Fun at the Skyline Drive-In

August 29, 2023 by Jon Kitley in Movie Events and tagged 30 Days of Night, Child's Play, Dead Snow, Dracula vs Frankenstein, Dusk to Dawn Horrorfest, Frankenhooker, Horrors of Spider Island, John Carpenter, Midway Drive-In, Night of the Demon, Return of the Living Dead, Severin Films, Severin Sleepover, Skyline Drive-in, Slumber Party Massacre, The Crawling Eye, The Five Days, The Invisible Man, The Skyline Drive-In, The Thing, Vampyros Lesbos, Zandor Vorkov | Leave a comment

This last Saturday, we ventured back to the Indianapolis area, twice in the last two weeks, for this year’s Super Monster Movie Fest at the Skyline Drive-In in Shelbyville, IN. Normally, we are there for both nights of fun, but due to some work issues, we couldn’t make it for the Friday night screenings, but did come out for Saturday. We got to see The Invisible Man (1933), John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982), 30 Days of Night (2007), Dead Snow (2009), and The Crawling Eye (1958).

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Severin Sleepover at the Skyline Drive-In

July 18, 2023 by Jon Kitley in Movie Events and tagged Brad Carter, Chris Conant, Dracula vs Frankenstein, Five Days, Horror of Spider Island, Night of the Demon, Severin Films, The Skyline Drive-In, Vampyros Lesbos, Zandor Vorkov | Leave a comment

On Saturday, September 9th, at the Skyline Drive-in in Shelbyville, IN, Severin Films is inviting you to their sleepover! They will be screening 5 features that they have released but now giving you the chance to see them on the big screen! And trust me, having the opportunity to see these particular titles on the big screen is a pretty big deal!

They will be screening the following films:

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Episode 9 of Discover the Horror Podcast Now Live!

January 26, 2022 by Jon Kitley in Discover the Horror Podcast and tagged Fascination, Jean Rollin, Jess Franco, Jose Larraz, Vampyres, Vampyros Lesbos | 4 Comments

Larrez. Rollin. Franco. Do those names mean anything to you? And if so, what images come to mind? For those that are aware of those names and their work, you might have an image of a vampire or two floating through your mind. In this episode, we take a look at 3 unique vampire films that are quite different than what most would consider a traditional genre entry, and each from a different director. We cover Jose Larrez’s Vampyres (1974), Jean Rollin’s Fascination (1979), and Jess Franco’s Vampyros Lesbos (1971).