gives the naughty what they deserve-and we're not talking about lumps of coal. Arguably the best of the "Christmas Killer" movies, Christmas Evil should not be missed. This rare screening features a 35mm print from the personal collection of the film's director.

Dir. Lewis Jackson \ USA \ 1980 \ 35mm \ 100 min. \ Color

"The greatest Christmas movie ever made." - John Waters (PINK FLAMINGOS, HAIRSPRAY)

DIRECTOR LEWIS JACKSON WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO INTRODUCE THE FILM, SIGN DVDS AND SCREEN RARE OUTTAKES!!

SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT What would the Christmas season be without murderous psychopaths dressed up like Santa Claus? That's right: dull. Fortunately, both of tonight's films feature sinister Saint Nicks. First up is Silent Night, Deadly Night, which caused a firestorm of controversy upon its release in 1984. The plot concerns a deranged young man who dresses as Santa one Christmas Eve and punishes "naughty" individuals, including the obligatory group of promiscuous teens. Although the film is no more sleazy than the dozens of other slashers prevalent in the early '80s, Silent Night, Deadly Night outraged many who felt the demonizing of a beloved childhood icon was just going too far. Critics lambasted the movie while protesters showed up at local movie theaters to express their disgust. As a result of the controversy, Silent Night, Deadly Night was pulled from theaters, an act which essentially marked the death knell of the slasher film. Which, in retrospect, maybe wasn't such a bad thing.

Dir. Charles Sellier Jr. \ USA \ 1984 \ 35mm \ 79 min. \ Color

Sat / Sun November 1-2, 2008 : The triumphant return of the Exhumed Films 24 Hour Horror-thon!

Doors open at 11:00 am on Saturday, Tickets $20

Because you demanded it! Exhumed Films presents the second annual 24 Hour Horror-thon: a full 24 hour marathon of nonstop horror mayhem! We'll start at noon on Saturday and go straight through until noon on Sunday. To add an element of fun and surprise, the lineup of films is being kept secret--people who come to the show will only find out what the features are as they unspool onto the screen. The show will be a combination of some of the biggest horror titles of the last 30 years or so mixed with some really rare gems. Plus tons of classic trailers, shorts, and other oddities.  Can Exhumed top last year's line-up? Can you stay awake for the entire 24 hours? Be here on November 1st to find out!

HALLOWEEN II

John Carpenter wrote this sequel to his widely successful Halloween, but passed directing chores to newcomer Rick Rosenthal. The resulting film is not up to the iconic original, but is still an enjoyable entry in the slasher genre. Picking up moments after the end of the first film, Halloween II once again features Jaime Lee Curtis as the long-suffering Laurie Strode, who soon discovers why exactly the psychotic Michael Myers has such an unhealthy obsession with her. Donald Pleasance also returns as Dr. Loomis, but keep an eye out for Dana Carvey in an early film role before he hit it big with that other Michael Myers.

Dir. Rick Rosenthal \ USA \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 92 min. \ Color

EATEN ALIVE

Like Halloween II, our second feature of the evening is also a follow up to groundbreaking horror classic. Director Tobe Hooper followed The Texas Chain Saw Massacre with Eaten Alive, a surreal shocker that is sometimes gruesome, sometimes hilarious, but always entertaining. Psychotic motel owner Judd (Neville Brand) keeps a pet crocodile in the swamp beneath his establishment, which makes disposing of problematic hotel guests remarkably convenient. Also features genre favorites Robert Englund, Carolyn Jones, Mel Ferrer, and Marilyn Burns.

Dir. Tobe Hooper \ USA \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 91 min. \ Color

June 7: 70's Nightmares!!

APRIL 19: Exhumed Films Presents a Double Feature of Bizarre Biker Battles!

Doors at 8:30 / Show at 9:00pm  $10  (please note the later start time)
 
KNIGHTRIDERS
Following the phenomenal success of his living dead classic Dawn of the Dead, horror icon George A. Romero took a break from zombies and monsters to create Knightriders, an odd fantasy/fable about a group of bikers/performers that tries to recapture the glory and nobility of medieval knights by performing at "Renaissance Faires" and jousting on Harleys instead of horses. The troupe must contend with the challenge of maintaining the purity of their idyllic "kingdom" while being tempted by the contemporary lures of wealth and celebrity. Though it may sound bizarre, Knightriders has a great deal of heart and is one of Romero's most personal films. Starring Ed Harris (in his first major role) and genre favorite Tom Savini.
Dir. George Romero \ US \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 145 min. \ Color
 
1990: THE BRONX WARRIORS
The Italian film industry of the 1980s apparently didn't have much faith in the future of American society. In the wake of dystopic sci-fi classics like John Carpenter's Escape from New York and George Miller's Mad Max came a new subgenre of Italian action films set in a post apocalyptic United States, most with remarkably derivative titles: After the Fall of New York, Escape from the Bronx, 2020: Texas Gladiators, etc. Exhumed Films is "proud" to present one of the most infamous movies of the genre, 1990: The Bronx Warriors. In the distant future of...well...1990..., Trash (Mark Gregory) leads a gang of big haired, spandexed bikers called The Riders, who fight for their turf in the lawless streets of a ravaged New York City. But when Trash falls in with a wealthy runaway with ties to a corporate fortune, he encounters the ruthless mercenary Hammer (Vic Morrow, wielding a mean flame thrower) who has been sent into The Bronx to reclaim the missing heiress. Full of violence and absurdity, 1990: The Bronx Warriors is sure to entertain. Also featuring Fred Willamson and Italian horror stalwart George Eastman.
Dir. Enzo Castellari \ Italy \ 1982 \ 35mm \ 89 min. \ Color

MARCH 7: Exhumed Films says DON'T miss this double feature!

Doors at 7:30 / Show at 8:00pm  $10
 
DON'T OPEN THE WINDOW
The first of many European zombie films inspired by George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, Jorge Grau's stylish living dead chiller has the distinction of being quite possibly the most frequently re-titled film in cinema history! Better known under the name Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (or Breakfast at the Manchester Morgue, or Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, or.....) Don't Open the Window centers on two young people in the English countryside who discover that a local farmer's attempt to use radiation as a form of insect control has accidentally resurrected the recently deceased. Yet stubborn police detective Arthur Kennedy suspects that the spate of murders and cannibalism cropping up in the area are not supernatural in nature, but rather ritualistic killings performed by our hippie-ish leading man.
Dir. Jorge Grau \ Spain & Italy \ 1974 \ 35mm \ 85 min. \ Color
 
DON'T GO IN THE HOUSE
A grim, unpleasant slasher film that is definitely not for the feint of heart or easily offended: a victim of child abuse (Dan Grimaldi) grows up to become a maniacal construction worker. He stalks women at discos, takes them home, then hangs them upside-down in a special steel-walled room and sets them on fire. Quentin Tarrantino cites this movie as one of the most disturbing films he's ever seen--and this is coming from the guy responsible for that scene with the ear and the straight razor...
Dir. Joseph Ellison \ US \ 1980 \ 35mm \ 82 min. \ Color
 

