“Curio Cabinet of the Hudson Valley proudly presents Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl, live and in person at the historic Bardavon Theater for “Cult of the Rock Star Night,” a double feature of Bubba Ho-Tep (2003) and Rock ‘n’ Roll High School (1979).

Before and after this event, Joe Bob and Darcy will host a meet-and-greet with autographs for ticket holders. Exclusive merchandise will be for sale.

About Joe Bob Briggs:
Joe Bob Briggs is a nationally syndicated “drive-in movie critic” whose wisecracking take on B-movies was featured on two long-running late-night television shows; first on Joe Bob’s Drive-in Theater (The Movie Channel) and then on MonsterVision (TNT). That tradition continues with his latest series, The Last Drive-In, currently featured on AMC’s Shudder streaming platform.

About Darcy the Mail Girl:
Darcy the Mail Girl is a horror superfan, cosplayer, and actress who serves as co-host and right-hand woman to Joe Bob Briggs on The Last Drive-In and in live appearances around the country.

About the double feature:

Bubba Ho-Tep

Don Coscarelli, USA, 2002, AGFA, Horror, 92 Min

After a long run with the Phantasm franchise, writer/producer/director Don Coscarelli gave the genre film world yet another long-favored midnight movie gem in the form of 2002’s Bubba Ho-Tep. Starring Bruce Campbell in his other role-of-a-lifetime as Elvis Presley, Bubba piles on “foulmouthed ancient mummies, conspiracy theories and the ultimate battle between good and evil. It’s also a surprisingly layered tale about growing old, regrets and redemption” (Gizmodo). Also starring the brilliant Ossie Davis (Do The Right Thing) as John F. Kennedy.

“Elvis and JFK did not die, and today they’re roommates in an East Texas nursing home whose residents are being killed by an ancient Egyptian Soul Sucker named Bubba Ho-Tep. I want to get that on the table at the get-go, so I can deal with the delightful wackiness of this movie, which is endearing and vulgar in about the right proportion.” — Roger Ebert

Rock ‘n’ Roll High School

Allan Arkush, USA, 1979, Shout! Factory, Cult, 93 Min

Teen punkette Riff Randall (P.J. Soles of Carrie and Halloween) has one abiding fantasy: to meet the dreamy Ramones, and get them to perform one of her songs. Standing in her way is Principal Togar (Warhol star Mary Woronov), who runs Vince Lombardi High like a despot — until the boys from Forest Hills lead a student body putsch and rock the school down to its foundations. “