Most viewed - The Nightmares at Studio 35 (1999-2003)
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Front of program for 1999 Marathon232 views
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Interior of 2001 program223 viewsJoe Bob originally wanted to introduce both CARRIE and ROSEMARY'S BABY. ROSEMARY'S was the opener, and I'd been planning to screen CARRIE as the closer, so some adjustment were made. This led to Joe Bob chiding me in front of the audience for closing the fest with BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, although I let the audience in on why BUFFY had to be re-slotted. (Neff)
Back of 1999 program222 viewsMEAT was a 16mm college short film that my friend Jim Turner directed. We also showed it at the 2001 Studio Marathon. Jim hooked us up with our source for the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE print. (Neff)
Original paste-up of teaser/poster for 2001 Marathon221 viewsThis design was produced as a limited amount of fliers, and also as a poster that hung in the Studio 35 lobby.
Interior of 2001 program221 views*Boy, what a (ahem) diverse cast for THE CONVENT. It had been playing the circuit for a few months and had been getting fairly good notices. The end result was a bit spotty, to say the least, but it was good fun nonetheless.
*SESSION 9 was well-received by the audience, and it remains one of my favorite Marathon premieres. Brad Anderson would strike again with the 2002 Sci-Fi Marathon screening of his HAPPY ACCIDENTS. (Neff)
Interior of 2001 program220 viewsDue to delays during the Marathon, we were forced to cut SQUIRM, with the understanding that it would play at the next year's event. (Neff)
Ticket for 1999 Marathon219 views
Interior of 2001 program219 views
Fax letter to David Allen and Kismet Entertainment's Steven Zager219 viewsHere's a rare pseudo-collectible: the Marathon schedule we faxed to Allen and Zager the week before the event. (Neff)