Doors at 7:30 / Show at 8:00pm  $10
 
TENEBRE
After dipping into the world of supernatural horror with Suspiria and Inferno, renowned Italian director Dario Argento returned to the giallo subgenre that made him famous. Tenebre follows a writer who arrives in Rome only to find somebody is using his novels as the inspiration for a series of grisly murders. As the death toll mounts the police are ever baffled, and the writer becomes more closely linked to the case than is comfortable. Arguably one of Argento's finest films (and one that is rarely screened in the United States), Tenebre is not to be missed.
Dir. Dario Argento \ Italy \ 1982 \ 35mm \ 101 min. \ Color
 
TORSO
Directed by the infamous Sergio Martino (Slave of the Cannibal God, Screamers), Torso is an underrated giallo about an American exchange student in Rome who, along with her friends, is stalked by a mysterious killer. His modus operandi? Strangling women with his red scarf. The violence on screen is sometimes subdued, sometimes brutal, but always terrifying.
Dir. Sergio Martino \ Italy \ 1973 \ 35mm \ 89 min. \ Color
 

2007 FEATURE FILMS

Saturday Oct 27 and 28th, 2007

Oct. 27-28: 24 Hour Horror-thon! 

Tickets $20

Doors open Saturday at 11am--show starts at noon

Exhumed Films celebrates its 10th anniversary with the biggest show in its history: a full 24 hour marathon of nonstop horror mayhem!  We'll start at noon on Saturday and go straight through until noon on Sunday.  To add an element of fun and surprise, the lineup of films is being kept secret--people who come to the show will find out the what each feature is as it is unspooling onto the screen.  The show will be a combination of some of the biggest horror titles of the last 30 years or so mixed with some really rare gems.  Plus tons of  classic trailers, shorts, and other oddities.  Rest assured, our audience will get the requisite zombies, maniacs, and monsters they've come to expect from an Exhumed show.  Our main rule is this: nothing dull.  Every film we screen will be crazy, bloody, ridiculous fun.  Do you have what it takes to last the full 24 hours?  Who will survive, and what will be left of them?  Don't miss this once in a lifetime event!

Need more information?  Check out the FAQ!

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Exhumed Films 24 Hour Horror-thon FAQ

Q: Why are you guys doing this show?

A: For a few reasons:

        1. It's our tenth anniversary and we want to do something special

        2. Nothing like this has ever been done in the Philadelphia area

        3. It's going to be lots of fun.and a test of endurance

 

Q: Is it really going to go on for 24 hours?  Nonstop?

A: Yes.  If all goes as planned, it should be nonstop movies, shorts, and

trailers for the full 24 hours.

 

Q: So how many full length films will you actually be screening?

A: Thirteen, most likely.

 

Q: Thirteen movies?  Isn't that...y'know....kind of insane?

A: Yes.  Completely

 

Q: When is it happening?

A: The show will start on Saturday October 27th at 12 noon.  It will end on Sunday October 28th at approximately 12 noon.  Tickets will be onsale at 11am on the 27th.

 

Q: Where is the show taking place?

A: The International House at University of Pennsylvania, 3701 Chestnut

Street, Philadelphia.

  

Q: How much does it cost to get into this show?

A: Tickets for the marathon are only $20.  This is a very expensive program for us to put together, but as a "thank you" to our audience, we're keeping the ticket price as low as possible.  That's less than $1 per hour of entertainment!

 

Q: Can I buy my tickets in advance?

Q: When and how can I purchase tickets for the show?

A: Advance tickets are now on sale at TicketWeb. Click on this link and scroll to the bottom of the page:

http://www.ticketweb.com/user?region=penn&query=schedule&venue=intlhouse;

tickets can also be purchased at the International House beginning one hour before showtime on October 27.

 

Q: What if I plan to come late or only stay for a few movies-can I get in at a reduced rate?

A: Sorry, but tickets are still $20 whether you plan on staying for the

entire 24 hours or just a few hours.

 

Q: Can I watch a few films, leave, then come back later?

A: Yes.  All audience members will receive a wristband and also a handstamp to verify that you have paid your $20.  Just be sure to keep your wristband and your stamp visible so that if you go out for a while and come back later, you'll have proof that you have already paid & will be allowed re-entry to the theater.

 

Q: What if I wash my hands and accidentally wash off the handstamp?

A: Don't wash the top of your hand.

 

Q: Okay, here's the big question: what movies are you going to show?

A: It's a secret.

 

Q: Why aren't you announcing what movies are playing?

A: Again, for a few reasons:

        1. It adds an element of surprise

        2. It allows us to adjust our playlist of movies if we come across      something unique shortly before the show

 

Q: Well, I'm not paying $20 for any show that doesn't tell me what movies I'll be watching.

A: That's not a question.

 

Q: Who are you, Alex Trebek?  Fine, I'll rephrase it.why should I come to

this show if I don't know what's playing?

A: Because the movies we're showing are all really good.  Really.  You have to trust us.

 

Q: Why should I trust you?

A: If you look at the list of movies we've shown over the last ten years,

you'll see we've shown some of the greatest horror films of all time. You

know what we have access to.  When we say we're showing really good films, we mean it.  This is one of the coolest film combos we've ever done, and a great way to celebrate Halloween weekend.  And at only $20, it's a bargain even if you only stay for a few movies!

 

Q: Can you give us any hints as to what's playing?

A:  I can say this: the lineup will be a combination of films we've shown

before and other titles we've never screened.  The majority of the titles

could be considered fan favorites, but we have some really exciting rarities

as well.  The films are primarily from the 1970s & 1980s.  You'll get a

little of everything: zombies, slashers, classic monsters, exploitation,

extreme gore and extreme campiness.  Our primary rule in selecting the films for the lineup was that we wanted every single title to be gory or goofy action packed fun, and I think we've succeeded.

 

Q: Are you selling food at this show?

A:  The I-House does not have a concession stand, per se, but there are

vending machines and a small café in the lobby, and  there's a Wawa right

down the street.  There are also a number of nearby restaurants if you want to sneak out for lunch, dinner, etc. or pick up a pizza to bring back to the show.  You are welcome to bring in outside food as long as you do not make a mess and you clean up after yourself.

 

Q: Will there be other stuff to buy?

A: As always, Diabolik DVD will have a table set up throughout much of the

show.  We should also have a new 10th anniversary commemorative t-shirt for sale.

 

Q: Besides money for tickets and DVDs and t-shirts, what else should I bring to the show?

A: If you're in for the long haul, a pillow and blanket or sleeping bag

might make for a cozier viewing experience at 3am.  Also plan on bringing

lots of quarters to fill the parking meter periodically if you drive to the

show.  Perhaps some caffeine pills or Red Bull would come in handy.  And

Tylenol.

 

Q: This show sounds like a cool idea.  Is there anything I can do to help

with the marathon?

A: Tell your friends.  Most of the people who discover Exhumed Films do so

via word of mouth.  This is obviously a very expensive undertaking for us,

so the more people who attend, the greater the likelihood of our breaking

even!  You might also consider passing out some fliers in your area to help

spread the word.

Saturday Sept 22nd, 2007

$12 - Showtime 7:30pm Doors / 8:00pm Show

Exhumed Films presents a night of TEENAGE REBELLION!

