Masters of Horror Drive-In: Weekly Film Screening with Director Q&A
Trepany House (4773 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027)
- Full Price:
- $30.00
- Our Price:
- $15.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Masters of Horror Drive-In have expired.
The last date listed for Masters of Horror Drive-In was Friday April 24, 2009 / 8:00pm (The Changeling).
Currently at Trepany House:
Rob Zabrecky: Magic Castle Magician Debuts Solo Variety Show
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- $15.00
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- SOLD OUT
Magician Rob Zabrecky is famed for his unique fusion of illusion and absurdist humor, which is on view regularly at L.A.'s legendary Magic Castle. His all-new variety show -- entitled An Evening with Rob Zabrecky: Mourning the Moon, Digital Dancing, and Witchcraft for all ages -- runs for one night only, and features highlights of that offbeat act, along with singing, dancing, audience interaction and feats of parapsychology. His special guests include Imaginary Bear (featuring Tanya Haden) and music by Liberty Larsen and Shayne Eastin. Zabrecky's career began as the lead vocalist, songwriter, and bassist for alternative Silverlake stalwarts Possum Dixon, who released three albums on Interscope Records in the 1990s, and he also boasts credits as an actor and author. Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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Nicholas D. on Where to Eat
Bring whatever you want or order from their snack bar
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Nicholas D. on Where to Park
Wasn't crowded, plenty of room to get a good spot
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Nicholas D. on What to Wear
Whatever you want, you're in your car!
Goldstar Member Reviews
jetsetter66
FINALLY! a drive-in movie in the heart of LA! loved the set up & the movie selections for the Masters of Horror Series.Written on May 07 2009
Only complaint was that the Q&A for the specific night we were there, was between the 2 movies and went on FOREVER. I thought they would a quickie 10-15min or so. Felt like 40min, maybe longer! Many patrons left because they didn't want to wait any longer. A person in our party even had time to WALK to Fat Burger and come back and STILL waited a good 15-20min or so. The 2nd movie didn't start until late because of this. Half-way thru the 2nd movie most people had left, leaving maybe 6 or so cars that stayed til the very end.
Despite that, its a great opportunity to check out horror flicks, in a drive-in movie setting! an absolute rarity here in LA!
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Yvonne C.
It was awesome! The movie is projected onto the side of a building and you tune your car radio to 99.1 to listen to the audio. It was pretty spectacular - you can bring food and drink in, although they do sell movie-going snacks. Also, the people who planned the event were incredibly nice. I highly recommend it and I plan on going back to see a few of the other movies!Written on Apr 20 2009
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Matt Smith
My girlfriend and I had a blast at the movie. The Q&A session was informative and interesting. The quality of the film was excellent and much to our surprise we were able to tune in the sound through our car stereo. I can't wait to go back!Written on Apr 19 2009
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Nicholas D.
Picture quality was excellent and the Q&A was really fascinating even though I'm not a horror buff. It was cool being able to bring your own food and drink although they do have a snack bar if you forget. The movie itself was pretty so-so but the TV episode was pretty good. I plan on going back to see some of the more famous movies they're showing.Written on Apr 15 2009
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More Information About Masters of Horror Drive-In
Website
http://www.steveallentheater.com/masters_of_horror
Quotes & Highlights
- Tickets are per-car, so one ticket allows admission for a car-full of guests.
Description
<p>Following the sold-out drive in series from last year, the Steve Allen Theater is proud to announce a new series that features some of the greatest minds in horror. Each of them will appear in person for a screening of their Masters of Horror episode, followed by a Q&A and a screening of one of their feature films! All of these directors have done at least one episode for the award winning series Showtime’s Masters of Horror. </p>
<p>April 17: Army of Darkness
(with K.N.B. co-owner and fx guru Greg Nicatero in person)</p>
<p>This week's screening is a single feature, with no "Masters of Horror" episode.</p>
<p>April 24: The Changeling
(with director Peter Medak in person)</p>
<p>Screening with Peter Medak's Masters of Horror episode,
"The Washingtonians": A man finds a letter behind a painting of George Washington, about eating children and using their bones to make tools. The letter is signed by none other than the first president himself.</p>