SpaceBoy

Where at? Any thoughts on it?

I always wanted to check this out live also.. because I love the movie.

scott shelton

If you love the movie, you don't want to see the live "show."

Daniel-A

? Was told the opposite.

Geofferson

The Uptown theater in Minnepolis holds Midnight showings twice per month it seems.

scott shelton

The Riverview theater, not the Uptown.

www.riverviewtheater.com

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I can't speak for the 7:00pm show, which was presented a little more "conservatively," but they went balls-to-the-wall for the midnight show and the crowd ate it up! I'm a pretty big fan, and I know a nice handful of shout-outs and most lyrics, but there were some people that had every single shout-out ready to go, sang along with everything, etc. I dressed up a little bit, and there were some out and out costumes.

A very important show for this area of the country, and it was very good and very well-received!

My hair stylist played Dr. Frank-N-Furter and I can't wait to give him hell next week!

Matthew Chmiel

Errr, no.

If you just want to "watch" the movie, stay at home.
If you want to be apart of the "atmosphere," go see it in a theater at midnight.

Even if you love, like, dislike, or hate the film; seeing it with a packed crowd at midnight is worth it at least once.

Daniel-A

Going to try to go down to the Rialto this weekend if I dont get the chance, I'm at least going to check it out in Oakland. I think exploring the DVD fully may have ruined the experience, or at least the first time experience for me. But in watching it I saw such a broad spectrum of people there, I don't think I'll stick out as much as I initially thought.

mhg83

I am no longer a Rocky Horror Virgin

Dr. DVD

There are still plenty of places that do it on certain weekends of every month in Central Florida. I know Universal City Walk is the third weekend on each month.

Alan Smithee

No place around me shows it- the last place that did was a discount theater that closed several years ago. At the theater I worked at for a long time, the manager said he didn't want to show Rocky Horror because people always left the theater trashed afterwards.

Boba Fett

The Clinton Street Theater has been showing (at least weekly) RHPS since 1978. Sadly, the theater, which is almost 100 years old, started going steadily downhill in the past decade and I hadn't been back since seeing a movie there and walking out due to an out of focus projector and badly crackling speakers.

They've also been showing Repo: The Genetic Opera weekly since it came out.