Rocky Horror Picture Show

**The Pastor** · 2nd May 2007, 23:28

the only thing ive seen was on the intro to the drew carry show, mimi was MORE than enough to put me off it.

**Curious_AJ** · 2nd May 2007, 23:44

Originally Posted by gijoe1313

Yes, let's do the time warp again! You hosting this AJ?

whats wrong with me hosting it??? lol..

as for hairy chest with a corset... that IS strangely a turn on... i think theres something wrong with my sexuality LOL!

**Skyryder** · 3rd May 2007, 08:22

Use to be the kids fav vid when they were young. Like 7 and 8.

Skyryder

**MSTRS:Me** · 3rd May 2007, 09:06

Originally Posted by renegade master

isnt it about some fags or somthing?

I'm afraid so...but isn't it...nice

What ever happened to Saturday night
When you dressed up sharp and felt alright - Meatloaf

There are so many levels to all the stereotypes in this film that it's not really about anything.
10/10

**Finn** · 3rd May 2007, 09:15

Originally Posted by Jim2

You see you think you've discovered something, but I'd been to that nice little theatre in Avondale to see that movie, 30 times before you were born.

I think that little theatre holds the world record for showing this movie over the longest period. I recall the good old days of talking a bag with water bombs, rice and burnt toast. Utter carnage.

**James Deuce** · 3rd May 2007, 09:17

Yeah that's it!

I remember - The Offringa Twins!

"Don't Spill The Drink!"

**Trudes** · 3rd May 2007, 09:23

Great movie, haven't seen the stage show, but this place reminds me of the movie, great place, very entertaining evening out!
http://www.draculas.com.au/goldcoast...nd/thecast.asp

**Swoop** · 3rd May 2007, 09:36

Originally Posted by Jim2

[LEFT]but I'd been to that nice little theatre in Avondale to see that movie

The Hollywood.
Midnight session? Hate to have been the cleaner after those nights. All the rice and newspapers... and pieces of toast - and playing cards!!!!
Ahh. Memories.

Originally Posted by gijoe1313

I remember old Muldoon did the commentating for it when it was being presented here

Were you at the show where he said "Let me take you on a magical journey" and some wag in the audience called out "christ NO! NOT AGAIN!!!"

**KATWYN** · 3rd May 2007, 09:42

Yep seen it tonnes of times.

I saw it live at the Aotea centre about 4 years ago. Had lots of NZ
actors in it (Mikey Havoc played the guy in the wheelchair)

I must admit I sunk right down in my seat at the end when they all came
down off the stage and grabbed people outa the audience to take them
back up onto the stage to dance....whew

**gijoe1313** · 3rd May 2007, 09:49

Originally Posted by KATWYN

Yep seen it tonnes of times.

I saw it live at the Aotea centre about 4 years ago. Had lots of NZ
actors in it (Mikey Havoc played the guy in the wheelchair)

I must admit I sunk right down in my seat at the end when they all came
down off the stage and grabbed people outa the audience to take them
back up onto the stage to dance....whew

Ahh the problem here is you still think you have dignity and pride to lose! Once you get ride of that illusion, nothing is impossible, downright embarassing or painful! Works a treat for me - after all, I'm a teacher!

Remember, those memories are the ones that you'll treasure for years and groan over what a tool you were!

I look forward to those moments!

Now, where is that lamp-shade and Singstar?

Madness ... takes its toll!

**KATWYN** · 3rd May 2007, 09:59

Originally Posted by gijoe1313

Ahh the problem here is you still think you have dignity and pride to lose!

lol actually I had heeled boots on and I didn't wanna get up on
stage and "break a leg" ...so to speak. (have already done that once - and believe me pride and dignity goes right out the window at that point!)

**Macktheknife** · 3rd May 2007, 10:12

Seen the show about 4 times, including Muldoons effort, the movie about mumble times, and done the dress up thing a few times. Bloody good fun, including the memories I give it a 9.5 on the fun scale.

**tri boy** · 3rd May 2007, 10:19

It makes a great theme night.
KB Rocky Horror Gathering???
Now theres a thought.
Queens B/day....

**Lissa** · 3rd May 2007, 10:24

I love this movie... First time I saw it I was quite young.. god it first came out when I was one! Absolutely Susan Sarandon is brilliant in this movie.. infact they all are, I do remember my mum had the hots for Barry Bostwick (Brad).