Four Nights of Fulci!

[SilentNight]

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Hi all,

I am bringing four Lucio Fulci classics to the big screen in October to the Nightlight theater in Akron, Ohio! Tickets for the event will be live in the next few days but I wanted to get the word out early to raise awareness of the event.

There are only going to be 50 tickets for sale for each showing and only one showing of each movie.

October 9 @ 11:30 PM House by the Cemetery
October 10 @ 11:30 PM Zombie
October 16 @ 11:30 PM City of the Living Dead
October 17 @ 11:30 PM The Beyond

Advanced tickets can be purchased here (once they are live) or at the Box Office:

http://www.nightlightcinema.com

Before each showing there will be a drawing with everyone given a 1 in 50 chance of winning that particular nights movie on Blu-Ray. This theater has a fully stocked bar in the lobby so get there early and hang out with fellow horror movie fans and get loosened up before the fun!

I am also making sure to go along with this the audience will get the whole experience of these types of movies complete with old school horror trailers and old school intros.

The theater is gorgeous and has only been open for a few years and has a fantastic projector and sound system for its one and only auditorium. Please feel free to like our Facebook page or follow us on twitter or of course, you can send me a PM or respond here for more info,thanks and hope to see you at the shows!

Eugene Weaver
Weaver Media / Movie Freaks Podcast

[SilentNight]

tickets now available for purchase for all four movies!

http://www.nightlightcinema.com/film...-the-cemetery/
http://www.nightlightcinema.com/film/zombie/
http://www.nightlightcinema.com/film...e-living-dead/
http://www.nightlightcinema.com/film/the-beyond/

[eddiesd123]

Sounds awesome man. Too bad I'm not in Akron. Hope the events go great!

[Boris_Karloff]

I'm always happy to see people doing cool & interesting things in Akron.
Best of luck to you.

[babybreese]

35mm prints or a digital projection?