PIZZA PARTY MASSACRE - Philly Premiere w/ filmmaker Hayden Hall at PhilaMOCA

Name: PIZZA PARTY MASSACRE - Philly Premiere w/ filmmaker Hayden Hall at PhilaMOCA
Start: 2025-10-13T19:30:00-04:00
Location: PhilaMOCA

Schedule

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

PhilaMOCA | Philadelphia, PA

Blood Sick Underground Cinema presents the Philadelphia Premiere of Pizza Party Massacre with director Hayden Hall!
With opening short film The Norwegian Drillbit Massacre, the 1988 teen shot SOV, presented by Vincent Albarano, author of Aesthetic Deviations: A Critical View on American Shot-on-Video Horror 1984-1994.
Pizza Party Massacre was directed by local Philadelphia filmmaker Hayden Hall of Sick Slice Studios. Shot on VHS with use of analog glitch effects, original 80s style cartoon animations, DIY gore effects and miniatures.
Petey Monahan, or as the bullies call him, "Pizza Face," is a quiet, acne faced boy who loves working at his father's pizza shop, Pizza World. But, after a childish prank goes awry, Petey gets trapped in a burning pizza delivery car and is left for dead...or so they thought. Now, Petey is back with a brand new look and is hungry for revenge. Who gets the last slice? Find out...in PIZZA PARTY MASSACRE.
Starring Kelly Mullen, DevilMaster's John Hades, Ethan Hall (Luther's Midfright Snack), Johnny Dickie (Slaughter Tales, Vick & Tarstsar), Carla Dickie (Busted Babies), Matt Canon (Lapses), Gary Cohen (Video Violence) and Josh Schafer (Lunchmeat VHS).
Trailer:

The Norwegian Drillbit Massacre : A masked power-drill wielding maniac terrorizes the youth of a summer camp, Jeg Hater Dere where a bullied teen proves revenge is best served cold in the country's snowy streets. The long elusive 1980s shot-on-video heavy metal splatter horror film of Jon Christian Møller. Armed with a camcorder, his deranged visions, and a group of willing friends. Shot on Video by Norwegian metal head teenagers in 1988 with complete disregard to music licensing.
Blood Sick Underground Cinema is a monthly screening series with a different guest DIY filmmaker every 2nd Monday at PhilaMOCA.
$12 admission / Doors 7:00