The Haunting: Horror Classic at Alex Theatre, with Medium Michael J. Kouri
Alex Theatre (216 N. Brand Blvd. Glendale, CA 91203)
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- $13.50
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- FREE - $6.75*
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The last date listed for The Haunting was Saturday October 24, 2009 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Parking in the Orange Street Garage is perfect.
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Benjamin P. on What to Wear
No sandles for guys, this place is really classy so have fun with your better outfits
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Benjamin P. on Where to Park
Street parking and not easy to find make sure you arrive early
28 Goldstar Member Reviews
Stephen B.
The movie was fun. I had seen it as a teenager and was scared more by the implied things than any actual violence. As an adult, I was more interested in the acting and the story line.Written on Oct 26 2009
As always there was a lot of behind the scenes info on the making of the movie. Turns out it was made in England (set in New England) so that they could meet the very limited budget the studio would commit to.
The one disappointment was an overly talkative ghost hunter that the Alex society had brought in to set the mood. He did not and was boring with his ramblings about colored auras surrounding audience members. In short, ghost stories are fun, ghost hunters, not so much.
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mvadler.com
Love the Alex theatre and the movie was a classic. The Medium had created a special film on the Alex theatre ghosts but then when he spoke in person I got the feeling he was just recapping his film. Since several people didn’t enjoy him (which made the even a little long) it might have been more fun to have shown his film, then ‘The Haunting’ and after an intermission have a longer session with the Medium actually doing readings not just calling out aura colors. This way the people who where only interested in the film could have left and Michael would have had more time to do a better show.Written on Oct 26 2009
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Brenda Brubaker
The movie and animated short--James Mason reciting Poe's Tell-Tale Heart was excellent. Since the movie had to do with psychic research I can understand the tie in with a psychic on stage. That film about the Alex was humorous and fun. The live psychic should have come out after the film for those that wanted to stay and spend more time. That way those that just wanted to see the film could see the film and leave and be happy.Written on Oct 27 2009
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Jennifer's Mom
The movie is a classic and it was so well fitted for this theater. The Alex Theather is beautiful and takes you back in time when going out was an occassion. Now as for the Medium, I did not enjoy him in the least. I was so looking forward to hearing him speak and perhaps getting in a question or such but in the end it was about colors and his book. After the event I saw people attempting to speak with him but he preferred to offer his business card so that you could make an appointment for a reading. Perhaps that is appropriate but I was expecting more from him.Written on Oct 26 2009
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More Information About The Haunting
Description
Robert Wise adapted Shirley Jackson’s novel The Haunting of Hill House into one of filmdom’s most memorable horror films.
A paranormal investigator (Richard Johnson) decides to investigate a 90-year old haunted house aided by two women with recent psychic experiences (Julie Harris and Claire Bloom) and the owner’s skeptical nephew (Russ Tamblyn).
A true ghost story of the first degree, The Haunting is perfect spook fare to put you in the Halloween spirit.
Presented In 35mm black and white and CinemaScope. (M-G-M, 1963)
Cartoon will be The Tell Tale Heart (UPA, 1953).
On stage:
Is the Alex haunted? Join renowned Psychic-Medium & parapsychological investigator Michael J. Kouri who will appear live on stage, as he Investigates the historic Alex Theatre for its legendary ghosts.