Welcome to MidSouthcon 23 Pocket Program book

Inside you will find the event times and descriptions, Video and Amine Schedules, etc. Please note: like all conventions, everything is subject to change without notice.

Computer Room

Opens 1PM Friday and closes Sunday Morning.

Consuite:

Opens 3:00 p.m. on Friday stays open until Sunday at 2:00p.m. except for one hour cleanings from 5:00 am - 6:00 am. every morning.

Art Show:

The Art Show is located in Ballroom A and its hours are:

Friday: 2pm - 8pm

Saturday: 9:30 - 4:00pm (after auction emergency pickup & pay 9:30p.m. 10:30p.m.)

Sunday:10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (pickup and pay, last minute sales, & artist checkout)

Dealers’ Room

The Dealer’s Room is located in Ballroom D. Its hour are:

Friday: 2 p.m - 8:00 p.m.

Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Sunday:9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Gaming

Friday: 1 p.m - sometime after Midnight

Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - sometime after Midnight

Sunday:9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 2005

4:00PM

Children’s Programming: Open House (Conference Room 10) Come see the kids’ room. Ask questions and play A variety of activities. Supplies are available for your child and family to have fun “on your own.”

5:00PM

Roddenberry, Lucas, Straczynski, Carter, and Whedon: Whose Mythology Best Defines the Late 20th Century? (Ballroom B) -- These five creators have been key voices in genre media in the late 20th century. How does each of their mythologies hold up over time? Which are most compelling, influential, and inspiring ? In fifty years, which universes will still be remembered, and why? (Panelists: David B. Coe, Cullen Johnson, Grant Kruger, Lee Martindale, Libby Smith-Singleton, Amy Sturgis)

Teen Heroes and Sidekicks (Conference Room 5) – What distinguishes stories of teenage superheroes from those of adult superheroes? What attributes appeal to readers in stories about growing up as mutants, non-Muggles, aliens, etc.? (Panelists: Kerry Gilley, John Jackson Miller, Martheus Antone Wade)

What is Games Workshop? (Conference Room 8) – Meet our Gaming Guests of Honor, a designer, manufacturer, and retailer of tabletop miniature battle-games. (Panelists: Elizabeth Willick, Robert Stickel)

Sam Penny Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from his earthquake novel, BROKEN RIVER.

Children’s Programming: Electricity-Science or Fiction (Conference Room 10) – Learn how to use household items to create electricity.

6: 00PM

Freedom and Subjugation in SF (Ballroom B) - From Slave Girls of Gor to Lion's Blood, SF & F have many worlds that involve slavery, servitude, or the struggle for freedom. Why? Who does it well? (Panelists: M.M. Buckner, David B. Coe, E.E. Knight, Selina Rosen, Amy Sturgis)

Collecting on a Budget (Conference Room 5) – Mid-South collectors discuss how to acquire items they desire within their financial means. (Panelists: Darrell Richardson, Don Richardson, Carlin Stuart, John Jackson Miller )

Andre Norton Remembered (Conference Room 8) – Tennessee author Andre Norton wrote many young adult SF novels, and many of today's fans were first introduced to science fiction and fantasy through her books. Join a discussion on her life, her influence on other writers and fans, and, of course, her fiction. (Panelists: Lee Martindale, Laura Underwood)

Girlfriends in Anime – Human vs. Non (Conference Room 9) – Japanese anime has portrayed boy/girl relationships in … interesting ways. Learn about all the weird glitches and attributes of alien, robotic, and magic world relationships with significant others vs. the angst, jealous, cursed human-based ones. (Host: Gloria Oliver, Sabrina Hunt)

Children’s Programming: Reading (Conference Room 10) – Reading of Everybody Needs a Rock. A rock hunt will follow the reading.

6:30PM

Meet the Artists Party (Art Show) – Come eat and mingle with MidSouthCon’s attending artists.