ROCK 'N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL

 

Produced by genre giant Roger Corman, Rock 'n' Roll High School is a

throwback to 1950s teen centered music films like Rock Rock Rock, though obviously updated to reflect the musical scene of the late '70s.  PJ Soles (Halloween) plays Riff Randall, a rebellious student at Vince Lombardi High School who is obsessed with punk rock legends The Ramones.  Riff meets her heroes, writes a song for them, and enlists their help in overthrowing the evil school principal Miss Togar, who has embarked upon a campaign to rid the community of rock music.  A highly ridiculous and enjoyable comedy That features Corman film regulars like Mary Woronov, Paul Bartel, and the immortal Dick Miller.

Dir. Allan Arkush \ US \ 1979 \ 35mm \ 93 min. \ Color

 

 

SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS

 

The janitor at a local high school is actually the scout for a coven of

Satanists on the lookout for a virgin to sacrifice. One day he kidnaps the cheerleading squad to use for their rituals. However, unbeknownst to the devil-worshipers, one of the cheerleaders is actually a witch, and has plans of her own for the Satanists.  Directed by the infamous exploitationer Greydon Clark (Black Shampoo, Without Warning) and featuring once respectable actors like John Ireland, John Carradine, and Yvonne De Carlo.

Dir. Greydon Clark \ US \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 92 min. \ Color

 

 

JOY STICKS

 

Our final feature of the night is another doozy from the irrepressible

Greydon Clark.  When a top local businessman and his two bumbling nephews try to shut down the town's only video arcade, arcade employees and patrons fight back.  Not Academy Award material to say the least, but if you're a fan of 1980s arcade games, this film has some sweet footage of games like "Satan's Hollow" and "Pac-Man" in action.  Starring a slumming Joe Don Baker and Jon Gries (Monster Squad, Napoleon Dynamite) as punk

rocker/nemesis King Vidiot.

Dir. Greydon Clark \ US \ 1983 \ 35mm \ 88 min. \ Color

Saturday July 21st, 2007

$12 - Showtime 7:30pm Doors / 8:00pm Show

Exhumed Films presents a John Carpenter triple feature!

THE THING

Arguably Carpenter's greatest film (the only other real challenger being Halloween), The Thing is a remake of the 1951 sci-fi classic in name only.

A group of scientists stationed at an Antarctic research facility must confront a shape-shifting alien life form that kills and assumes the identity of other living creatures.  The sense of paranoia and madness Carpenter achieves is surpassed only by Rob Bottin's ground breaking visual effects, which are just as impressive 25 years later and stand as testament that CGI cannot always trump a little liquid latex and Karo syrup.

Kurt Russell leads a stellar cast that also includes Wilford Brimley and Keith David.

Dir. John Carpenter \ US \ 1982 \ 35mm \ 109 min. \ Color

PRINCE OF DARKNESS

In many respects this is almost a remake of Carpenter's own Assault on Precinct 13, but with the marauding criminal gangs replaced by possessed homeless people and a big vat of satanic Hawaiian Punch.  Donald Pleasance (second only to Kurt Russell on Carpenter's list of favorite actors) is a priest who discovers a bizarre green fluid stored in the basement of an old church and fears it might actually be the antichrist in liquid form.or something like that.  Rather than call the Vatican or the army or Ghostbusters, he seeks assistance from a bunch of graduate students and a math professor.

Bad move, Donald.bad move.  Also features Victor Wong (hooray!) and Alice Cooper (huh?).

Dir. John Carpenter \ US \ 1987 \ 16mm \ 102 min. \ Color

ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK

Thought Snake Plisken was dead?  Think again!! Kurt Russell plays Snake, a dangerous con who is forced by penalty of death to retrieve the president of the US (played by none other than Donald Pleasance) whose plane has crashed into NY City – now a maximum security prison and home to the deadliest criminals on earth!!  Featuring an all star cast of cult actors including Lee Van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, and Isaac Hayes as the Duke, John Carpenter’s futuristic western set a new standard of tough guy action in the 80s and has never gone out of style. 

Dir. John Carpenter \ US \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 99 min. \ Color

Saturday May 5th, 2007

$12 - Showtime 7:30pm Doors / 8:00pm Show

BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA

 

Cult favorite John Carpenter took a break from his trademark horror films in

the mid 1980s and experimented with combining cinematic genres & styles. Hefollowed the successful 1984 Sci-Fi/Romance Starman with Big Trouble in Little China, an amalgam of action, fantasy, comedy, and kung-fu.  The

result is an entertaining mishmash revolving around one of Carpenter's

most colorful antiheroes, gruff trucker/ladies man/butt kicker Jack Burton

(played by frequent Carpenter collaborator Kurt Russell).  Burton tries to

help his friend Wang regain his fiancé, who has been kidnapped by an

ancient evil magician; together they battle monsters, demons, and kung-fu

masters in San Francisco's Chinatown.  Also starring Kim Cattrall, James

Hong, and the incomparable Victor Wong.

Dir. John Carpenter \ USA \ 1986 \ 35mm \ 82 min. \ Color

 

SEVEN BROTHERS MEET DRACULA

 

Released as Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires in the UK (arguably a better title, though not nearly as fun), this was a co-production between the venerable horror pioneers Hammer Films and Hong Kong's leading kung-fu producers, Shaw Brothers Studios.  The 1970s saw Hammer ditching their traditional Victorian era gothic horrors for more adventurous, genre

bending fare (see Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter or Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde as evidence); this first ever "kung-fu vampire movie" continues the trend.

Hammer/Amicus Films stalwart Roy Ward Baker directs Peter Cushing in his

fifth-and final-appearance as Professor Van Helsing.  This time, Van

Helsing is teaching at a university in China where he teams up with a

kung-fu master to battle seven vampire overlords and their zombie army.

While Seven Brothers Meet Dracula does have a cult following, critics of

thefilm say that the movie is nonsensical and slowly paced.  But those people are jerks.

Dir. Roy Ward Baker \ Hong Kong, UK \ 1974 \ 35mm \ 83 min. \ Color

 

KID WITH THE GOLDEN ARM

 

The "purest" kung-fu film of our triple-feature, Kid with the Golden Arm

is a classic directed by the great Chang Cheh, who produced some of the most entertaining martial arts films at Shaw Brothers during the 1970s and

early 1980s. Known for his graphic yet cartoon-like violence and memorable characters, Cheh's follow-up to the outrageous Five Deadly Venoms is a non-stop kung fu ride filled with just about everything a fan could want.

An escort service (no, not that kind of escort service.) is hired to

protect a large sum of gold being transported to aid famine victims. But a

gang, led by the infamous Golden Arm, is bent on taking the treasure.

Which clan's kung-fu will reign supreme?

Exhumed Films Presents a Very Special Night With Writer/Director/Producer Roy Frumkes!

