: Moore recently published a memoir, Sonic Life
The internet did what the box office could not: it created a cult. Thurston Horror Picture Film
To the uninitiated, the name conjures images of a haunted New England estate, perhaps a reference to the fictional gothic mansion from The Real Ghostbusters or the Thurston family lineage. In reality, refers to a singular, self-produced 1988 horror-musical hybrid created by a collective of theater students and local television actors in Thurston County, Washington. : Moore recently published a memoir, Sonic Life
The keyword "Thurston Horror Picture Film" is, of course, a play on The Rocky Horror Picture Show . The comparison is apt, though ironic. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a glam-rock, pansexual spectacle; Thurston Moore’s brand of horror is grounded in the grimy, the noisy, and the "no wave." The keyword "Thurston Horror Picture Film" is, of