The Circle Drive-in In Scranton, Pennsylvania, To Host The First Annual Blood-o-rama Shock Festival On Friday, October 22, 2021: "Calling all horror movie fans and drive-in movie enthusiasts! The Frankenstein Monster from 1971’s cult classic Dracula Vs Frankenstein will be returning from the dead after a 50-year rest, courtesy of makeup effects artist Roy Knyrim of Sota FX Studio. The man-made monster will be making a live appearance as Sam Sherman's Retro Road Show Drive-In Tour returns to the State of Pennsylvania with two back-to-back screenings of the Al Adamson cult classics, Dracula Vs. Frankenstein (1971) and Brain Of Blood (1971), both films celebrating their 50th Anniversary, on October 22rd, 2021 as part of The First Annual Blood-o-rama Shock Festival at The Circle Drive-In in Scranton, Pa. Gates open at 4 pm for this special event which will feature a local community Blood Drive and an opportunity to see the resurrected Monster of Frankenstein before the sun sets,...
- 8/23/2021
- by Jonathan James
- DailyDead
At this time of our National Emergency, when people are being advised to avoid crowds and remain at home, how can the public go out into the world for entertainment and keep a safe distance from potential germ-laden crowds? The answer: take a trip back in time to a Drive-In Movie Theatre! As the coronavirus wreaks havoc on the movie industry and our way of life, major indoor theatre chains have been forced to close. As an alternative, Sam Sherman, veteran producer/distributor and showman of drive-in movies from the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, will be making his newly-restored catalogue of “B-Movie” film classics from Independent-International Pictures Corporation available to drive-in operators nationwide with the help of veteran drive-in theatrical distributor Mel Maron; former AMC programmer, David Sehring of Drive-In-Sanity Films; drive-in promoter and movie reviewer, George Reis, who runs the popular DVD Drive-In website; and David Gregory of Severin Films...
- 5/7/2020
- by Tom Stockman
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
While the Covid-19 pandemic is currently keeping cinemas from opening their doors, this summer could see a resurgence in drive-in movies that allow attendees to enjoy films from the comfort of their cars. It's fitting, then, that producer/distributor Sam Sherman will bring his eclectic catalogue of movies on a drive-in road show this summer, featuring Al Adamson movies such as Dracula vs. Frankenstein, The Blood Island franchise, and more!
Press Release: Freehold, NJ, April 20, 2020 - At this time of our National Emergency, when people are being advised to avoid crowds and remain at home, how can the public go out into the world for entertainment and keep a safe distance from potential germ-laden crowds? The answer: take a trip back in time to a Drive-In Movie Theatre where you can see movies the way they were meant to be seen … on the Big Screen … all in the safety and comfort of your car!
Press Release: Freehold, NJ, April 20, 2020 - At this time of our National Emergency, when people are being advised to avoid crowds and remain at home, how can the public go out into the world for entertainment and keep a safe distance from potential germ-laden crowds? The answer: take a trip back in time to a Drive-In Movie Theatre where you can see movies the way they were meant to be seen … on the Big Screen … all in the safety and comfort of your car!
- 4/27/2020
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
Hunter S. Thompson liked to say “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.” And monstrous times call for monstrous measures. As the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the movie industry, forcing major indoor theater chains to close and new movies to be released in miniature through streaming, the classic B-Movie film Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1971) will be seen on the big screens.
Veteran producer and B-movie showman, Sam Sherman, will take his newly restored reissue of the Independent-International Pictures library of B-Movie drive-in films on a retro roadshow. The camp classics tour will be screened across the nation on drive-in big screens. The road show kicks off on May 26 at the Circle Drive-In Theatre in Dickson city, Pennsylvania with a screening of the Al Adamson cult classic, Dracula vs. Frankenstein.
Sherman, who is currently finishing up his memoir, When Dracula Met Frankenstein, handpicked one of the studio’s most...
Veteran producer and B-movie showman, Sam Sherman, will take his newly restored reissue of the Independent-International Pictures library of B-Movie drive-in films on a retro roadshow. The camp classics tour will be screened across the nation on drive-in big screens. The road show kicks off on May 26 at the Circle Drive-In Theatre in Dickson city, Pennsylvania with a screening of the Al Adamson cult classic, Dracula vs. Frankenstein.
Sherman, who is currently finishing up his memoir, When Dracula Met Frankenstein, handpicked one of the studio’s most...
- 4/20/2020
- by David Crow
- Den of Geek
Can verge culture bring young audiences back to the cable industry? Greg Selkoe, CEO of Boston-based streetwear online retailer Karmaloop -- which he founded in his parents' basement in 2000 -- and his team think so.
They have had success with online video offerings since 2008 and are seeking to launch in the fall digital cable network Karmaloop TV for the verge core audience of those ages 18-34. The target audience is described as multicultural and passionate about underground and cutting-edge music, fashion, design and other forms of lifestyle and entertainment.
Music acts Kanye West, the Wu Tang Clan, Diplo and Kid Cudi, snowboarder Shaun White and deejay-producer Clinton Sparks are among the heroes of "vergers."
"It's a cut and paste, mash-up culture that blurs traditional demographic definitions the industry has used," Selkoe said. "They are many races but one culture defined by ideas and passions. Age 18-25 is the sweet spot,...
They have had success with online video offerings since 2008 and are seeking to launch in the fall digital cable network Karmaloop TV for the verge core audience of those ages 18-34. The target audience is described as multicultural and passionate about underground and cutting-edge music, fashion, design and other forms of lifestyle and entertainment.
Music acts Kanye West, the Wu Tang Clan, Diplo and Kid Cudi, snowboarder Shaun White and deejay-producer Clinton Sparks are among the heroes of "vergers."
"It's a cut and paste, mash-up culture that blurs traditional demographic definitions the industry has used," Selkoe said. "They are many races but one culture defined by ideas and passions. Age 18-25 is the sweet spot,...
- 3/30/2010
- by By Georg Szalai
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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