Miss Ruth's Time Bomb invites you to our Halloween special and 8th anniversary of Terror and Talk at the Time Bomb (TTTB). TTTB is a monthly horror movie club hosted by our very own Professor of Horror, Dr. John-Paul Checkett, a columnist for SCREEM! Magazine, a contributing author to Video Watchdog, and author of the Psycho 4-Movie box set collector's book. The Professor selects a film each month and then facilitates a group discussion. Only at the Time Bomb can you be terrified alongside a horror expert.
For our October film, the Professor of Horror has chosen the film "Spider Baby," written and directed by Jack Hill.
So, Come to the Time Bomb on Saturday, October 18th, from 7:00 to 10:00 for Terror and Talk at the Time Bomb. As always, all are welcome. Please feel free to BYOB and bring a snack or, if you're in the giving spirit, one to share. Honestly, this is a horrifying, fun event. All are welcome and treated as friends.
Enjoy special Halloween treats, door prizes, horror movie trivia, and good company!
Movie: Spider Baby
Synopsis: A household of cannibals take drastic measures when distant relatives question their sanity.
Director: Jack Hill
Writers: Jack Hill
Stars: Lon Chaney Jr., Carol Ohmart, Quinn K. Redeker
Movie Trailer:
https://www.imdb.com/video/vi3220750617/?ref_=ttvg_vi_1
Interesting Reviews:
"Spider Baby is one of those lurid, macabre, amusingly exaggerated B-horror movies beloved by the psychotronic/Joe Bob Briggs crowds."
Michael Wilmington
Chicago Tribune
"An inspiration to Rob Zombie, this down-and-dirty black-and-white tale of a family crippled by generations of inbreeding and homicidal impulses is delirious and freaky."
Jason Shawhan
Nashville Scene
"Jack Hill's uncategorizable cult nasty is part Old Dark House/Addams Family black comedy, part Texas Chainsaw Massacre, before the whole thing winds up somewhere in Eraserhead territory."
David Cairns
Electric Sheep
We'll see you there!
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