Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The Goonies 25th Anniversary Event in Astoria Oregon

The Goonies 25th Anniversary
June 4-7th 2010
Astoria, Oregon

We will be joined by Jeff Cohen - Chunk - and Joe Pantoliano - Francis Fratelli - in addition to previously announced cast members Curt Hanson and Corey Feldman!!!

More details on each of the events will be posted at the official event website, www.gooniesanniversary.com which will go live Monday, April 26. Tickets will go on sale Monday, May 3, if not sooner. We'll email/post again as soon as this is confirmed and include the sale date on the website.

WEEKEND PASS: $130 (Value approx. $150)

Includes: Bus Tour, Cast Meet and Greet, Ecola Park Picnic, Concert (with early entry), Event T-shirt, Bus Pass, Lanyard with Collectible Pass, More. This is a limited item with only 800 available.

Tickets will be on sale through our official website www.gooniesanniversary.com. Payments will be processed through PayPal for a secure and quick transaction. We will post a printable registration form if you would prefer to mail it or come to the Chamber in person. (No phone transactions.)

Please visit www.gooniesanniversary.com for more information about the event. The discussion board there is the place to get more detailed information about the event - join in!

Thanks once again for your support of the event. See you in a month!

Regina
goonies@oldoregon.com

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The event schedule with ticket prices are here. Schedule is subject to change.

We will be joined by Jeff Cohen - Chunk and Joe Pantoliano - Francis Fratelli in addition to previously announced cast members Curt Hanson and Corey Feldman.

Sending this note out quickly and there will be more details and event information to come next week. Thank you all for your support of the event and your patience as it is all coming together.

Regina
goonies@oldoregon.com

Friday, June 4
11am to 4pm
The Goon Docks Open (Retail Shop, Tickets, Event Info.)

5pm to 6:30pm
VIP Dinner with Cast
$65

7:00pm
“Red Carpet” Showing of The Goonies & Premiere of NEW Documentary from www.thegoonies.org
Goonies 25th Event Schedule At a Glance


Saturday, June 5
9am to 6pm
The Goon Docks Open (Retail Shop, Tickets, Event Info.)

9am
Oregon Film Museum Grand Opening Ceremony
9am to 4pm
Bus Tours to Film Locations
$25

10am
Meet & Greet with Cast
$20

3pm
Meet & Greet with Cast
$20

Multiple Showings of The Goonies & Documentary
7pm
Festival of Fan Films / Talent Review TBD
7pm to ?
80s Night Out in Astoria


Sunday, June 6
9am to 6pm
The Goon Docks Open (Retail Shop, Tickets, Event Info.)
9am to 4pm
Bus Tours to Film Locations
$25

10am
Meet & Greet with Cast
$20

3pm
Meet & Greet with Cast
$20

Multiple Showings of The Goonies & Documentary
6:30pm to 10:30pm
Goonies Themed Concert with Truth Movement, The Ataris, The Whiskey Rebellion and Troy's Bucket
$40

Monday, June 7 – Anniversary of the Release Date
9am to 4pm
The Goon Docks Open (Retail Shop, Tickets, Event Info.)
9am
Truffle Shuffle 5K Run/Walk (includes unique T-shirt)
$20

11:30am to 1pm
Picnic Social at Ecola Park
$TBD

Multiple Showings of The Goonies & Documentary

WEEKEND PASS: $130 (Value approx. $150)
Includes: Bus Tour, Cast Meet and Greet, Ecola Park Picnic, Concert (with early entry), Event T-shirt, Bus Pass, Lanyard with Collectible Pass, More. This is a limited item with only 800 available.

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The Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce is currently planning a celebration for the 25th anniversary of The Goonies on June 4-7, 2010. The Goonies was filmed around and took place in Astoria, Oregon and still, almost 25 years later, brings fans of the film to the town to explore the sites. To kickoff the planning for the event, the Chamber is holding an art contest to find the art that will be used to promote the event with posters, advertisements, etc.

This celebration promises to be a great follow up to our 20th anniversary event in 2005 which included cast appearances by Jeff “Chunk” Cohen, Sean “Mikey” Astin and Curt “Mr. Perkins” Hanson, bus tours, movie showings and so much more. More details about the event will be announced this fall, along with the winners of this contest.

“We’ve been contacted by numerous fans wanting to send us their art to use for the event since announcing our plans to host the 25th anniversary event, so this call for art seemed a natural addition to the event. We look forward to seeing the artistic talents of the fans from near and far and anticipate a tough decision in awarding the prizes this fall. We will display many of the entries next year during the event for everyone to enjoy.”

Art entries will be accepted through Wednesday, September 9, 2009. The entries will be judged by a volunteer committee with a background in art or marketing, and of course, a love for The Goonies. Prizes will be awarded to the top three selections – 1st: $500, 2nd: $250, 3rd: $150, with the first place art being used as the official event poster, but each of the top 3 designs may be used in marketing efforts for the event. Art may be used in color or black & white applications, in print, on the internet or on T-shirts and other merchandise. Any entry submitted to the contest may be used by the Chamber as a part of the Goonies 25th Anniversary.


