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Do 'Time Warp' at 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' 50th Anniversary | Arts & Entertainment
The Rocky Horror Picture Show continues its legacy with midnight screenings in over 200 U.S. theaters and a new documentary highlighting its cult community and impact.
- On September 26, The Rocky Horror Picture Show marks its 50th anniversary with global screenings and events, accompanied by a new 4K restored release and the documentary Strange Journey.
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show first opened on September 25, 1975, earning just $1,000,000 before 20th Century Fox relaunch midnight screenings at Waverly Theatre, Greenwich Village sparked its cult status.
- Fan rituals such as marking 'virgins' and throwing props animate weekly midnight shows, sustaining a community with more than 200 theaters, over 60 shadow casts, and Austin Fresh's performances.
- On Oct. 26, a screening at the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk will show the film, followed by a Cabaret staging with a live Brad Majors on Monday, October 27 at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.
- In recent years, critics citing dated and offensive language have sparked debate, while supporters emphasize queer joy and community with Margot Atwell saying, `When Tim Curry, as Frank-N-Furter, comes down that elevator...`.
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Time Warp! Doc Honors ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’s Enduring Appeal As Cult Hit Turns 50 – Specialty Preview
Scarlett Johansson's debut 'Eleanor The Great', India Oscar submission 'Homebound', and a documentary on The Rocky Horror Pictures Show' are notable new indie film openings.
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