The A/V Geeks start the Halloween celebrations early by bringing out school films that feature ghosts and the supernatural to teach us their lessons. Films include -

Parents, Who Needs Them? (1973) A creepy magical puppet makes a bratty boy invisible to teach him a lesson.
The Haunted Mouth (1974) Cesar Romero plays the invisible spectre of the mouth – plaque.
Ghost Rider (1982) New student Kevin is haunted by a girl who teaches him bus safety.

$7.75 All Seats. Student members get 2 for 1 admission.

Midnight, Saturday, October 24th,  Coolidge Corner Theater, 290 Harvard St, Brookline MA 02446

The A/V Geeks start the Halloween celebrations early by bringing out school films that feature ghosts and the supernatural to teach us their lessons. Films include -

Parents, Who Needs Them? (1973) A creepy magical puppet makes a bratty boy invisible to teach him a lesson.
The Haunted Mouth (1974) Cesar Romero plays the invisible spectre of the mouth – plaque.
Ghost Rider (1982) New student Kevin is haunted by a girl who teaches him bus safety.

Part of Cape Ann Community Cinema’s Doctoberfest 2009. $9.00 general, $7.50 students & seniors, $6.00 members.

3:45 pm, Sunday, October 25th,  Cape Ann Community Cinema, 85 Eastern Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930

NOTE NEW DATE!! Churches have been using film to spread their message since the early 20th century. Of the thousands of films made for churches and synagogues, the AV Geeks have picked some of the strangest and creepiest… Films include: He Restoreth My Soul, Youth Suicide Fantasy: Does Their Music Make Them Do It? and Stalked.

8pm, Sunday,  September 27th, Tir Na Nog, 218 S. Blount St. Raleigh, NC 27601

Join us to celebrate home movies! Call up Grandma, and search out your family’s home movies and bring an 8mm, Super8 or 16mm home movie (sorry, no video or slides) to our Home Movie Day event on October 17th to see it projected. Or just show up, watch the films of others, play Home Movie Day Bingo and win valuable prizes! It’s not just historically significant – it’s fun!

WHY?
Because they will happen in communities across the globe, HOME MOVIE DAY events and screenings can focus on local and family histories, taking us back to a time when Main Street was bustling and the beehive hair-do was all the rage, with images of people we may know or resemble. Home movies are the essential record of our past, and they are among the most authoritative documents of times gone by. Sponsored by NCSU Film Program, NC State Archive and A/V Geeks. FREE!

1-4pm, Saturday, Oct 17th, North Carolina State Archives Auditorium, 109 East Jones Street, Raleigh NC 27601

An atomic scientist is captured by aliens who plan to take over the world by controlling giant insects and reptiles.  Can the scientist (played by Mission Impossible’s Peter Graves) save the Earth in time? Show up early to get a good seat and see a film from the A/V Geeks film archive. FREE

7pm, Friday October 2nd, NC Museum of Natural Sciences 11 W. Jones St., Raleigh, NC