Oddball
Films presents Trailer Trash Trivia Night! Come test your knowledge of rare
B-Movie, “Art Film”, and vintage XXX spanning form the 1930’s to the
1970’s. 90% of these films sank
without a trace, but their garish promotional trailers live on in the massive
archives of Oddball Films. Ranging
from 30 seconds to several minutes in length, these promotional shorts for
coming attractions were often much more entertaining than the features they
promote. Plus, a short educational
film from 1959 entitled We Live in a Trailer. To participate in the Trivia
contest all you need to do is correctly guess the film's title before the title
comes up on screen and you'll get a trashy trivia prize! This is an evening truly tailored
for the Attention Deficit Disordered and the Ultimate Movie Nerd!
Date: Friday, December 30 at 8:00PM Venue: Oddball Films, 275 Capp Street, San Francisco 94110
Admission: $10.00 - Limited seating RSVP to programming@oddballfilm.com or 415-558-8117
The Possession of Joel Delaney; Dr. Jekyll, Mrs. Hyde; Escape
From/Battle for/Conquest of/the Planet of the Apes; Cabaret; Dog Day Afternoon;
Airport 1975; Eat My Dust (w/ Ron Howard); Cover Girl Models; Switchblade
Sisters; War Goddess; The Big Bus; Zero Population Growth; Little Fauss &
Big Halsy; Grave of the Vampire; House of Exorcism; Return of Count Yorga; Play
It Again, Sam; Girls in Trouble; Girly; The Student Body; Super Stooges Vs. The
Wonder Women; Girls Are For Loving; 1000 Convicts and a Woman; Black Mama/White
Mama; Face of Terror (w/ Arch Hall Jr.); Dimension 5; The Secret Passion;
Lilith; Dear Heart; Flight From Ashiya; Woman of Straw; Moment to Moment; The
Farmer’s Daughter; Obsession; Prime Cut; JD’s Revenge; Mein Kampf; Underworld
USA (Sam Fuller); Black Gold; Winterhawk; The Master Gunfighter; Swiss Family
Robinson; The Warlord; Take Her She’s Mine; Go-Go Mania; Hitler’s Harlots;
Diary of a Young Writer; Raga; Pink Flamingos; Jabberwocky; State of Siege;
Truck Stop Women; Seduction of Mimi; Andy Warhol’s Trash; Marijuana; Assassin
of Youth; and much more!!
Wild compilation of violent, sexual and otherwise “not ready for primetime viewing” film clips, edited into one bizarre reel. It’s as if William Burroughs got into the Saturday afternoon TV-movie vault and applied his “cut-up technique”.