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Midnight Spookshows

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cosmicjim		#41	[-]
Feb 9 12 1:57 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Circa 1973, I attended one in Royal Oak MI with TV host Sir Graves Ghastly as host. Not a midnight show, but after a showing of Dracula, Prince Of Darkness, Graves came out, did a bit of a sort of out-of-character (but in makeup) into, then did a magic show with a stooge from the audience, sawed off his arm, then a bunch of costumed monsters came out and the lights went off. Lots of fun.
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cosmicjim		#42	[-]
Feb 17 12 5:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://www.creepymagic.com/ Click on the graphic links. Was looking up the magic convention (in Colon MI) and this came up; you should enjoy the bios of different spook-show operators.
austex23		#43	[-]
Mar 26 12 3:51 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	cosmicjim wrote: http://www.creepymagic.com/ Click on the graphic links. Was looking up the magic convention (in Colon MI) and this came up; you should enjoy the bios of different spook-show operators. Thanks for that!
Xillian Beauty		#44	[-]
Apr 9 12 9:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I guess the only real spookshow for me was the annual midnight showings of Faces of Death at my local theater in the mid 2000's. Does that count? Man sometimes I believe that I am living in the wrong decade. Can we say Generation Identity Crisis? LOL!

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