Goldstar Member Tips

• T Herman on Where to Park
  Go a few blocks for free all day parking on street.
• T Herman on Where to Eat
  They allow some outside food
• T Herman on What to Wear
  Take a blanket it is freezing like most theaters

4 Goldstar Member Reviews

Sarah B

What a fun day of movies. Next year maybe some newer scary movies. The theater was a bit cold at times that made it a bit uncomfrotable but everyone was very friendly and nice

Written on Oct 11 2011

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Joe S

Great selections. Friendly staff.

Written on Oct 10 2011

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hystericon

a lot of fun watching some horror films on big screen.
good sounds, nice screen size. good crowds, some nice trivia preceeding each movies. the only problem is the seats. they aren't the most comfortable and for a day-long event, it's a bear to keep sitting in them. perhaps, one of these days, the venue will upgrade their seats.

Written on Oct 10 2011

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T Herman

It was fun. The event people were very friendly.

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More Information About Thrill-O-Rama -- One Day, Six Films

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Description

Noon: The Fog
Director: John Carpenter
Description: Carpenter’s creepy, atmospheric follow-up to Halloween is about a sleepy seaside village of Antonio Bay that is about to learn the true meaning of the word “vengeance.” It stars Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Atkins and Janet Leigh and tells the story of a strange, glowing fog that sweeps in over a small coastal town in California, bringing with it the vengeful ghosts of mariners who were killed in a shipwreck there exactly 100 years earlier.
Running Time: 90 min, Rating: PG

2:00pm: Burnt Offerings
Director: Dan Curtis
Description: Step inside a vacation house of terror in this terrifying thriller that does for summer homes what Jaws did for the ocean. Marian (Karen Black) and Ben (Oliver Reed) find it hard to believe that for only $900 they’ve rented a sprawling country mansion (from Burgess Meredith and Eileen Heckart) for the entire summer. But as they settle into their isolated estate with their annoying son (Lee Montgomery) and Ben’s cranky old aunt (Bette Davis), they find themselves surrounded by a living presence – an evil, hypnotic, occult force – that feeds on torture, fear… and murder.
Running Time: 114 minutes, Rating: PG

4:00pm: Eyes of Laura Mars
Director: Irvin Kershner
Description: This riveting tale of murder and suspense stars Faye Dunaway as Laura Mars, New York’s most controversial fashion photographer. World renowned for her sensational, erotic portraits of models in settings of glorified urban violence, Laura Mars exhibits a mystifying psychic ability. In her mind’s eye, as if through the lens of her camera, she “witnesses” a series of bizarre murders with terrifying clarity. All of the victims are people Laura has known. Police detective John Neville (Tommy Lee Jones) discovers a striking similarity between Laura’s works and classified police photograph’s of the murders and he attempts to unravel the events which have taken control of Laura’s mind.
Running Time: 103min, Rating: R

6:00pm: Dressed to Kill
Director: Brian De Palma
Description: Writer/Director De Palma’s steamy libidinous and extremely bloody thriller. This taut psycho-sexual chiller is a razor sharp tale of passion, madness and murder that’s full of nail biting suspense. Fashionable Manhattan therapist Dr. Robert Elliott (Michael Caine) faces the most terrifying moment of his life, when a psychotic killer begins attacking the women in his life (Angie Dickinson and Nancy Allen) with a straight razor stolen from his office. Desperate to find the murderer before anyone else is hurt, Elliott is soon drawn into a dark and disturbing world of chilling desires. And as the doctor edges closer to the terrible truth, he finds himself lost in a provocative and deadly maze of obsession, deviance and deceit, where the most harmless erotic fantasies can become the most deadly sexual nightmares. With Dennis Franz and Keith Gordon.
Running Time: 105 minutes, Rating: Unrated

8:00pm: Black Christmas
Director: Bob Clark
Description: A very chilling, innovative and well-crafted slasher film by the late Bob Clark (Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things, Deathdream, Christmas Story, Porky’s). This classic horror film is considered by genre connoisseurs to be the greatest horror film to come out of Canada and the movie proved to be a huge influence on the slasher films (such as Halloween and Friday the 13th) that followed it. Black Christmas stands up as an innovative film today and stars cult icons: John Saxon, Olivia Hussey, Keir Dullea, Margot Kidder, Art Hindle and Andrea Martin.
Running Time: 98 min, Rating: R

10:00pm: Suspiria
Director: Dario Argento
Description: Jessica Harper stars as Suzy Banyon, a young American ballet dancer who arrives at a prestigious European dance academy run by the mysterious Madame Blanc (Joan Bennett) and Miss Tanner (Alida Valli). But when a series of bizarre incidents and horrific crimes turn the school into a walking nightmare of the damned, Suzy must escape the academy’s unspeakable secret of supernatural evil. Truly one of the most shocking and hallucinatory horror movies in history as you’ve never seen or heard it before. Music score by Goblin!
Running Time: 98 minutes, Rating: R

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