TONIGHT! SF UNDERGROUND Short Film Festival w/ Peaches Christ & Sam Sharkey

The 2013 SF Underground Short Film Festival With your hosts Peaches Christ & Sam Sharkey Saturday, April 13th at The Victoria Theatre 2961 16th St, San Francisco CA, 94103 ONLINE TICKETS: http://store.peacheschrist.com/products/117-sfusff-2013.aspx EVENT TRAILER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeP8-Go6gzw Your hostess and host, Peaches Christ & Sam Sharkey, are ready to divulge the complete Festival program, promising to shake, rattle and roll the Victoria Theatre audience with premieres, musical madness and interactive delights. The 2013 San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival (SFUSFF) hits the Victoria Theatre on Saturday, April 13th! Including the WORLD PREMIERE of the feature film LA BAMBA 2: HELL IS A DRAG online trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ILlmeLNU-Y The SFUSFF is dedicated to supporting underground cinema from Bay Area filmmakers. This raucously, thrilling evening will include 2 big programs full of shorts and concludes with the World Premiere of the feature film La Bamba 2: Hell Is A Drag written and directed by Rob Fatal. ACT 1 (Shorts Circus) begins at 7:00pm and ACT 2 (Shorts After Dark) at 9:30pm. La Bamba 2: Hell Is A Drag premieres at Midnight. Tickets are $15 for each individual shorts program, $12 for the midnight premiere, or $20 for EVERYTHING, and Peaches Christ Fan Club members will receive a $2 discount offer. Become a member at http://www.peacheschrist.com/?page_id=182 The SFUSFF will be a physically immersive event with Christ and Sharkey kicking off the night with a Live Rock Show, followed by special appearances from some of the filmmakers themselves and the stars of the films. Some films will screen with a live interactive component where the film is presented in 4-D! Remember that the second program of the evening, or as it’s called Shorts After Dark will feature the more adult content of the festival (basically all the blood and sex), so be sure to bring your mom. SFUSFF celebrates the underground, overlooked, avant-garde, and ultra outrageous films of the Bay Area. SFUSFF has run since 2003 as the concluding event of the Midnight Mass screening series, which began in 1998. 3 GIANT ACTS featuring the best in underground Bay Area filmmaking talent. Program 1: Shorts Circus with dark rockin' pre-show starring Zbörnak https://www.facebook.com/wearezbornak Animal Crackers by Renata Foucré Blair by Ashley George Cerberus by Craig Jacobson Clay by Sean Blau Come to the Bridge Robb Grimes Creepatorium by Phoebe Tooke The Creature That Was Once A Man by Anthony A. Russell Droids by Daniel Corona Guy's by Andrew Nacion It's a Hot Day and I Hate My Wife by Wes Culwell Kissed by Jeni Lyon Morning Star by Tim Gallaher Muppetless Movie by Vincent Gargiulo Playground by Daniel Corona Slanted by Joseph Matarrese Stickman Valentine by Gery Goldsborough Tonight You're Mine by Brett Stillo You're an Idiot by Brian Benson Program 2: Shorts After Dark with pre-show metal courtesy of Citizen Midnight https://www.facebook.com/pages/Citizen-Midnight/139846816027839?fref=ts Anxiety by Daniel Corona Boyfriend by Heidi Moore Cannibal Stewardess 2 by Daniel Maggio I Am Hungry by Anthony A. Russell It Came From Id by Nara Denning Let's Get to Humping by MC Crumbsnatcher Pentagram Sam by Ric Ray & Marc Kate Puppet Party by Jerry Lee Season of the Troll by Joshua Grannell So Long and Thanks For All the Popcorn by Robb Grimes This Little Light by Jeff Cohlman Wireboy by Cassandra Sechler Program 3: La Bamba 2: Hell Is A Drag (World Premiere!) Written and Directed by Rob Fatal In this fan fantasy sequel to 1987's La Bamba, set 100 years after the events of the original film, the soul of dead rock and roll legend Ritchie Valens has been kidnapped in the underworld by jealous rock stars and it is up to failed artist, Ritchie Valen's #1 fan, Rob Fatal, to save him. Fatal is pulled into the nether world where he makes a deal with a creature: Ritchie Valens' rescued soul for a one-way ticket back to the land of the living as the greatest artist ever to live. But as he wanders through the underworld and meets his idols, including the Valens family, Fatal begins to see just what being famous could mean. FULL Festival Pass (includes all three programs): $20 7pm- Program 1: Shorts Circus: $15 9:30pm- Program 2: Shorts After Dark: $15 Midnight- Program 3: La Bamba 2: Hell Is A Drag (World Premiere): $12