Saturday, March 24

$12 - Showtime 7:30pm

STREET TRASH - [TRAILER] [WATCH!]
[Directed by Jim Muro/1987/Color/102 minutes/35mm] STREET TRASH stands as one of the most outrageous gore-comedies of the 1980s. The rotgut booze Tenafly Viper can cause much more than a hangover...drink some and you'll melt within seconds! Join a cast of screwballs and revel in the grue and gore in this subversive little gem of a cult classic. Writer/producer Roy Frumkes will be on hand to introduce the movie (projected from his rare, personal 35mm print) and take your questions. As well, he'll be presenting the never-before-seen documentary about the making of George A. Romero's LAND OF THE DEAD, DREAM OF THE DEAD (2005/Color/25 minutes/CDr). Hardcore horrorfiles will flip their lids over some footage of a certain mythical uncompleted horror anthology Mr. Frumkes plans to bring with him to screen for Exhumed Films fans only! Autographs will be signed in the lobby.

2006 FEATURE FILMS

Saturday, December 16: Exhumed Films in Outer Space!

$10 - Showtime 8:00pm      

GALAXY OF TERROR - Another Corman sci-fi cheapie from the 1980s. This time, a crew of space explorers encounters a strange pyramid that brings their deepest fears to life. The cast also rivals that of the previous feature, and includes Ray "My Favorite Martian" Walston, Robert "Freddy Krueger" Englund, and Erin "Joanie Cunningham" Moran. Oh, and working behind the scenes as set decorator and unit director, respectively, are two nobodies named Bill Paxton and James Cameron.

Dir. B.D. Clark \ USA \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 82 min. \ Color    

BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS - A Roger Corman "classic" which is equally inspired by Star Wars and Seven Samurai: seven intergalactic mercenaries are assembled to defend a helpless planet from an evil overlord. Features a screenplay by Academy Award nominee John Sayles (Lone Star), a score by Academy Award winner James Horner (Titanic), and a cast of B-list all-stars, including Richard Thomas, John Saxon, Sybil Danning, George Peppard, and Robert Vaughn. Dir. Jimmy T. Murakami \ USA \ 1980 \ 16mm \ 104 min. \ Color

Saturday, November 18: When Animals Attack!    

$10 - Showtime 8:00pm  

GRIZZLY - A fifteen foot tall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park; park ranger Christopher George leaps into the carnage to stop it. An enjoyable Jaws ripoff directed by William Girdler (The Manitou, Sheba, Baby).

Dir. William Girdler \ USA \ 1976 \ 35mm \ 92 min. \ Color    

 

DAY OF THE ANIMALS - The depletion of the earth's ozone layer causes animals above the altitude of 5000 feet to run amok, which is very unfortunate for a group of hikers who get dropped off up there by helicopter just before the quarantine is announced. Also directed by William Girdler, also starring Christopher George, but with the added bonus of Leslie Nielsen wrestling a bear! You can't go wrong!

Dir. William Girdler \ USA \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 98 min. \ Color    

Saturday, October 28: Grindhouse Horror Triple Feature Part Two!    

$12 - Showtime 8:00pm  

BEAST OF THE YELLOW NIGHT - Satan himself saves Joseph Langdon (John Ashley, who also produced the film!) from death on one condition--that Langdon become his evil disciple and turn into a bloodthirsty monster! Yet another bizarre and bloody entry in a series of Fillipino horror films from director Eddie Romero (Twilight People, White Mama, Black Mama).

Dir. Eddie Romero \ Philippines & USA \ 1971 \ 35mm \ 87 min. \ Color  

   

 DEVIL TIMES FIVE - Three adult couples at a snowbound lodge are terrorized by a group of murderous mental patients. Oh, did we mention that the escaped lunatics are also children? And that one of them is Leif Garrett? Now that's scary.

Dir. Sean MacGregor \ USA \ 1974 \ 35 mm \ 88 min. \ Color    

 

SCREAMERS - Originally titled Island of the Fishmen, American distributors wisely changed the name of this Italian import to something a little less absurd. Notorious director Sergio Martino (Slave of the Cannibal God, Torso) tells the Dr. Moreau-like tale of shipwreck survivors who are washed ashore a mysterious island populated by genetically altered...well...fishmen. Hmm. Guess the original title was better after all.

Dir. Sergio Martino \ Italy & USA \ 1979 \ 35mm \ 90 min. \ Color      

Saturday, September 23: Fred Dekker Double Feature!  

$10 - Showtime 8:00pm  

NIGHT OF THE CREEPS: Think Invaders From Mars meets Night of the Living Dead meets Revenge of the Nerds: A college fraternity prank goes awry when two pledges unwittingly unleash long dormant alien parasites. If that weren't bad enough, the slug-like aliens have a bad habit of turning their human hosts into the walking dead! An enjoyable, underrated amalgam of B-Movie genres.

Dir. Fred Dekker \ USA \ 1986 \ 35mm \ 89 min. \ Color    

 

THE MONSTER SQUAD: Director Fred Dekker's loving tribute to Universal Monster movies and "Our Gang" style kids comedy has become a '80s classic on par with the similarly themed The Goonies. A group of horror film loving pre-teens discovers that the real Count Dracula has come to town--along with The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and Frankenstein's Monster! The kids then vow to use their monster movie knowledge to battle the forces of evil. Features creature effects by Stan Winston (Aliens, The Terminator) and a screenplay by Shane Black (Lethal Weapon, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang).

Dir. Fred Dekker \ USA \ 1987 \ 35mm \ 82 min. \ Color    

Friday, October 13: 80's Stalk 'N' Slash Triple Feature!  

$12 - Showtime 8:00pm  

SLEEPAWAY CAMP: Initially dismissed as yet another pointless retread of Friday the 13th, Sleepaway Camp has since garnered a huge cult following due to its creative death sequences and shocking plot twists: a series of bizarre and increasingly violent accidents begins to claim the lives of various teens at Camp Arawak. Who is the twisted individual behind these murders?

Dir. Robert Hiltzik \ USA \ 1983 \ 35mm \ 88 min. \ Color      

 

GRADUATION DAY: After high school track runner Laura suddenly dies from a heart attack during a race, a killer wearing a sweatsuit and a fencing mask beings killing off her friends and team mates one by one. The suspects include the track coach, Laura's sister Anne who arrives in town for the funeral, the creepy school principal, and Laura's strange boyfriend Kevin.

Dir. Herb Freed \ USA \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 96 min. \ Color      

 

WACKO: Just as Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer spawned the Scary Movie franchise, so too did the '80s slasher boom give birth to several silly spoofs. Wacko is about as goofy as they get: Joe Don Baker stars as an inept police officer convinced that there is a lawnmower-wielding murderer on the loose. Also features George Kennedy, Julia Duffy, and Andrew "Dice" Clay (!); directed by genre favorite Greydon Clark (Satan's Cheerleaders, Joysticks).

