<p>Chicago film historians Adam Carston and Mike Vanderbilt look back at the  Herschel Gordon Lewis directed the gory and rough, "something weird" double feature of BLOOD FEAST and SCUM OF THE EARTH that opened at the Starlite Drive-In—located in suburban Oak Lawn—on August 9, 1963 which we recreated at Chicago's Music Box Theatre!</p>

Chicago film historians Adam Carston and Mike Vanderbilt look back at the Herschel Gordon Lewis directed the gory and rough, "something weird" double feature of BLOOD FEAST and SCUM OF THE EARTH that opened at the Starlite Drive-In—located in suburban Oak Lawn—on August 9, 1963 which we recreated at Chicago's Music Box Theatre!

<p>Chicago film historians Adam Carston and Mike Vanderbilt look back at the&nbsp; Herschel Gordon Lewis directed the gory and rough, "something weird" double feature of BLOOD FEAST and SCUM OF THE EARTH that opened at the Starlite Drive-In—located in suburban Oak Lawn—on August 9, 1963 which we recreated at Chicago's Music Box Theatre!</p>

Blood Feast (1963) + Scum Of The Earth (1963)

Film historians Mike Vanderbilt and Adam Carston look back at the rich history of the double feature from a very Chicago point of view, exploring not only the history of the films but the stories of the theaters that screened them.

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Blood Feast (1963) + Scum Of The Earth (1963)

Blood Feast (1963) + Scum Of The Earth (1963)