In 1978, John Carpenter’s Halloween was released on October 25th. It was groundbreaking in several ways. The first is its famously modest budget. Low-budget horror films can notoriously be campy, but low-budget filmmaking can also push the crew to be clever, to create something really special. For example, The Blair Witch Project from 1999 was made for a mere $60,000. While Halloween was made for $325,000, it’s still considered a shoestring budget for a major motion picture. For example, Jaws and The Exorcist, both from the same decade, each had a budget of $12 million… read more >
Zuni Drive-in Creature Feature 1957 Vintage Men's T-Shirt
Description The Zuni Drive-In Theatre opened on June 4, 1957, on the southeast corner of Aztec Avenue & Basilio Drive in Gallup, New Mexico. The first film to grace the new silver screen on opening night was the George Montgomery western flick, “Canyon River." While Zuni Drive-In ran all kinds of films, they began