Dir. Greydon Clark \ USA \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 90 min. \ Color    

Saturday FEB. 4th, 2006
Showtime - 8 pm $12
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104

2005-2006 FEATURE FILMS

Friday Dec. 2, 2005
Showtime - 8 pm $10
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104
REVENGE… Loud as Thunder, Cold as Steel!
ROLLING THUNDER - “Major Charles Rane Has Come Home To War!” William Devane plays a Vietnam war POW returned home to a new kind of combat in this gripping, shatteringly violent crime drama. A must-see for fans of tough action cinema of the ‘70’s! Co-starring Tommy Lee Jones.
Dir. John Flynn \ USA \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 99 min. \ Color
and
STEEL EDGE OF REVENGE - A guilt-ridden Samurai (Tatsuya Nakadai) is haunted by his involvement in a past massacre and determined to prevent another. Director Hideo Gosha’s samurai masterpiece has been called “a film of stunning beauty and power” by the L.A. Times.
Dir. Hideo Gosha \ Japan \ 1969 \ 35mm \ 121 min. \ Color

Saturday October 29, 2005
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104
Showtime - 8 pm $12
PART THREE: GRINDHOUSE HORRORS
"They rip, they claw, they tear you to pieces!"
Night of the Bloody Apes
Half-Man, Half-Beast, ALL HORROR! A mad doctor performs the first ape-to-human heart transplant to save his son's life. The operation has one side-effect: his son becomes a mutated homicidal rampaging man-beast. A drive-in / grindhouse cult classic featuring masked female wrestling!
Dir. Rene Cardona \ Mexico \ 1968 \ 35mm \ 83 min. \ Color
and
"Their form is human but they have crossed over... is this sex after death?"
The Witchmaker
From the people that brought you A BOY AND HIS DOG and BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN comes this obscure Witchcraft shocker. A paranormal researcher takes a group of people deep into bayou country which also happens to be the setting for several ritualistic murders.
Dir. William O. Brown \ US \ 1969 \ 35mm \ 97 min. \ Technicolor
plus
"You've come a long way, but are you ready for..."
When The Screaming Stops
The legendary siren Lorelei has lived for centuries beneath a grotto under the river Rhein in Germany. Every night when the moon is full, she transforms into a reptile-like creature craving human blood. When one girl after another is found murdered, a hunter is employed to destroy the beast. From the director of TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD. ***For those feint-of-heart audience members, the screen will flash red before the screaming starts!***
Dir. Armando De Ossorio \ Spain \ 1974 \ 35mm \ 80 min. \ Color

Saturday October 15, 2005
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104
Showtime - 8 pm $12
PART TWO: KILLER THRILLERS

"Jason Is Back And This Is The One You've Been Screaming For!"
Friday The 13th IV: The Final Chapter
This was supposed to be Jason's unlucky day. The fourth film to end the series. The producers even brought on special make-up effects guru Tom (DAWN OF THE DEAD, CREEPSHOW) Savini, who worked on the original film, to kill off Jason with bloody panache. But we all know it didn't end there, don't we? Starring Corey Feldman and Crispin Glover.
Dir. Joseph Zito \ US \ 1984 \ 16mm \90 min. \ Color
and
"It's Nine Times More Suspensful!"
Cat O' Nine Tails
From the master of tension who brought you BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE, DEEP RED and SUSPIRIA! A blind puzzle maker (Karl Malden) and a reporter (James Franciscus) work together to solve a string of brutal murders centering around a break in at a research institute, in this stylish Italian suspense classic.
Dir. Dario Argento \ Italy \ 1971 \ 16mm \ 112 min. \ Color
plus
"If you survive this night... nothing will SCARE you again!"
Alice, Sweet Alice
What terrible nightmares haunt little sweet Alice? What kind of horrible secret is she hiding? What hideous trauma so awful has driven her to commit such grisly murders? These are the shocking mysteries that haunt "Alice, Sweet, Alice," a horrific thriller that Roger Ebert calls "Splendidly Chilling!" The feature film debut of Brooke Shields.
Dir. Alfred Sole \ US \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 108 min. \ Color

Saturday October 1, 2005
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104
Showtime - 8 pm $12
PART ONE: SUPERNATURAL SHOCKERS

"The seven dreaded gateways to hell are concealed in seven cursed places... And from the day the gates of hell are opened, the dead will walk the earth."
The Beyond
Italian gore-maestro Lucio Fulci's lurid Technicolor masterpiece! This holy grail of spaghetti splatter buffs returns to the screen in beautifully restored, uncut form.
Dir. Lucio Fulci \ Italy \ 1981 \ 35mm \ 87 min. \ Color
and
"How Did You Die, Joseph? Did You Die In This House? Why Do You Remain?"
The Changeling
A man (George C. Scott) becomes the unwilling instrument of a ghost's revenge in one of the most frightening supernatural thrillers ever made that will keep you guessing all the way to it's shocking climax.
Dir. Peter Medak \ Canada \ 1980 \ 35mm \ 115 min. \ Color
plus
"Your Non-Stop Ride To Hell!"
Horror Express
A rarely-screened genre aficionado favorite about a Trans-Siberian train transporting the apparently dead and frozen remains of a centuries-old creature, which soon revives and begins brutally murdering passengers aboard. Titans of terror, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, must discover the nature of the beast in order to put a stop to it's bloody rampage.
Dir. Eugenio Martin \ UK / Spain \ 1973 \ 35mm \ 88 min. \ Color

Friday Sept. 16, 2005
International House, 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 / Showtime 8 pm $10
Long Live The New Flesh: A David Cronenberg Double Feature
"You can't trust your mother, your best friend, the neighbor next door... one minute they're perfectly normal, THE NEXT..."
Rabid
After surviving a motorcycle accident, a young woman (played by porn star Marilyn Chambers) receives an experimental skin graft procedure which has contagious and increasingly disastrous results. A chilling mixture of sex and body horror from the director of Videodrome, The Fly and Naked Lunch. Pray it doesn't happen to you!
Dir. David Cronenberg \ Canada \ 1977 \ 35mm \ 91 min. \ Color
and
"If they get their hands on you you're better off... dead!"
The Brood
In one of director's most personal and unnerving films, an estranged man's wife undergoes radical psychological therapy to bring her repressed anxieties to the surface with freakish and murderous consequences. Experience Ultimate Terror In A Film So Frightening It Will Totally Devastate You.
Dir. David Cronenberg \ Canada \ 1979 \ 35mm \ 92 min. \ Color

Saturday August 6, 2005
EXHUMED FILMS PRESENTS FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE IN PHILADELPHIA!
International House - 3701 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19104 / Showtime - 8 pm $12
ANOTHER TRIPLE FEATURE OF THE GORY, GHOULISH AND THE MACABRE!!!
"They will make cemeteries their cathedrals and the cities will be your tombs!"
Demons
(1985) - Dir. Lamberto Bava
and
"Something is after Jessica. Something very cold, very wet and very dead!"
Let’s Scare Jessica To Death
(1971) - Dir. John Hancock
plus
Children Shouldn’t Play With Death Things
(1972) - Dir. Bob Clark (Deathdream, Black Christmas)

June 11, 2005
EXHUMED FILMS PRESENTS FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE IN NYC!
Pioneer Theater - 155 East 3rd Street - New York, NY 10009
A TRIPLE FEATURE OF THE GORY, GHOULISH AND THE MACABRE!!!
"The Dead Will Rise and Walk the Earth!"
Gates of Hell
(1980) - Dir. Lucio Lulci
and
"Everything that makes life worth leaving!"
Vault of Horror
(1973) - Dir. Roy Ward Baker
plus
"Ghoul or Girl?"
Blood and Roses
(1960) - Dir. Roger Vadim

April 3, 2005
RARE SUNDAY NIGHT SHOW
Bruce Campbell LIVE!!!
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, 3701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia PA
Tickets on Sale at 10:00 Doors @ 10:30 $12
Show approx Midnight
WITH A SPECIAL "SNEAK PREVIEW" OF HIS NEW FILM
The Man with the Screaming Brain!!!
THE BRUCE CAMPBELL SHOW WAS MOVED TO THE I-HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
Bruce was on hand to intro the film, and do a Q&A afterwards only. THERE WERE NO ADVANCE TICKETS. WE SHOWED THE ENTIRE FILM - IT WAS AN ADVANCE "SNEAK PREVIEW" BUT OF THE ENTIRE FILM.

