eMoviePoster.comAuction History Result 6f009 MONSTERS CRASH THE PAJAMA PARTY 2sh '65 monsters come out of the screen & invade audience! Date Sold 4/12/2016Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Folded Two-Sheet Movie Poster (2sh; measures 41" x 54" [104 x 137 cm]) (Learn More) Monsters Crash the Pajama Party, the 1965 David L. Hewitt Spook Show horror comedy ("MOVIES NEWEST THRILL HORROR VISION Movie Monsters Come Alive"; "We dare you to see the world's weirdest movie"; "Monsters Come Out of Screen! Invade Audience! Carry Girl Victims Back Into Picture to become part of movie, never seen alive again!"; "BEWARE! It might be YOU!"; "What is the horrible BIG G?"; "For the HORROR THRILL of your life SEE what happens to the PAJAMA PARTY GIRLS when they meet the mad doctor's GIRL CRAZED MONSTERS"; "NOT 3-D but real FLESH and BLOOD monsters ALIVE! In the audience"; "WARNING No seating when monsters in audience Come on Time"; "Monsters and Beauties 1001 exciting scenes"; "Girls - Bring your boyfriends to protect you see if he's man or mouse") starring Vic McGee, Peter James Noto, James Reason, Clara Nadel, and Pauline Hillkurt. This actually IS a real movie and a film version of this movie is available from Netflix, but of course it does not include any of the many cool live things that were added when this was shown at a live spook show! Apparently, theaters would show the movie, and also have people dressed as monsters run out from behind the screen and "invade" the audience! I can't imagine what it was like to have actually been at this show. If anyone reading this WAS at one of these shows, please e-mail us and tell us what it was like! This was a poster for a "spook show" of the 1930s ("spook shows" started in the 1930s, and continued into the late 1960s, with their greatest prominence in the late 1940s and 1950s). Local theaters would book three to five low budget movies, and then advertise them as a late night "spook show". Often they would have "live" acts on stage (sometimes famous actors who had appeared in monster movies would appear on stage in full make up, and sometimes it would be local actors dressed as monsters), and often the posters would make outrageous promises (sometimes they might say a person would be beheaded on stage, etc!). Not too many of these spook show posters survive (almost all the known surviving ones are window cards, some of which are 14" x 22", and some of which are 22" x 28", and the shows certainly had very limited runs). The few "spook show" window cards and posters that DO survive are rarely in even "very good" condition! If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know. Important Added Info: Note that this two-sheet was printed in 1 section. Condition: good to very good. Learn More about condition grades
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