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Rocky Horror Picture Show to be remade?
Ballard:
--- Quote from: Ballard on 14 Aug 2008, 21:07 ---All the more reason why you should get your ass down here more often.
Come see our humble performance sometime, while you're still off from school.
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This applies to all of you bitches.
At least those who live in the US + Tommy cause he bends over for the man every day.
Jackie Blue:
--- Quote from: Ballard on 14 Aug 2008, 17:28 ---Jackie, I'm part of a Rocky Horror shadowcast in New York and I can attest to the fact that the focus of the whole thing lies in the film, not the performance. The callbacks and the stage performance are mostly for laughs and to enhance the experience.
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Dude, I know. I used to play Riff Raff in performances of RHPS. I'm fucking gay as hell for RHPS.
I'm still not the least bit raged up about this.
And the fact that it's co-financed by MTV doesn't mean much. Election was an MTV film and it was pretty goddamn good.
Ballard:
I dunno, man. Call me skeptical but I do not see anything good coming out of an MTV produced Rocky Horror. An MTV-produced satire on high school life (read: every teen movie ever made, including but definitely not limited to Election) maybe, but not a cultish midnight movie.
You got any pictures? I'm mildly curious to see your Riff now.
Jackie Blue:
I haven't played Riff Raff in over 10 years. The RHPS culture in Knoxville is, well, nonexistant. I'm not even sure they do it every week in Atlanta any more.
Also, the "legitimate theater" in Knoxville is a total joke. I know I could never pull off financing and producing an RHPS show, but I have seriously considered doing Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead if I can find the right people. I know tons of places I could have it performed, since the stage requirements are almost nonexistant.
HellStorm:
I would not watch this.
I couldn't think of anybody other than Curry playing our beloved Frankie, and I'll bet you couldn't find anyone who has such amazing legs AND such an orgasmic voice as his either.
And how many people could pull off Columbia?
I mean come on
And comparing the Rocky Horror Show and the Rocky Horror Picture Show shouldn't happen
They are two completely different experiences.
Sure, they're the same in the sense that they have the same storyline (mostly)
Other than that, they are both amazing in completely different ways
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