March 18, 2005
"VS" Triple Feature
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors @ 9:00pm $12
Dracula vs. Frankenstein
and
Godzilla vs. Monster Zero
plus
Werewolf vs. the Vampire Women

February 25, 2005
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors @ 9:00pm $10
Evil Dead 2
and
The Devil's Rain

2004 Feature Films

November 19th 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 / Show at 10:00pm $9
Jim Van Bebber's
Charlie’s Family (aka Manson Family)
and
Race with the Devil
(70`s Satanic Action Film)

Fifteen years in the making, THE MANSON FAMILY, formerly known as CHARLIE¹S FAMILY in film circles, is the second feature from Dayton filmmaker Jim Van Bebber. Van Bebber found a cult following in the late 80¹s with his feature DEADBEAT AT DAWN as well as for his short films and music videos for such bands as Skinny Puppy.

A self-financed labor of love, the film's scope expanded over the years to become a multi-layered final word on the tragic events of August 9th & 10th 1969 as well as the impact those events continue to have on popular culture. The film combines detailed recreations of the Family members' lives, chronicling of the events on the Spahn Ranch that led to the Tate-LaBianca killings and contemporary jailhouse interviews with The Family as well as a chilling look at a group of Manson-obsessed, nihilistic punk teenagers. Connecting these narrative strands is a tabloid television journalist producing a special focusing on The Family. Stylistically, The Manson Family fuses classic grindhouse horror with an experimentalism rooted in the underground referencing the transcendent death trip of the Cinema of Transgression to Kenneth Anger's hallucinogenic occultism.

Friday October 22, 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / 8:00pm $12
"The Dead of Night" Triple Feature
Nightbreed
and
Pumpkinhead
plus
Twilight People

Friday October 8th, 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / 8:00pm $12
"The Dead Walk" Triple Feature
Day of the Dead
and
The Fog
plus
Messiah of Evil

Friday Sept. 24, 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 $9
Punk and Rock Night
Decline of Western Civilization Pt 1
and
Pink Floyd's The Wall

Friday July 30, 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 $9
Fulci Double Feature
Zombie
and
House by the Cemetery

Saturday August 28, 2004
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 $9
Lesbian Vampire Double Feature
Vampyres
and
Daughters of Darkness
(PLEASE NOTE THIS WAS A SATURDAY SHOW)

Saturday May 22, 2004
In Conjunction with the International House / Show at 7:00pm $9
John Woo Double Feature
Hardboiled
and
A Bullet in the Head

April 16, 2004
De-Humanization Horror!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 / Show at 10:00pm $9
John Carpenter's The Thing
plus
George A Romero's The Crazies
Accompanied by two great short films
Catharsis and Chambre Jaune

March 26, 2004
Horror On Vacation
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 / Show at 10:00pm $9
Motel Hell
and
Tourist Trap

Feb. 27, 2004
Spaghetti Zombie Horror Triple-Bill
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:30 / Show at 10:00pm $12
Burial Ground
and
City of the Walking Dead
plus
Night of the Zombies

2003 Feature Films

Friday Decembr 12, 2003
Holiday Double Feature
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 7:30pm $8
Black Christmas
and
Silent Night, Deadly Night
PLEASE NOTE THE EARLIER SHOW TIME

Friday November 7, 2003
Drive-In Triple Feature!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 8:30pm $10
Blood Feast NEW REMASTERED PRINT
and
The Undertaker and His Pals
plus
Don't Look in the Basement

Friday October 3, 2003
Zombies!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 7:30pm $10
Return of the Living Dead
and
Gates of Hell
plus
The Children

Friday October 17, 2003
Slashers!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 7:30pm $10
Maniac REMASTERED PRINT
and
Nightmare in a Damaged Brain
plus
Massacre at Central High

Friday September 12, 2003
Takashi Miike Uncut Slaughterfest!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:00pm $8
Ichi the Killer
and
More Miike Yakuza Craziness
Fudoh!

Saturday July 19, 2003
Exhumed Films Presents an Evening of '80s Rock, featuring: ASIA
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 7:00 PM $20
The two permanent members of the rock supergroup Asia will play a special acoustic set of Asia classics and other favorites!
A 35mm screening of the 1983 New Wave movie Valley Girl will precede the performance.

Friday July 11, 2003
The Most Grueling Double-Bill of the Year!
A Double-Shock Program GUARANTEED to Upset Your Stomach!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:00pm $8
From the Makers of Mondo Cane
Farewell Uncle Tom
and
Cannibal Ferox
Warning: Due to the SHOCKING and VIOLENT subject matter, NO ONE UNDER 17 should attend this program!

Friday June 13, 2003
Slasher Movie Double Feature!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:00pm $8
Prom Night
and
The Tool Box Murders

Friday April 25, 2003
Nightmare Double Feature
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Doors at 9:00pm $8
Nightmare on Elm St.
and
Nightmare on Elm St. Part 2

Friday March 14, 2003
Book of the Dead Double Feature
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Show at 9:00pm $8
Evil Dead A gorgeous, new 35mm re-mastered print!
(1983/85 min./R)
and
Equinox
(1971/80 min./PG)

2002 Feature Films

Friday November 22, 2002
It‘s War In The Streets!
Broadway Theater, Pitman NJ / Show at 9:00pm
Beautiful, Restored Theatre with a Balcony - Just a few miles from the Rowan Campus!!
"THESE ARE THE ARMIES OF THE NIGHT."
Walter Hill's The Warriors
(1979, U.S., 93 min., Flat)
and
"THE FIRST TO DIE WERE THE LUCKY ONES!"
Enzo G. Castellari's 1990: The Bronx Warriors
(1982, Italy, 89 min., Scope)

Friday Nov. 1, 2002
Italian Horror All-Nighter Pt III
CINEMARK THEATRE, Somerdale NJ / Doors at 10:30 $12
ALL GIALLO NIGHT
Dario Argento's Deep Red
and
Umberto Lenzi's Paranois
and
Nightmare
with
What Have They Done To Solange?
plus
Dario Argento's Bird with the Crystal Plummage

Wednesday October 30, 2002
In Conjunction with the International House, Philadelphia PA / Show at 8:00pm $8
Tobe Hooper‘s The Funhouse
and
Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural

2 GREAT SHOWS - 1 HORRIFIC WEEKEND!
BOTH SHOWS AT THE CINEMARK THEATRE, Somerdale NJ / Doors at 10:30 $12 admission for each night
Friday October 18, 2002
`70's Horror Classics
Alien
and
Halloween
with
The Hills Have Eyes
plus
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
then...
Saturday October 19, 2002
Living Dead Marathon
Night of the Living Dead (original)
and
Dead & Buried
with
Dead of Night (aka Deathdream)
plus
Peter Jackson's Dead/Alive

Sept. 27, 2002
UNDEAD NIGHT
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors @ 10:30 Show @ 11:00
The Viy
The Philadelphia Area Premiere of this Russian Horror Masterpiece with a BRAND NEW 35mm Print!!!
and
Near Dark

Sept. 6, 2002
JAPANESE CULT MOVIE NIGHT
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors @ 10:30 Show @ 11:00
Uzumaki (aka The Spiral)
and
Takashi Miike's Dead or Alive!

