Cinemantic Chaos Presents: The Evil Dead In 35mm W/ Trailer Apocalypse 35mm @ Hi Pointe Theatre

Name: Cinemantic Chaos Presents: The Evil Dead In 35mm W/ Trailer Apocalypse 35mm @ Hi Pointe Theatre
Start: 2024-10-31T19:00:00-05:00
Location: Hi-Pointe Theatre

Schedule

Thu Oct 31 2024 at 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Hi-Pointe Theatre | Richmond Heights, MO

Cinematic Chaos is beyond excited to be returning to Hi-Pointe Theatre for a very special treat! We got our hands on a 35mm print of The Evil Dead and we thought what better way to show it to you than on Halloween night 2024! This one time only exclusive screening will include Grindhouse Releasings Trailer Apocalypse in 35mm and everyone who attends gets an 11x17 event poster and Halloween goodie bag! Tickets go live very soon rsvp today for all updates and more!!
Cinematic Chaos Presents:
The Evil Dead in 35mm Presentation
W/
Grindhouse Releasings Trailer Apocalypse in 35mm
Date:
Thursday October 31st
Halloween Night 2024
Time:
7:00pm
Cost:
13.00 includes 11x17 event poster(art tbd) and halloween goodies bag
Location:
Hi-Pointe Theatre
1005 McCausland Ave
St. Louis MO
63117
The Evil Dead 35mm
Directed by Sam Raimi
Ashley "Ash" Williams (Bruce Campbell), his girlfriend, and three pals hike into the woods to a cabin for a fun night away. There they find an ancient book whose text reawakens the dead when read aloud. The friends inadvertently release a flood of evil and must fight for their lives or become one of the evil dead.
Trailer Apocalypse 35mm
Curated by Bob Murawski(Grindhouse Releasing)
This is a collection of some of the most rare, vintage trailers on the planet. Prepare for a feature-length onslaught of the wildest, weirdest and most action-packed trailers to have ever graced drive-in screens — culled from a vast archive of golden-age exploitation, Blaxploitation, sexploitation, horror, mondo, martial arts and more, mixed with mutant subgenres, freakish fiascos and other brain-bludgeoning, eye-blasting, two-minute masterpieces, not seen since the flea-ridden heydays of 42nd St.