Mondo Mondays

Monday, February 6th at 8:00 p.m.

It's MONDO MONDAYS at The Loft, celebrating weird, wild and wonderful flicks from the Mondo side of the silver screen! Admission is only $3.00, and don't forget to check out our yummy "Mondo Munchies" snack bucket ... fill a cup for a buck!

"An elaborate, no budget, '60s teenage trash-monster opera ... There's not another film like it in the world." - BLEEDING SKULL REVIEWS

"She Keeps Monsters in Cages for Pets! He Preys on Wild Go-Go Girls!"

Oh boy, get ready for one of the world's worst films with what is undoubtedly one of the greatest titles of all-time!
Billed as "The World's First Monster Musical," this inexplicably weird early '60s horror film from cult filmmaker Ray Dennis Steckler (Rat Fink a Boo Boo) is not only terrible, but strangely entertaining, in it's own extremely mixed-up way.
Visiting a carnival with friends, happy-go-lucky Jerry is hypnotized by evil gypsy fortune-teller Madam Estrella (sporting the "wart of horror" on her face!) and turned into a zombie murderer. Ever the nasty broad, Estrella (with a little help from her stupid hunchback assistant) scars Jerry and her other victims with acid and keeps them in a cage, but soon they break free, causing untold terror on the carnival midway! Meanwhile, we are treated to some hilarious musical numbers and clumsy striptease acts, performed by scantily-clad showgirls at the carnival's nightclub, The Hungry Mouth.
Cult-film regular Titus Moody (Pit Stop) appears as a hobo, and rumor has it that James Woods is in the film somewhere as an extra. The director's leggy wife Carolyn Brandt, who stars in most of his films, plays Marge, an alcoholic dancer who gets so drunk that she falls down during her routines. This extremely odd and incomprehensible flick, originally released as Teenage Psycho Meets Bloody Mary, is presented in "Hallucinogenic Hypnovision" ... whatever that is. Have no fear, you'll be amazed.