Polaroid vs. VHS445 viewsThen-Wright State film student Scott Cozzolino, a longtime Marathon ally and one of my cronies, set out to film a documentary about Bruce and the Marathon at this year's event. It didn't work out quite like he envisioned, but he still managed to capture a lot of prime footage of the Horrorthon experience. And to look quite dapper while doing so. This pic is Bruce gaining some much needed revenge after being followed around for 26 hours. Hmmmm.....gee, I wonder if we'll be seeing some of that footage sometime soon.... (Neff)
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Morning of the Living Drexel444 views
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Deadrow sitting down, a rare sight!442 views
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Interior of 2002 program441 viewsTo this day, this is only appearance of a Herschell Gordon Lewis film at a Columbus Marathon. (Neff)
Interior of 1995 program441 viewsDig the minimalist credits!
"So Joe" you might say, "why DR. STRANGELOVE at a Horror Marathon?" Well, I saw STRANGELOVE for the first time at that spring's 9th Annual Sci-Fi Marathon (the final edition at our dear, departed Drexel North-R.I.P.), and needless to say, it affected my friends and I in a most profound manner. Plus, I didn't know if I would ever organize one of these puppies again, so I threw in a bunch of films I loved (and had copies of, which was also a crucial programming factor at that first event.) Little did I know what the future held... (Neff)
Scream Queen '92440 views
Let me tell you about my mother440 views
Interior of 1995 program436 viewsThe Surprise Horror Classic was David Lynch's ERASERHEAD. Not the first time that would show at a Marathon I organized. The "?" film was George Romero's MARTIN. This was the first time I had seen it. (Neff)
