11 past events with the horror film tag

The Zombie Apocalypse is coming to Muncie, Indiana and you're among the infected!
That's right folks, your friends at Scarevania Haunted House and Grace Village Campus Ministry are putting together Muncie's very first Zombie Walk, and it's for a good cause!

Last year we had around 350 zombies! we raised over a thousand pounds of food for charity and around $1000 for charity in shirt sales!

When- Saturday, September 14th, Infection (Gathering) at 3pm, Shambling/Walking at 4pm

Who- Anyone, this event is all ages.

Where- The walking dead will gather at the forested Quad on Ball State's campus, shamble their way through the heart of campus on McKinley Avenue, make a loop around the Bell Tower, and return to where the outbreak began in the Quad.

Why- Besides the obvious fun reasons, this event will be collecting canned food items to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank and Animal Rescue Fund (ARF). Participants are asked to bring AT LEAST a few non-perishable food items or pet food items.

What- Exactly what it sounds like. It's a bunch of people...dressed like zombies...walking. Seriously though, haven't you always wondered how it would look to see a bunch of zombies overrunning your town? This is meant to be a fun event that will give you the feel of being in your favorite zombie movie/show/comic. They've been going on for years in other cities and they've raised A TON of food for charities.

All of that being said. Start planning your costumes now! We're looking for lots of creativity. There will be contests for best costumes in several categories and some cool prizes. Please show up in costume!

Cornerstone Center for the Arts and After Dark invite you to join in an evening of time warping, fishnets, and rice on Saturday, September 27 for the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Step out of your comfort zone and into the world of Dr. Frank N. Furter with this cult classic film. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to view the Rocky Horror Picture Show!

Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. with the festivities beginning at 8:00 p.m. in the E.B. Ball Auditorium on the 1st floor at Cornerstone. In addition to an exclusive screening of the movie, the evening will be hosted by Scarevania’s Freakhouse Flicks with special guest performances by The Old Queen’s Men shadow cast. The evening will be full of exciting entertainment complete with each guest receiving a prop bag and guide to Rocky Horror.

Costumes and Rocky Horror-dress is welcomed, but not required. Those who dress up can enter into costume contests that include, best dressed, best character look-a-like, and most creative. Various door prizes will be up for grabs, as well as a chance to win cash prizes. Concessions and a cash bar, provided by The Mark III Taproom, will be available.

This event is open to those who are 18 years and older. Admission is only $10 and includes a goody bag filled all the best Rocky Horror props. Tickets can be purchased at cornerstonearts.org or by calling the Box Office at 765-289-9687. All proceeds will benefit Cornerstone Center for the Arts.

Cornerstone Center for the Arts has partnered with Be Here Now for the official Rocky Horror After Party. Be Here Now, located at 505 N. Dill St, will kick off the after party at 11:00 p.m. with a live burlesque show. Information about the after party can be obtained by visiting their website beherenowmusic.com.

Support for this event has been provided by After Dark, WLBC, MAX, The Fickle Peach, Lucky Rabbit Tattoo and Body Piercing, and Be Here Now. Questions about this event? Call 765-281-9503, ext. 23, 15 or 53.

Muncie Open Screen is a monthly showcase for local filmmakers at the Muncie Civic Theatre. It operates similarly to an ‘Open Mic Night’ for singers or comedians— local filmmakers can bring their short films, music videos, commercials, home movies, or whatever else they have in a video format and see it played on the big screen.

There is no cost to submit, but there will be an optional, suggested donation at the door. All donations go directly to the Muncie Civic Theater.

Each screening is all ages and open to the public.

February ScreamFest Flyer

Every Friday the 13th in 2015, Maring-Hunt Library will unleash some of the most scream-errific films ever! All-time classics and modern-day chillers will have you looking over your shoulder and reminding yourself “It’s only a movie…it’s only a movie”. The Library ScreamFest is totally free, popcorn and fun horror trailers included! 

Friday, February 13 – “Love Gone Bad”
Warm Bodies, 2013 (PG-13) – 7:00
My Bloody Valentine, 1981 (R) – approx. 8:45

Friday, March 13 – “Very Bad Luck”
Psycho, 1960 (Not Rated) – 7:00
The Strangers, 2008 (R) – approx. 9:00

Friday, November 13 – “Thankful to Be Alive”
[Rec], 2007 (R) – 7:00    *in Spanish w/ English subtitles
You’re Next, 2011(R) – approx. 8:30

No scaredy-cats allowed!
…neither are people under 17 without an adult. 

Hey, baby!  You look like you're pretty groovy!  Are you a wild and untamed thing?  Do you Time Warp until you drop? Then you should audition for THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW with the Old Queen's Men at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!  We are the original Muncie Shadow Cast and we sure do know how to party!  Click the link below to fill out an audition form and get all the info you need to prep for your chance to shine.  Join us as we celebrate 7 Years of Absolute Pleasure in Muncie. 

http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/y012d44UFa3G

Slasher, gore, and horror fans alike will have the unique opportunity to view the feature-length film Headless on Friday, October 16, at Cornerstone Center for the Arts. This free screening will feature an 8:00 p.m. showing of the film with screenwriter Nathan Erdel and producer Kara Erdel (both Muncie natives) in attendance. Due to the graphic, adult nature of this film the showing is strictly for attendees 18 years and older. 

The body count climbs as a skull-faced killer battles his inner demons in this retro-slasher epic.

Headless, in its original form, entered the independent horror scene as a ten-minute piece of footage contained within 2012’s Found. Fans will remember Headless as the nasty little peek into a slasher movie that horrified Found’s two young friends. With its amped-up blood and guts and iconic machete-wielding villain, this footage was later deemed so controversial that it caused Found to be banned around the world.  Now, due to overwhelming demand by fans of the original movie, Bloomington, Indiana’s Forbidden Films and Gentleman Monster Productions have collaborated to bring to life the complete, bloody story of Headless. The feature-length version of this intense, gore-filled fantasy brings the gruesome and the psychedelic together in one ultra-hardcore horror party.

In partnership with Zach Kononov of Zachting Studio

Acting for the stage and acting for film require a different set of skills. Today, acting for the camera has become a necessary (and fun) way to perform theatre and share stories. Sign up to day to dive into the world of film.

Upon registration you will receive a Zoom link and workshop information.