Join Turntabling at B Movie Madness 2 This Saturday Jan 16 2010

Join us this Saturday for a night of Horror Society b-movie fun at Chicago’s Portage Theater. Turntabling will have its usual booth at the show and this time around we will have a load of t-shirts courtesy of StrangerTees.com and also the new Ennio Morricone Trilogy/Quentin Tarantino CD in stock this weekend, too.

Did I mention there are new copies of the Escape From New York soundtrack vinyl and Tenebre in stock? They’ll be at the show…the movie line up is great and there are plenty of special guests including Night of the Demons director Kevin Tenney. The door is at 4PM–get there early, stay late.

Turntabling is an avid supporter of the Chicago Horror Society–we love what they’re doing to gather the fans under one roof. Come out and support Turntabling and the Horror Society this Saturday. We’d love to meet you! Details below. You can also check out a trailer for B Movie Madness 2 courtesy of HorrorSociety.com

B-Movie Madness 2
January 16th, 2010
Portage Theater
4050 N. Milwaukee, Chicago IL

–Joe Wallace

Zombie Outbreak Aftermath

If you weren’t able to make it out to Zombie Outbreak at the Portage in Chicago, you missed a great night out. Thanks to the army of people who stopped by the Turntabling setup and introduced themselves. We quickly ran out of the limited-edition promo disc, but we’re pressing another run of them for our next show in Cincinnati next weekend, so stay tuned.

If you couldn’t make it out last night you missed Pathogen, the zombie movie made by a 12-year old girl (plus a documentary on her called Zombie Girl). Then there was Colin, the made-for$70 zombie movie that made a  splash a few months back. The highlight of the evening was the 35MM screening of Return of the Living Dead, which is an all-time favorite here at Turntabling. It’s a lot of fun and I’m grateful it was the last show of the night since I actually got to SEE it after tearing down the booth.

Next up it’s HorrorHound in Cincinnati, we’ll have details on that one shortly. We’ll be there from Friday to Sunday and look forward to meeting more Turntabling lovers there…

Saturday (Nov. 14) Joint Turntabling at Zombie Outbreak at the Portage Theater

Tomorrow (Saturday Nov. 14) Turntabling will have its booth at the Chicago Horror Society’s Zombie Outbreak film festival at the Portage Theater. Join us at 4050 Milwaukee Avenue at 4PM til late.

Turntabling will have a great big pile of new and used vinyl for sale including Goblin, Morricone titles, Bauhaus, Public Image Limited, the wonderful Twin Peaks soundtrack, Lost Highway, tons more. And best of all, there are eight full hours of zombie movies playing! How does it get ANY better than that. When you go to the door, tell them that Turntabling.net sent you.

See you at the Portage!

Turntabling at the Zombie Outbreak Film Festival November 14

Come visit the Turntabling booth at the Zombie Outbreak film festival at Chicago’s Portage Theater, Saturday November 14th starting at 4PM. The Turntabling booth features some killer vinyl–new and used, plus a nice variety of CDs just in that aren’t even added to the catalog yet. Are you looking for the Bride of Frankenstein soundtrack? The Best of John Carpenter? How about a soundtrack CD for Patrick McGoohan’s The Prisoner? It will be there on the Turntabling table.

Zombie Outbreak is yet another excellent offering by the Chicago Horror Society, and they ALWAYS show a good time–you can’t lose. Zombies galore, some excellent special features and yes, Turntabling merch. Join us and be sure to drop by and see if there are any cool limited-edition Turntabling freebie discs. Here’s a hint–we’ve given away a freebie disc for the last two shows we’ve been a part of, so if past performance is any indication…

Summer Slaughter

Many thanks to everyone who came to the Turntabling.net table last night at the Horror Society Summer Slaughter film festival. It was excellent meeting everyone and many people walked away with sweet vinyl finds including Goblin’s Suspiria soundtrack and other goodies. A big thanks to Mitch and Jessica from the Horror Society for setting up the Turntabling booth in an excellent spot at the show and for continuing to provide us horror loving obsessives a way to meet, mingle and see the latest indie horror.