20th Anniversary Screening Of Charles Cullens "Boogieman" & Nelson Oliver's Spook Show
Charles Cullen and Cullen Studios presents the 20th Anniversary screening of his legendary film "Boogieman"(1989) Roanoke's 1st feature horror movie. The film will be part of a double feature with Nelson Oliver's Spook Show! Event to include: Spook Show, lecture by Cullen on the making of Boogieman, Q and A Session and the movie in its entirety! Dumas Theatre (downtown) Oct. 30 & 31st. Tickets $10.00, available September 1st from Bazaar Consignments.
20th anniversary of Boogieman the motion picture by Charles Cullen is coming this Halloween. The motion picture will be shown in Roanoke and Charles will talk about the movie with Q & A before the showing of the film. Keep your eyes peeled for more information and show times.
Reception: July 10th 5:30pm - 8:30pm FREE
Monday - Friday - July 5th - 27th 8:30am to 5:30pm
Jefferson Center Foundation
541 Luck Avenue Southwest
Roanoke, VA - VIEW MAP
Charles Cullen will be showing several pieces of artwork called "Gang Of Lost Souls"
Killer Klown Review
Director Charles E Cullen’s Killer Klowns from Kansas on Krack treads the fine line between genius and insanity and is such an affront to cinematic convention that most people won’t make it through the first fifteen minutes. Shot on video and obviously edited in camera, the film defies any genre definition or classification — the closest thing I’ve seen to it is Crispin Glover’s What Is It? but even that film is more coherent. The soundtrack, which is repeated ad infinitum, consists of two bizarre folk/country songs that appear to have been playing on a CD during the filming, because they skip when the camera POV changes and they are often louder than the spoken dialogue. It is practically unwatchable and I loved every second of it.
