THE ROOM: An Interactive 4-D S!!!fest

405 North Cleveland Street,Memphis TN 38104

23 July, 2021

Description

Join Black Lodge for a special fully-immersive, greeting-drenched, multi-screen interactive viewing of Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 movie. Cinema history is filled with terrible films. But in the world of “so-bad-they’re-amazing” movies, one film has risen to the top of the Hollywood heap to become a legend. The most beloved “bad” movie of our time. An epic cinema atrocity. A cringe cult phenomenon. A true disasterpiece. That film is THE ROOM. You asked for it. And asked. And asked. So it’s finally time! Join Black Lodge for a special fully-immersive, greeting-drenched, multi-screen interactive viewing of Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 mind-melting cinema odyssey! Immortalized in the award-winning 2017 film THE DISASTER ARTIST, Wiseau’s bizarre tragic love story of a man driven to ruin by a toxic relationship is the very definition of bad filmmaking. From plot lines that make no sense, to character arcs that disappear unresolved. From embarrassingly bad acting, to teeth-clinching cringe dialogue. From laughably poor photography & editing, to horrid ear-splitting background music. This has it all. And beyond. Much like THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW before it, THE ROOM has become a true cinema anomaly, developing against all odds into a legitimate pop culture icon, driven on by its devoted fan culture of “Roomheads” or “Roomies”. Like ROCKY HORROR, it’s obsessed fans have created their own series of reactions to watching it in a theater, including shoutouts, riffs, drinking games, and so much more. Now, it’s your turn. Callbacks to the screen? We’re yelling em. Spoons? We got em. Footballs? We’re throwing em. Interactive audience games? You better believe it. If you don’t know the hilarious glory of watching The Room on the big screen with others, you’re about to find out. Come see just how bad a movie can get, and just how much fun it can be to tear it down! So nice that we’re screening it twice! First showing at 7:30, second at 9:30. This is a free event.