7:00PM

Paranormal Romance/Erotica – Bed, Bath and Beyond Part II (Conference Room 5) – Romance and erotica with science fictional, fantasy, and paranormal elements are selling hotly right now. Southern authors discuss the genre. (Panelists: Angel, Elizabeth Donald, Rickey Mallory, Jana G. Oliver, Alicia Sparks, and Karen Syed)

Deep Time: How Humanity Communicates Across Millennia (Conference Room 8) – How can we best communicate with other humans separated by time scales on the order of hundreds, thousands, or even millions of years? (Host: Greg Benford)

Different Game Systems – Pros and Cons (Conference Room 9) Action!, Savage Worlds, GURPS, d20, and Percentile are just a few of the RPG systems – what are the advantages and disadvantages of each? (Panelists: E.E. Knight, Mike Preston, Sean Preston)

Children’s Programming: Spaceship and Space Rover Contest (Conference Room 10) – Build a craft out of required and supplied items and add your own creative touch. All entries will be on display in the Children’s Art Gallery. Adult entries welcome. Ribbons will be presented.

8:00PM

Opening Ceremonies (Ballroom B) - The Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) and 501st (Star Wars group) introduces the guests for MidSouthCon 23.

The Borderland of Sol: Pluto, Sedna, and Kuiper Belt Objects (Conference Room 8) – This year is the 75th anniversary of the discovery of Pluto by Clyde Trombell. Astronomers have recently made surprising new discoveries of the outer limits of our solar system; (Panelist: Lionel Crews)

Children’s Programming: Create a masterpiece (Conference Room 10) – All supplies provided to create artwork in all mediums: paint, marker, crayon, clay. All art will be displayed in the Children’s Art Gallery.

9:00PM

Meet the Guests in the Con Suite (Con Suite) - Food and libations with the MidSouthCon authors.

U.S.S. AEON Media Trivia Contest (Ballroom B) – The local Star Trek group, U.S.S. AEON, hosts a contest on TV and movie SF trivia. Prizes will be awarded.

Memphis Forge Readings (Conference Room 5) – live readings from a local writers group.

Intro to the Comics Guests (Conference Room 8) – Come meet the comics guests in attendance (Steve Rude, Lin Workman, David Beaty, Martheus Wade, Adam Shaw, Penny Register, John Jackson Miller, Michael Tierney)

Children’s Programming: Open play (Conference Room 10) –A variety of activities, supplies are available for your child and family to have fun “on your own.”

10:00PM

Science of Tolkien's Middle Earth (Ballroom B) - What astronomical lessons can be learned from The Lord of the Rings? What implications does physical science have on the characters? (Panelists: Lionel Crews, Amy Sturgis, Moderator: James Swanger)

How NOT to Get Published (Conference Room 5) – Authors and editors discuss what won't work. (Hosts: Bill Allen, K. Mark Hoover, Selina Rosen, and Karen Syed)

Mythology and Legends in Comics (Conference Room 8) - Presentation and discussion of mythology and legends as it relates to contemporary comics. With emphasis on how these concepts shaped Stargodz and Bushi Tales (Panelists: Dave Beaty, Lin Workman)

Open Filk (Ballroom C) – Filk is fannish folk music. Find out what it is about. (2 hours)

11:00PM

Bad Movies and Why We Love Them (Ballroom B) –Remember staying up all night to watch movies that were so bloody awful that you couldn't help liking them? If you do, then this panel on cinematic turkeys might be right up your alley. (Panelists: Bill Allen, Cullen Johnson, Sean O'Bannon, Brinke Stevens)

Improv Gaming (Conference Room 9) – A fannish version of "Whose Line is it Anyway"

12:00AM

Tolkien Gaming (Conference Room 8) – A discussion of role-playing and tabletop games set in Tolkien's Middle Earth. (Host: James Swanger)

SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2005

9:00AM

Retelling the Ancient Myths: New Adventures for Old Gods (Ballroom B) – Mythologies from various cultures have been getting facelifts or new attention. Authors discuss their fascination with these stories. (Panelists: Bill Allen, Esther Friesner, and Richard Parks)

