"Where the Hell am I?" you might be askin' yerself. Well you've wandered into Killville Massachusetts, the creepy little home town of Angry Johnny & The Killbillies. As long as you're here why don't you take a look around. We've got the"Killville Historical Museum Of The Strange" where you can check out some of the local crypto-zoology, prehistoric critters, grisly folklore and all sorts of weirdness, and the Killville General Store where you can pick up all sorts of Angry Johnny and The Killbillies souvenirs and the like. Then you can head on over to Angry's Creepy Little Gallery and peruse some of his world renowned artworks. And you can listen to Radio Free Killville WKIL the whole time you're checkin' things out. WKIL plays nothin' but Angry and The Killbillies sweet sound of rock & rollin'-countryfide-murder balladin'-bloodgrass 24 hours a day. So pop open a beer or a jug and stay a while, it's not like you've got anything better to do....


June 24, 2005

KILLVILLE THEATER GOES UP IN FLAMES


A local landmark was lost last Friday night when the Killville Theater burned to the ground. Members of the Killville Auxiliary Fire Department arrived too late to save the historic structure. "My boys were a little too liquored up to effectively battle an inferno of such magnitude" stated chief Chester Middlefield, "So we just cracked open some more cold ones and watched that son of a bitch burn."

The old movie house enjoyed it's heyday in the 40's and 50's but by the mid 60's it had fallen on hard times. It was purchased by Karl Malinski in 1971. Malinski transformed into one of the most infamous porn theaters in New England. It thrived through the 1970's until the advent of home video decimated the porno theater industry. 'Folks just ain't gonna come out to the movies when they can take care of business at home" lamented Malinski. "It's gettin' so's a fella can't make an honest livin' no more goddamn it."

In 1999 the theater was purchased by the Killville Society for the Preservation of Old Timey Culture and was enjoying a renaissance of late. "This sucks" said Larry Adams, director of the KSPOTC. "I'm going down to Dewey's to get shit-faced."

The old movie house had currently been running a retrospective of famed cult director Jim Stramel (THRILLBILLYS, MY ASS IS BLEEDING, SIX BULLETS FOR JESUS, PITIFUL REFLECTIONS, KILLBILLIES MEET THE MONSTERS). Because of his eccentric policy of having only one print of any of his films in existence at any giving time so as not to slice up and scatter their soul, much of his genius will be lost forever. He's now at work painstakingly restoring what he was able to salvage from the smoldering rubble.

Watch the "6 BULLETS FOR JESUS" trailer recovered from the fire. Three horses perished in the blaze.