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Program for May 2012
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Apr 13, 2009 at 10:34 AM

Tuesday 1st May

Cult Sinema

Fever Lake (1996)

Murders happen at a house on Fever Lake, then years later 6 college kids take a little weekend vacation there. The locals warn them about the house's dark past, but being college kids they don't listen. Ignoring the warning of wiser locals, the kids settle in for what will prove to be a long and terrifying night. Will the evil from the lake return to kill all but one?

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30
Cost $5


Wednesday 2nd May

Texas Chainsaw Trivia

With your hosts Miss Death, Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The Naked City 

Location Darlo Bar Royal Sovereign Hotel
Time 8pm start
Cost free 

 


Friday 4th May

Evil Touch

Weekly anthology series consisting of stories involving ghosts, monsters, witchcraft, possession and other supernatural wonders. Every episode featured at least one famous American star, such as Leslie Nielsen, Harry Guardino, Vic Morrow or Darren McGavin. 26 half-hour episodes were produced. This is possibly one of the most unique time capsules for Sydney siders who remember fondly the 70's or who just want to look back. This is distinctly our version of the Twilight Zone and looks quite possibly to be lost forever.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Monday 7th May

Para(noide) Politics in the Archives Charlotte Iserbyt: The Deliberate Dumbing Down of the World

Charlotte Iserbyt served as Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI), U.S. Department of Education, during the first Reagan Administration. Ever since, she's been exposing how educational systems throughout the world have been, gradually and by design, homogenized under UNESCO coordination. The purpose has always been to create a dumbed down, easily manageable, global population.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Tuesday 8th May

Cult Sinema

H P Lovecraft's The Unnamable (1988)

The time is now. The setting is Winthrop House, believed to be haunted for the past 300 years. It is rumored that Joshua Winthrop was horribly murdered by the creature born of his wife. Meanwhile, college students at nearby Miskatonic university decide to disprove the rumors by spending the night in the house. They are later joined by Carter who takes the legends more seriously when he learns that his buddy has disappeared there. Together they come face to face with the unspeakably horrifying creature. Hearts pound and pulses race as it stalks their every step. Who will live and who will die? Don't miss the incredible climax when the nightmare comes to life in The Unnamable.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30
Cost $5


 Wednesday 9th May

Texas Chainsaw Trivia

With your hosts Miss Death, Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The Naked City 

Location Darlo Bar Royal Sovereign Hotel
Time 8pm start
Cost free 

 


Friday 11th May

Erika and Klaus “Those Mann Kids”

Erika Mann and her brother Klaus Mann were the oldest children of renowned German author Thomas Mann; while the siblings strove to earn the love and approval of their father, the elder Mann was a cold and distant person, and Erika and Klaus came to depend upon each other for the emotional support they did not receive from their parents -- so much so that they often referred to themselves as twins, even though they were actually born a year apart. As they grew to adulthood, Klaus went on to a successful career as a writer, and Erika also distinguished herself in literature while making a name for herself as an actress. The Mann siblings were also outspoken pacifists and anti-fascists, and both were homosexual, two factors which would complicate their lives in Europe in the 1930s, with little respite when Erika emigrated to England and Klaus to the United States.

 

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30
Cost $10


Monday 14th May

Para(noide) Politics in the Archives

Ice Age Civilizations

Scientists are now discovering at the bottom of the earth's oceans evidence of ancient advanced cultures that pre-date the last ice age. Discover the hidden secrets of a timeless mystery in this fascinating film about ancient advanced civilizations that existed thousands of years ago. Many new and amazing theories are now emerging about the origins of human civilization and Atlantis. Submerged megalithic sites have now been discovered in many places around the world including the remains of what is believed to be the lost ancient advanced civilization of Atlantis. One thing is certain, what you are about to see in this amazing film can only be described as miraculous. Evidence of ancient sea fairing cultures with advanced knowledge of astronomy, global mapping and complex mathematics.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Tuesday 15th May

Cult Sinema

Hellgate (1989)

A world of horror lies waiting at a tourist trap ghost town where the undead roam the streets, a beautiful woman lures men to their sexual doom, and a sudden decapitation is the ultimate souvenir.  Ron Palillo (Horshak from Welcome Back Kotter) stars in this bizarre shocker directed by William A.  Levey that features plenty of spurting blood, topless hotties, big explosions and a face-ripping zombie turtle.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30
Cost $5

 

 

Wednesday 16th May

Texas Chainsaw Trivia

With your hosts Miss Death, Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The Naked City 

Location Darlo Bar Royal Sovereign Hotel
Time 8pm start
Cost free 


Friday 18th May

EC Comics: From Comic Books to TV

A pretty in depth documentary about William Gaines' EC Comics, who started the "horror comics" genre. From the beginnings, to the legal problems (the publication of Fredric Wertham's Seduction of the Innocent and a highly publicized Congressional hearing on juvenile delinquency cast comic books in an especially poor light) thru to the end (and beyond). Touching on Mad Magazine and lightly covering Tales from the Crypt series.
Appearances by George Romero and John Carpenter, who both were inspired by reading the EC material as kids.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Monday 21st May