More info at:
http://www.oldoregon.com/visitor-info/entry/goonies-25th-anniversary-poster-art-contest

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Keep checking www.thegoonies.org for the upcoming new Goonies Documentary DVD that will be coming out in 2010.

Spread the word to all your friends who love this movie!!!

Monday, May 3, 2010

SIFF 2010 Midnight Adrenaline Film Lineup

Midnight Adrenaline
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Seattle, WA – Midnight Adrenaline returns to SIFF this year with an overdose of highly addictive, unpredictable, and suspense-inducing features for the cult film junkie. Better than ever, SIFF showcases an onslaught of classic genre film and other underground fixations including a zombie apocalypse, slasher backwoods hillbillies, medieval fantasy games, and unusually enhanced geishas.

This year SIFF brings cult-classic grindhouse film to a whole new level with Israel Lunaʼs controversial transploitation film, Ticked-Off Trannies with Knives. Zombie mayhem ensues with a live ZomBcon event at Boom Noodle before the screening of George A. Romeroʼs Survival of the Dead, the sixth zombie film by the godfather of undead cinema. From Hong Kong, director Pang Ho-Cheung unleashes a gory tale of lifestyle fetishization and a desperate, bloody path towards obtaining oneʼs own Dream Home. In the kitschy RoboGeisha, Japan presents a twisted take on sibling rivalry as two cybernetic-enhanced geishas combat to win the local steel baronʼs heart.

2010 Midnight Adrenaline
Amer, directed by Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani (Belgium, 2009) A dreamy pastiche tour-de-force of 1970s Italian giallo horror movies that plays out a delirious, enigmatic death-dance of fear and desire. The filmʼs three parts, each in a different style, correspond to the childhood, adolescence, and adulthood of its female protagonist—and thatʼs all you need to know.

Centurion, directed by Neil Marshall (United Kingdom, 2010) When their legion is ambushed in Northern Britain, a small platoon of surviving Roman soldiers must evade a revenge-hungry band of barbarian warriors through harsh terrain in an attempt to rescue their general and return to the safety of the Roman frontier.

Dream Home, directed by Pang Ho-Cheung (Hong Kong, 2010) You have no idea how terrifying the housing crisis can get—upwardly-mobile Cheng Lai-Sheung will do anything to move into a new apartment with a magnificent sea view, even if it means going around her mortgage broker and taking matters into her own gory hands. Warning: features disturbingly imaginative violence and lifestyle fetishization.

George A. Romeroʼs Survival of the Dead, directed by George A. Romero (Canada, 2009) The godfather of undead cinema returns with his sixth zombie film as two rival families feud on a remote island—one wants to destroy any and all walking dead, while the other holds back in hopes of finding a cure to return their undead relatives to life.

RoboGeisha, directed by Noboru Iguchi (Japan, 2009) Poor Yoshie lives in the shadow of older sister Kikue, a fast rising star at the local geisha house. But when the local steel baron abducts the pair, transforming them into cybernetic-enhanced geisha assassins, the sisters gleefully elevate their sibling rivalry into a technological arms race to win his heart.

Splice, directed by Natali Vincenzo (Canada, 2009) In this 21st century creature feature, two young scientists willfully ignore society's ethical boundaries, and achieve fame by splicing the DNA of different animals into the human genome to create a new species. However, their creation rapidly develops into a beautiful, yet deadly, winged chimera.

Ticked-Off Trannies with Knives, directed by Israel Luna (USA, 2010) After being violently beaten and left for dead, a group of violated vixens turn into deadly divas and, with newfound confidence and courage, slash their way to vengeance in this controversial slice of grindhouse transploitation.

Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil, directed by Eli Craig (USA, 2010) Hillbillies Tucker and Dale have found their perfect “fixer-upper” cabin, but remodeling is never easy, particularly when a group of college co-eds on spring break start killing themselves all over your property.

The Wild Hunt, directed by Alexandre Franchi (Canada, 2009) When Erikʼs girlfriend leaves him to attend a weekend medieval re-enactment game, he follows in hopes of winning her back. But as Erik, with the help of his Viking chieftain brother Bjorn, treads deeper into the game in search of his love, he inadvertently disrupts the fantasylandʼs delicate balance of make-believe.

The 36th Seattle International Film Festival is made possible in part by support from Comcast, The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, Brotherton Cadillac Buick GMC, Alaska Airlines, Don Q Rums, The Wallace Foundation, Wong Doody, American Airlines, Modern Digital, POP, and City Arts Magazine. Additional support for Midnight Adrenaline comes from Scarecrow Video and The Maelstrom International Fantastic Film Festival.