Friday August 2, 2002
Stuart Gordon / HP Lovecraft Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors @ 10:30 Show @ 11:00 $8
Dagon (based on Lovecraft's Shadow over Innsmouth)
and
From Beyond

Friday July 12, 2002
Our Annual Zombie Vs Cannibals Show
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors @ 10:30 Show @ 11:00 $8
Welcome To Arrow Beach (aka Tender Flesh)
and
Dr. Butcher MD

Friday June 14, 2002
Larry Fessenden Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Door at 9:00pm Show at 9:30 pm $10
No Telling (1991)
and
Wendigo (2001)
Introduced by director Larry Fessenden (who also directed HABIT in 1997) and featured an audience Q&A session BETWEEN the films. This show was organized by Exhumed member Joseph A. Gervasi with Profits donated to the Schuylkill Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic, Philadelphia.

Friday May 31, 2002
Witchfinder Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30 Show at 11:00 $8
Mark of the Devil
and
The Conqueror Worm

Friday May 17, 2002
In Conjunction with the International House, Philadelphia PA / Show at 8:00pm $5
Dario Argento‘s Inferno
and
Mario Bava‘s Black Sabbath

Friday April 5, 2002
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm - Show at 11:00pm $8
Videodrome
and
Demons 2

Friday March 15, 2002
80's Rock and Roll Night
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm - Show at 11:00pm $8
Two Legendary Rock Cult Movies on the Big Screen for One Night Only
Pink Floyd's The Wall
and
Heavy Metal

Feb. 15, 2002
Slasher Triple Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 9:00pm Show at 9:30pm $10
3 Great Slashers from the 80's!!!
The Burning
and
Pieces
plus
Alone in the Dark

2001 Feature Films

Friday Dec 14th, 2001
Killer Santa Double Feature!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 10:30 Show 11:00 $8
Silent Night, Deadly Night
and
Tales from the Crypt

Friday Nov. 16, 2001
Blaxploitation Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 10:30 Show 11:00 $8
Coffy
and
Truck Turner

Saturday Oct. 20, 2001
Best of the 80's Night Pt 2 - The Undead!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 9:30 / Show 10:00 $12
Return of the Living Dead
and
???Surprise Feature???
with
Re-Animator Uncut Version!
plus
Evil Dead
A Special Thanks to Criterion DVD and All Flesh Must Be Eaten Roleplaying Game for their great prizes.

Friday Oct 19, 2001
Best of the 80's Night Pt 1 - Monsters & Mayhem!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 9:30 / Show 10:00 $12
An American Werewolf in London
and
The Howling
with
Hellraiser
plus
Nightmare on Elm St.

Friday Oct. 5, 2001
Italian Horror All-Nighter Redux
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 9:30 / Show 10:00 $12
Cemetery Man (aka Dellamorte Dellamore)
and
Castle of Blood
with
Suspiria
and
Autopsy
plus
Beyond the Door
$1 of every ticket sold will be donated to the Twin Towers Fund - benefiting the families of the Police and Firefighters killed during the recent tragedy. Our best wishes are with all involved.

Friday September 7, 2001
A Gruesome, Blood Soaked Hippie Double Feature!!!
In Association with Grindhouse Releasing and Johnny Legend
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 9:30 / Show 10:00 $8
Flesh-Eating Hippies in...
I Drink Your Blood Brand New, Restored, UNCUT, 35mm Print
plus
Hippies smoke bad pot and become...
Toxic Zombies (aka Bloodeaters)

Friday August 3, 2001
John Carpenter Double Feature!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 10:30 / Show 11:00 $8
Kurt Russell in Big Trouble in Little China
plus
Dark Star

Friday July 13, 2001
Argento vs. Bava Night!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors 10:30 / Show 11:00 $8
Two Amazing Masterpieces of Italian Horror in One Blood Soaked Night!!!
Dario Argento's Deep Red
and
Mario Bava's Kill, Baby, Kill

Friday Friday June 29, 2001
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
Cannibal Holocaust
Uncut, Re-mastered Print - PRESENTED FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE!
and
Unstoppable Nazi Zombies!
Shockwaves
GRINDHOUSE RELEASING WAS IN ATTENDANCE, FILMING THE SHOW FOR THE UPCOMING SPECIAL EDITION DVD - THIS WAS YOUR CHANCE TO BE INCLUDED!!! WERE YOU THERE!?!

Friday June 8, 2001
HAMMER FILMS Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
Two great films from one of the greatest studios ever!
Vampire Circus
and
Hands of the Ripper

Friday May 11, 2001
Super Violent Asian Film Night!!!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
Shogun Assassin
Lone Wolf and Cub wreak blood spurting havoc on feudal Japan. HANG ON TO YOUR HEADS!
plus
Duel to the Death
From Ching Siu Tung - director of the Chinese Ghost Story and Swordsman trilogies.

Friday April 6, 2001
A KICK ASS double feature from the Godfather of Gore... Herschell Gordon Lewis
Please bring a vomit bag - you will need it!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
(please note this show has been moved up from its originally scheduled date of Apr 27)
2000 Maniacs
plus... Special 2nd Feature
The Wizard of Gore!
Featuring DVD Giveaways Courtesy of Image Entertainment

Friday March 16, 2001
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
The 35mm Philadelphia Area Premiere of...
The Convent
Starring Adrienne Barbeau and Coolio
AN ULTRA GORY NEW HORROR FILM FEATURING ALL THE DEMONIC NUNS YOU COULD TAKE IN ONE SITTING!!!
Plus special 2nd feature
Night of the Comet

Friday February 23, 2001
Fulci Fest!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 9:30pm Show at 10:00pm $10
Zombie
and
The Pscyhic (aka Murder to the Tune of Seven Black Notes)
plus
Gates of Hell

2000 Feature Films

Friday December 1, 2000
Old School Kung Fu! Shaw Brothers Style!!!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm Show at 11:00pm $8
TWO CLASSIC CHOP-SOCKEY EPICS ON THE BIG SCREEN!
Master Killer (AKA 36th Chamber of Shaolin)
and
Crippled Avengers (AKA Return of the Five Deadly Venoms)
RELIVE KUNG FU THEATRE!!!

