Transylvanian Lip Treatment present Midnight Picture Show US 1975 | digital | Dir: Jim Sharman | 100min | R
VALENTINE SHOW
Midnight / doors 11:00p
$7 (advance)
17+ unless accompanying parent or adult guardian
This campy cult classic (which unfortunately, we can't name here, but you can watch the trailer over there) is the most popular
midnight movie of all time. A corn-fed all-American couple stumbles onto a creepy castle one night when their car breaks
down, entering a world they never dreamed existed. The castle turns out to be inhabited by a collection of kinky Transylvanian
freaks led by a mad bisexual transvestite. The film gained notoriety as the most successful midnight movie ever, in which
hundreds of cult fans show up in costume and act out scenes from the movie.
You are not allowed to bring your own props. Prop kits are available at the show. Prop kits include rice
(during the wedding scene at the very beginning, throw yours in celebration), a newspaper (during the rain scene, keep dry),
noise maker (during the creation speech, celebrate and MAKE SOME NOISE), toilet paper (when the doctor breaks through the
lab wall, hurl your "scotts" tissue), and toast (make your toast during the birthday dinner...toss it), will be available at
the show for $4. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME IN COSTUME.
Doors open at 11:00pm. Virgin sacrifice before the show. The movie begins at Midnight.
#LastConOnEarth
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Grayskull Collectibles present Creature from the Black Lagoon US 1954 | digital | Dir: Jack Arnold | 79min | PG
After Dr. Carl Maia finds unique skeletal remains, a group of scientists led by David Reed head down the Amazon to
see if other remains can be found. They have little luck at first until hearing that further downriver lies the
Black Lagoon where other fossils might be found. They get more than they bargained for when they discover a living
prehistoric creature - a half-man, half amphibious reptile - that doesn't take kindly to their attempts to capture
him. The creature takes a liking to Kay Lawrence and kidnaps her but goes to war against the scientists and won't
let them leave the lagoon.
Brought to Life (or rather Death) in 1962 by Robert Carter,
SAMMY TERRY – say it fast! – has been haunting the TV airwaves
of Indiana for decades. Countless families remember spending their Friday nights watching Nightmare Theater,
hosted by Sammy Terry.
Even though the local weekly TV program ended in 1989, generations of Hoosiers still wake with a start, hearing
the creak of the coffin and that sinister, pale-faced ghoul’s ominous laugh in their nightmares. Today, Sammy
Terry continues to lurk in the deep, dark recesses of our minds, ready to scare and delight fans old and new
since in 2010, Robert passed his cape down to his son, Mark Carter.
#LastConOnEarth
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Grayskull Collectibles present The Last Con on Earth with special appearances by Sammy Terry and Nicholas Brendon
10:00a to 10:00p
FREE
all ages
The Last Con on Earth is a two day horror convention held on the first weekend in March. The convention is the
opportunity for fans of horror and the co-play culture to gather and celebrate their hobbies and interact with
other fans. With attendees expected to enjoy a culture of comic books, games, indie film, art, entertainment, and
much more.
Released from their coffins to once again walk among the living come Pagan Holiday. It's a horror fest of blood,
bones, and rock when these keepers of the crypt take the stage and they take everyone 6 feet down with them.
#LastConOnEarth
Grayskull Collectibles present The Last Con on Earth
10:00a to 5:00p
FREE
all ages
The Last Con on Earth is a two day horror convention held on the first weekend in March. The convention is the
opportunity for fans of horror and the co-play culture to gather and celebrate their hobbies and interact with
other fans. With attendees expected to enjoy a culture of comic books, games, indie film, art, entertainment, and
much more.
This special event features all three artists on-stage together performing their hits and telling stories in an
entertainingly fun and one-of-a-kind show experience!
It is an approach that has helped to make Darryl Worley a mainstay of
modern country music. He has topped the charts with singles including "I Miss My Friend", "Awful, Beautiful Life",
and "Have You Forgotten", which accomplished the feat for one, two and an incredible seven weeks, respectively.
He hit the Top 20 with the first three singles from his impressive major-label debut, Hard Rain Don't Last — "When
You Need My Love", “A Good Day to Run", and "Second Wind" and followed with smashes like “If Something Should
Happen", "I Just Came Back From a War" the iconic "Tennessee River Run", and "Sounds Like Life To Me", Along the
way, he earned nominations for five major ACM and CMA awards, including "Song of the Year" and "Single of the
Year", and wrote songs for other artists including George Jones.
