CINEMA OF THE INEPT is a celebration of the “so bad it’s good” cinema of the 80s. ZOMBIE 3 and APPOINTMENT WITH FEAR are two fright flicks that will have you screaming with laughter.

The screening is free, but there will be a suggested $4 donation* at the door. Each donation comes with a free popcorn and fountain drink!

Doors open at 6 pm, so come early to grab a seat, order some delicious food, sip on a margarita (or two), and kick back as we play KILLER TRIVIA! Show off your B-movie knowledge to your friends and you could win a $20 Rojo gift card!

Films will begin screening promptly at 6:45 pm. Both pictures are Rated R and contain adult themes. Please, no outside food or drink.

THE FILMS:

• ZOMBIE 3 – Famously directed in part by Italian gore-meister Lucio Fulci, the film was completed by Claudio Fragasso after Fulci quit due to illness. Fragasso is best known for the “Best Worst Film” TROLL 2, so…that should give you a good idea of what to expect.
  “When a terrorist’s body, infected with a stolen chemical, is cremated by the US military, a virus is unintentionally released into the atmosphere over a small island.”
• APPOINTMENT WITH FEAR – From the producer of the slasher classic, HALLOWEEN, comes a film that is very far from classic. Featuring glowy eyed babies, nonsensical plot, and an impromptu choreographed ribbon dance – this is one appointment you won’t want to miss.
  “A man under the influence of an ancient Egyptian curse uses astral projection to kill those who protect his baby son from him. A woman and a shady cop try to stop him before he can get to the child and transfer the curse.”

We can’t wait to see ya’ there!

*Why the donation? Well, Magic City Midnight Movies aims to bring you the best film events that cater to the weirdo in us all. Your donation is massively helpful in ensuring we can license the films you want to see in the locations you want to be. Not only that, but we’re building up to launching Birmingham’s very first horror film festival, and every penny counts. Consider becoming a bi-annual member (only $25). If you’re interested, ask us how.