Friday November 17, 2000
Groovy Triple Feature!!!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 9:30pm Show at 10:00pm $8
SAM RAIMI'S ENTIRE EVIL DEAD TRILOGY IN 35mm ON A GIANT SCREEN!
Evil Dead
and
Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn
plus
Army of Darkness

Friday October 27, 2000
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30 Show at 11:00 $8
Tobe Hooper's Poltergeist
and
Larry Cohen's Mutant Baby Epic It's Alive!

Friday October 20, 2000
All Night Italian Horror Marathon
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 9:30pm Show at 10:00pm $10
5 Blood Filled Films!
TICKETS FOR THIS SHOW WILL BE AVAILABLE ALL NIGHT!!!
BETTER TO COME LATE THAN NOT AT ALL!!
Jungle Holocaust
(1978 Rated R)
Ruggero Deodato’s Gory adventure film about a plane crash survivor who is captured and tortured by Cannibals.
and
The Beyond
(1981 UNCUT!)
Lucio Fulci’s masterpiece about a woman who inherits a decrepit hotel in Louisiana that happens to sit upon one of the seven gates of hell.
with
The Horrible Dr. Hichcock
(1962 76m NR)
A scientist tries to use the blood of his new wife to resurrect his dead wife in this gothic Italian thriller starring Barbara Steele.
and
Revenge of the Dead (aka Zeder)
(1984 100m Rated R)
Archeologists discover an ancient power that causes the dead to return to life.
plus
Burial Ground
(1985 85m Rated R)
A group of people staying at a weekend house are eaten by Zombies recently returned from the grave in this classic example of the Italian Splatterfest!

Friday October 6, 2000
David Cronenberg Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30 Show at 11:00 $8
Scanners
and
The Fly

Friday Sept 22, 2000
Another John Carpenter Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm, Tickets $8
Escape from NY
(1981, 99m Rated R)
Starring Kurt Russell and Isaac Hayes!
and
Assault on Precinct 13
(1976, 91m NR)

August 18, 2000
John Carpenter Sci-Fi Alien Double Feature
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ / Doors at 10:30pm, Tickets $8
The Thing
and
They Live

July 7, 2000
The Third Annual Zombies vs Cannibals Night
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at 10:30 Tickets $8
An Umberto Lenzi Double Feature
From the Director of Cannibal Ferox
City of the Walking Dead (aka Nightmare City)
and
The Cannibal Movie that Started it All
Man From Deep River

Friday June 2, 2000
Tom Savini Night
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at ? Tickets $?
Night of the Living Dead '90
Tom was on hand to Introduce the Film, Discuss his Career and Sign Autographs. Hope you didn't miss this great oppurtunity to see the man behind the spfx for Dawn of Dead, Creepshow, Friday the 13th 1, 2 and 4 and many others.

Friday May 19, 2000
Campy Horror Night
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at 10:30 Tickets $7
Creepshow
and
Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things!
(Tom Savini re-scheduled to appear June 2, 2000 with a different film)

Friday May 5, 2000
Euro-Horror Night! Fulci and Bava!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at 10:30 Tickets $7
House By The Cemetery
and
Shock!

Friday April 14, 2000
Wax Vampire Fangs will be handed out while supplies last!!!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at 10:30 / Admission $7
???FEATURE???

Friday March 24, 2000
In March - We Have Such Sights To Show You
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /Doors at 10:30 / Admission $7
Hellraiser
and
Demons

Friday, Feb. 18, 2000
EXHUMED IS BACK!
HOYTS THEATRE,Camden NJ /10:30pm $7 for the Double Feature
The Horror Classic on the Big Screen
Phantasm
and
Cheesy B-Movie Fun that Inspired Evil Dead
Equinox (aka The Beast)
Both Films Presented in 35mm on the Big Screen!!!

1999 Feature Films

Friday October 29, 1999 ----- Peter Jackson Night
Dead/Alive and Bad Taste

Friday October 15, 1999 ----- John Carpenter Night
Halloween and The Thing

Friday October 1, 1999 -----Tobe Hooper Night
Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
All Double Features presented at the Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ
Show Time 10:30pm Admission Just $7

Friday August 20, 1999
Hosted by Bruce Campbell!!!
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / Tickets on Sale at 11:00 Show at Midnight $7
Evil Dead 2
Bruce was on hand to introduce the film, answer questions and provide autographs for FREE! Hope you didn't miss this oppurtunity to see Bruce in-person! Groovy!!!

Friday August 13, 1999
A Special Friday the 13th Double Feature
Harwan Theatre, ???? NJ / 10:30pm $7
The Harwan became Camp Crytal Lake for ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Friday the 13th and Friday the 13th Part 2

Friday July 16, 1999
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Dr. Butcher, M.D. - Medical Deviate (aka Zombie Holocaust)
and
Night of the Zombies

Friday June 4, 1999
Two Cult Classics!!!
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Brian DePalma's Phantom of the Paradise
and
Russ Meyer's Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
More camp than all of the Friday the 13ths together!

Friday April 23, 1999
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
The original classic!!!
Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm St.
plus
A Creepy, Lovecraftian Zombie Chiller
Messiah of Evil (aka Dead People)

March 26, 1999
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Exhumed Films is very proud to present the Philadelphia Area premiere of a great new independent film:
A Gun for Jennifer
with
Wes Craven's Last House on the Left

March 5, 1999
Exhumed Films presents its tribute to Joe D'Amato for only $4!!!
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $4
Ator the Fighting Eagle
and
Umberto (Cannibal Ferox) Lenzi's super violent crime thriller
Almost Human

Friday February 12, 1999
Werewolves and Zombies
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
The Howling
and
very special encore presentation of
Lucio Fulci's Zombie

1998 Feature Films

Friday November 13, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Lucio Fulci's The Beyond
Uncut and Remastered in 35mm. Hope you didn't miss this beautiful masterpiece of mayhem!

6 Incredible Horror Classics in October!!!
Friday October 30, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
John Carpenter's The Fog
and
A Dario Argento Production Demons

Friday October 23, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
H.P. Lovecraft Double Feature
Re-Animator
and
From Beyond

Friday October 9, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Evil Dead 2
and
Special Surprise 2nd Feature

Friday August 7, 1998
Vomit Bags were distributed before the show (No Kidding)!!!
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Cannibal Ferox (aka Make them Die Slowly)
and
Burial Ground
Special Grindhouse Releasing Double Feature. See Grindhouse's amazing new remastered 35mm print of Cannibal Ferox in all of its glory. Then stick around for our favorite subject - Zombies in the atmospheric classic Burial Ground.

Friday July 10, 1998
Euro Horror clashes with American Horror!
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Suspiria
and
The Hills Have Eyes
Unbelievable! Two great movies, two great directors, both made the same year!

Friday May 15, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Evil Dead 2
and
Deathdream
Hope you didn't miss out on this great double feature!

Friday March 13, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Friday the 13th Part 3-D
Presented in 3-D!!!

Friday February 13, 1998
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Black Sunday
and
Bird with the Crystal Plumage
Hope you didn't miss this one. It was incredible with a gorgeous print of Black Sunday.

1997 Feature Films

Friday October 24, 1997
Harwan Theatre, Mt. Ephraim NJ / 10:30pm $7
Zombie
and
The Gates of Hell