March 10 is the second Thursday of the month, which means its time for another vintage movie night at the Snoring Sasquatch.
“Lately it seems that people wanted a reason to laugh or at least take things a little less seriously,” said movie night volunteer Jason Smith. “We've begun showing what I would call ‘camp’ classics.”
Defined by their overacting, bad taste, extreme ostentation and over-the-top storylines, camp movies make a great night of laughter and fun.
This month’s movie is the 1971 Italian horror, The Devil’s Nightmare, the movie one online review calls “classic 1970s Euro smut.”
When a group of stranded travelers show up at a creepy baron’s castle, things go terribly wrong. Hair styled and lips glossed, a saucy homicidal succubus, played by Erika Blanc, begins her attack by tempting each victim with their own signature sin. Will the handsome young priest figure a way to un-damn his dim witted companions? Plot twists and a surprise ending make this a bad movie lovers dream come true.
“I can hardly believe how ridiculous it sounds,” said Sasquatch Arts and Music Society director Shelly Lamb. “Its sounds so outrageously bad. I can’t wait!”
The evening begins with a short at 7 p.m., followed by the feature at 7:30. Admission is by donation, and audiences are warned that the film contains adult themes and subject matter.