Thursday June 11th Screening – George Romero’s, ” Amusement Park” w/ Special Q & A Guests – 8:30pm

Tickets – $12

Ticket Link: https://film-lounge.square.site

(ticket link for 6/11 only)

1/2 Ticket sales go to The George A. Romero Foundation

The George A. Romero Foundation is Teaming up with Abjuration Brewing for a special Beer Release.

G.A.R.F contemplated the ingredients that would evoke nostalgia for old school amusement parks reminiscent of West View Park and give us a suitably sanguinary offering for fans of George to imbibe. The result of this wild brainstorming session was a strawberry funnel cake sour.

Other Showtimes:

6/13 – 5:00pm, 6:00pm & 7:00pm

About the film:

Filmed in 1975 at the iconic West View Park, The Amusement Park was considered lost until a 16 mm version was uncovered and restored in 2019 in collaboration with IndieCollect. Although not a true horror film, The Amusement Park has been branded by many as George’s most terrifying film.

-Review- “I can’t remember the last time a film shook me like this,” recounted Chris Evangelista of Slash Film.

6/11 only – Q&A w/ special Guests:

Ryan Carr – Artist in Residence – Also did the can art for the Abjuration Beer Release.

Ryan Carr is an accomplished illustrator, comic book artist, muralist, and art instructor having exhibited his artwork nationwide. Holding a BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, his artistic focus in horror has led to him becoming the Artist-in-Residence for the George A. Romero Foundation, contributing to the legacy of one of the most influential figures in horror cinema. His illustrations can also be seen in the upcoming graphic novel adaptation of George Romero’s The Amusement Park. Ryan currently resides in Ventura, California.