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Evil dead the musical

Here's ther web site if you want to find out where they're playing.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=evil+dead+the+musical&search_type=

You can go to youtube to see clips of the show. WARNING adult language is used

I think you should include more science fiction in the shows you broadcast on the radio station. X Minus One and 2000 Plus would be nice. Some of these shows have some killer scary plots with monsters and aliens. Some just have circumstance stories, but they have twist endings and fit in well with anything I have ever seen on Twilight Zone or Lights Out. Just not all ghosts!

Something cool for those who happen to be in the area.

FANTASMO Cult Cinema Explosion Episode 36: Team FANTASMO Freaks Out! Saturday, May 10th, at 8:00 PM

As part of its continuing cult film series, on Saturday, May 10th, at 8:00 p.m., Chesapeake Central Library, 298 Cedar Road, invites you to join Team Fantasmo as they totally freak out! May is a special time of year at Fantasmo HQ, as it marks the beginning of a new season of great films (following the brutal April Schlock-O-Thon)! As has become custom, Team Fantasmo reserves this month for classic horror, and this year they’ve selected two of the greatest cult horror films ever made - Tod Browning’s Freaks and Island of Lost Souls. The first film involves the tale of a group of sideshow performers who seek revenge when betrayed by scheming carnival workers. The film was highly controversial upon its initial release, to the point that it was even banned in a number of cities! It also represented Browning’s most successful production following his megahit Dracula with Bela Lugosi, and remains a timeless horror landmark. The second film is an early version of H.G. Wells’ Island of Dr. Moreau, and remains the best adaptation of this cautionary tale regarding the dangers of tampering with Mother Nature! Don’t miss this freakishly incredible opportunity to a) wash the taste of the Schlock-O-Thon out of your mouth and b) see these classic freak outs on our freakishly huge screen . . . the way they were meant to be seen!

This program is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to participate in any program offered by the Chesapeake Public Library. For more information contact the Chesapeake Public Library at 410-7147 or visit the Fantasmo blog at www.fantasmocinema.blogspot.com.

Got any haunted house OTR to recommend?