Para(noide) Politics in the Archives

The New New World Order

For the first time ever, the secret agenda of the planet’s ruthless Super-class is exposed in stark detail. This documentary film chronicles how men of power and influence have worked in stealth for centuries to establish an oppressive world government.
Learn how this global oligarchy controls the populace through drug trafficking, money laundering, staged terror attacks, media propaganda and debt. The criminal controllers have successfully dominated the globe and are now in the final phase of consolidating power. Invisible Empire is a damning indictment of the globalists through their own words and documents. Worldwide tyranny isn’t coming, it’s here. This isn’t conspiracy theory, it’s conspiracy fact. The New World Order is out in the open— all documented in stunning living color.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Tuesday 22nd May

Cult Sinema

Ratman (1988)

A mad scientist has in his tropical island hideout managed to create a rat/human hybrid (played by Nelson De La Rosa, the shortest man in the world when this movie was shot). No hybrid of any kind who has some pride in his work can remain in the laboratory and promptly escapes. While this is going on a couple of models and their photographer end up at the scientists place. To make this even better, David Warbeck (dubbed) and Janet Ågren are roaming the island looking for Janets missing model sister who may or may not be one of the models in the first plot strand. You never really can tell because the Warbeck/Ågren part of the story feels like its taken from an entirely different movie. So who cares? What is important is that the Ratman is crawling out of toilets to kill people.


Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30
Cost $5


Wednesday 23rd May

Texas Chainsaw Trivia

With your hosts Miss Death, Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The Naked City 

Location Darlo Bar Royal Sovereign Hotel
Time 8pm start
Cost free 

 

 

Thursday 24th May

Gerry Anderson Unsold Pilots and Rare Mini Documentaries

Included is the full length pilots of the Day after Tomorrow and The Investigator. Gerry Anderson the man behind the 1960 Supersaturation phenomena, which included

Thunderbird’s and Captain Scarlet, had many failed projects in the 1970's. Tonight we look at 2 of these directly after Space 1999 came

The Day after Tomorrow and one of the most unusual, which marries live action and puppetry is the Investigator. Plus an exploration of the making of his earlier

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Friday 25th May

Rediscovered and Found Footage

Still digging it up this stuff never ends. With a bevy of music clips from some of the most woeful cable and public TV that have ever been recorded onto videotape. With special guest cometary by GINO and Miss Death don't miss it you will wet yourself.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Sunday 27th May

Miss Deaths Knitting Group
This month we are continuing the socks we started last month. Bring your wool needles will be provided. Please RSVP so I have an idea of how many needles I will need.
Do you want to learn how to knit, crochet, Vajazzle or any other craft? Or you just want to come along for a social (there is lot's to discuss)? Boys are welcome as long as they do a craft or something useful.

LocationMu-Meson Archives

TimeDoors 4pm

Cost Free with a plate.

 

Monday 28th May

Para(noide) Politics in the Archives

Cancer Cured?

Stanislaw R. Burzynski's revolutionary cancer cure treatment based on his discovery on the mechanics of cancer, which lead him to the creation of the Antineoplaston Therapy. Dr. Burzynski's Therapy has successfully cured thousands of terminal cancer patients for the last 30 years and has demonstrated to be 3 to 5 times more effective than the conventional chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
In spite of the success of his therapy, he has faced the prosecution of big pharmaceuticals and the FDA which has tried to stop his therapy from spreading in the United States.

Location Mu-Meson Archives

Time Doors 7.30 for 8pm start
Cost $10


Tuesday 29th May

Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women

(1968) The plot has a group of male cosmonauts landing on a planet (Venus) searching for lost comrades. They encounter men in rubber dinosaur suits, a giant plant with vicious vines, and pterodactyl that looks like the cousin of The Giant claw. The new American footage features 50s blonde bombshell Mamie Van Doren and other actresses in blonde wigs as a tribe if women who lie around the seaside rocks. Sporting clam shell bras and gray paint around their wastes, they communicate through telepathy and worship the dead pterodactyl who is also represented as a rock sculpture. The original Russian footage (dubbed into English) is superior, with dazzling sets and costumes, and great outdoor and cavern locations that give it a surreal fantasy look. They have an intimidating robot that looks like "Robbie" on steroids, and a cool land rover to get around. Some Toho-like miniatures are also on hand. The Bogdonavich-lensed stuff is much campier to say the least, with Mamie and the babes looking pretty and biting into rubber fishes filled with fake blood. Besides Van Doren, all the other girls are unknown. On glorious 16mm film

Location The Vanguard 42 King St Newtown

Time 7 pm Phone bookings can be made for this show by calling (02) 9557 9409

Cost $12  

Wednesday 30th  May

Texas Chainsaw Trivia

With your hosts Miss Death, Jay Katz and Coffin Ed of The Naked City 

Location Darlo Bar Royal Sovereign Hotel
Time 8pm start
Cost free 

 

 

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