Hellfire Video Club presents WAY BAD STONE

Hellfire Video Club presents WAY BAD STONE at The Cube

An event held at The Cube on Friday 22nd November. The event starts at 20:00.


Greetings Traveller.

Weary from your quest and eager to shelter from the storm brewing outside, you nervously enter an inn. The atmosphere is bawdy and ribald - with barbarians, orcs AND trolls shoving each other, cursing in strange dialects, and engaging in arm wrestling competitions etc. A wizard is huddled in a dark nook at the back, he's doing a spell. It's gone everywhere! You push past this unsightly and intimidating crowd to a door at the rear. You see a bright light flickering from this room. An unpleasant and, frankly, repugnant crowd has gathered in the shrouding darkness to hoot and shout at images magically projected onto a blank wall. Images of things you could n'ery imagine, let alone describe.... you stare in horror.

Do you:

* Enter this back room, and surrender yourself to the terrifying black magic conjured therein?

* Turn and flee into the tempestuous night?

For November, Hellfire video Club have summoned an offering of low-budget fantasy/ swords-n-sorcery films from another dimension, but watch out - these invocations will heavily deplete your sanity meter. WAY BAD STONE (Archie Waugh, 1991) was filmed for $2000 in the enchanted forests of Florida, and is a love letter to Dungeon & Dragons, fantasy fiction, and dressing up as wizards and barbarians... Featuring a killer Dungeon Synth soundtrack, gore, glorious over-acting and A LOT of dry ice - this charming slice of DIY cinema is a joy.

HFVC DJs will be on hand playing oddball records to score an imaginary D&D campaign with before and betwixt the films, so be sure to stick around for further demented sword chinking, rubber faced creatures, and laser zaps.

(*There are no prizes)

Entry requirements: 18+

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