Bryan White is a CMA, ACM and Grammy award-winning country music
singer and songwriter. Throughout his prolific recording career, he's charted 19 singles, including six No. 1's.
His hits include "God Gave Me You", "So Much for Pretending", "Sittin' on Go", "I'm Not Supposed to Love You
Anymore", "Rebecca Lynn", "Someone Else's Star", and "From This Moment On", which he recorded with Shania Twain.
Bryan has sold more than 4.5 million albums. His list of honors include a Grammy, CMA 1996 Horizon Award from CMA,
ACM 1996 New Male Vocalist, five CMT Awards, Canadian Country Music Awards. In 1998, White was voted one of People
magazines "50 Most Beautiful People". Currently, he hosts, "The Bryan White Podcast" and recently released a new
single, "It Must Be Love".
Country music's power has always been in its ability to reflect real life, and few artists have a stronger gift for
capturing both heartache and hope than Wade Hayes. In the past few years,
the singer/songwriter has navigated a complicated journey that has produced some of the most potent songs of his
already impressive career. Surviving stage IV colon cancer, not just once but twice, has given Hayes a unique
perspective of the fragility of life and the strength of the human spirit. Those lessons learned are embodied in
the songs on Go Live Your Life.
#EttaMayIndy
Mad Hatter Shows present Etta May Southern Fried Chicks
7:30p / doors 6:30p
$20 / VIP $40 (advance sale)
all ages (17+ suggested)
Winner of the prestigious American Comedy Awards "Comic of the Year," this Kentucky woman is a comedy icon! Hailed
as the "Polyester Princess," the reigning Queen of Southern Sass delivers a high-powered, take-no-prisoners
performance full of truth, irony, humor and wisdom. This trailer park goddess has appeared on, Oprah, Showtime,
CMT, CBS Sunday Morning, ABC, Columbia Pictures, and NBC. She headlines the hugely successful Southern Fried Chicks
Comedy Tour and touts a huge fan base on SiriusXM comedy channels.
#MickFoleyIndy
Mad Hatter Shows present Mick Foley WWE Hall of Famer
8:00p / doors 7:00p
$25 / VIP $50 / PREMIUM $75 (advance sale)
all ages (17+ suggested)
One of the cornerstones of WWE’s meteoric rise in the late 90’s, Mick
Foley earned the nickname ‘The Hardcore Legend’ for his ability to absorb seemingly inhuman punishment in
some of the most dramatic matches in sports-entertainment history. Already a respected veteran for his 11 physically
punishing years wrestling under the name Cactus Jack, Foley’s career soared to new heights in WWE as ‘Mankind’, a
character Foley claimed was inspired by a combination of reading ‘Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein’ and listening to the
music of Tori Amos.
As Cactus Jack, Foley won the 1995 ‘King of the Deathmatch’ tournament in Yokohama, Japan, and continued wrestling,
despite the amputation of his right ear, in a match against Vader in Munich, Germany in 1994. As Mankind, Foley was
a 3-time WWE Champion, but is best known for his epic and brutal battle with The Undertaker in 1998’s ‘Hell in a
Cell’ match, during which he was knocked unconscious after falls both off of and through the 16 foot Cell structure.
Despite the injury, Foley finished the match – with one of his front teeth lodged in his nose.
With retirement looming as a result of that physically demanding style, Foley penned his own memoir, ‘Have a Nice
Day’ without the aid of a ghost-writer – writing 200,000 words in longhand in 50 days. The book showcased Foley’s
paradoxical blend of wit and wisdom, wildness and warmth, and shocked the literary world by hitting number one on
The New York Times best-seller list in October 1999. A follow-up, 2001’s ‘Foley is Good’ hit number one on The New
York Times list as well. Foley has published a total of ten books; four memoirs, four children’s books and two
novels.
After speaking at some of the United Stated most respected colleges and universities – including MIT, Syracuse
University, Notre Dame and The University of Miami, Foley decided to take his verbal skills to the stand-up comedy
stage in 2009. 2012 saw Foley earn rave reviews for his comedy sets at ‘Just for Laughs’ in Montreal, and the
‘Edinburgh (UK) Fringe Fest’ – the two largest comedy festivals in the world. He is currently represented by
Innovative Artists.
Midnight / doors 11:00p
$7 (advance)
17+ unless accompanying parent or adult guardian
Released from their coffins to once again walk among the living come Pagan Holiday. It's a horror fest of blood,
bones, and rock when these keepers of the crypt take the stage and they take everyone 6 feet down with them.