Computers and "Sexy Nerds": How Changing Technology Changed the Cerebral Hero in SF/F Television ( Conference Room 5 ) – Just as Sherlock Holmes, the first techno-hero, emerged during the Industrial Revolution, the various incarnations of the cerebral hero in genre television correspond roughly to new innovations in computer technology. From The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s Illya Kuryakin to Star Trek's Mr. Spock to Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Rupert Giles, the development of television's geeks-turned-heartthrobs parallels the cultural and technological changes of the USA. (Host: Amy Sturgis)

Education Seminar: Orientation and Awards for Student Contests (Conference Room 8) - MidSouthCon will host its third education seminar for librarians, teachers, and interested attendees. In addition, winners of student fiction and art awards will be announced.

David B. Coe Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from SHAPERS OF DARKNESS, the fourth book in his Winds of the Forelands series.

Children’s Programming: Spaceship and Space Rover Contest (Conference Room 10) Build a craft out of required and supplied items and add your own creative touch. All entries will be on display in the Children’s Art Gallery. Adult entries welcome. Ribbons will be presented.

SCA Demonstration (Ballroom C) – 1 and ½ hour - The local chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism demonstrates their skills in the re-creation and re-enactment of medieval arts and sciences, combat, and costuming.

10:00AM

Celebrating H.P. Lovecraft (Conference Room 5) – H.P. Lovecraft's legacy has left a lasting impact on popular culture, and some of MidSouthCon's current guests have created works influenced by this author. Join a discussion of his appeal. (Panelists: Terry Bramlett, Esther Friesner, Steve Hickman, E.E. Knight)

Using SF to Teach the Scientific Method (Conference Room 8) - Part of MidSouthCon's third seminar for educators. What constitutes science vs. pseudoscience? How do scientists address new ideas? What are good (and bad) examples from literature and media that illustrate this? (Panelists: Eric Aitala, Greg Benford, Brett Bolen, Lionel Crews)

Screenwriting Tips (Conference Room 5) – Suggestions for budding screenwriters. (Panelists: Penny Register, Sean O'Bannon, and Brinke Stevens)

Jana G. Oliver reading (Conference Room 9) – reads from THE FIFTH SOUL , a paranormal mystery.

Children’s Programming: Harry Potter and Potions (Conference Room 10) – Learn the secrets to making several potions from the Slytherin Hall.

11:00AM

Steve Rude Demonstration and Painting Seminar (Ballroom C) – 2 hours – Watch and observe Steve Rude’ acrylic demo/workshop as he teaches a group of ten students. He will be teaching fundamental techniques that you can take home and use, taught at each student’s skill level.

Belly Dancing Workshop (Conference Room 5) – Stephanie Frye, President of Secret Belly dancers of Fandom, gives a short cultural and history lesson, and teaches a few basic moves.

Tolkien in the Humanities Classroom (Conference Room 8) – - Part of MidSouthCon's third seminar for educators. Learn how discussion of religion, Medieval literature, and comparison to Shakespearian literature are some of the examples in which J.R.R. Tolkien can be applied to liberal arts courses. (Panelists: David B. Coe, Amy Sturgis)

Costuming Workshop (Conference Room 9) - An experienced costumer provides tips and advice on costuming. (Host: Michelle Ransom)

Children’s Programming: Basic Cartooning with Greg (Cravens) the Cartoonist (Conference Room 10) – Learn the basics of cartooning from Greg the Cartoonist of the syndicated strip “The Buckets.”

12:00PM

Star Wars 501st (Ballroom B) – Come meet our guests of honor:The Fighting 501st as they introduce their group, show a short documentary, and provide basic steps in Star Wars costuming techniques.

Turn the Other Chick (Conference Room 5) – Contributors to this Baen Books anthology discuss their contributions and the "Chicks in Chainmail" series. (Panelists: Esther Friesner, Mitch Foust, Lee Martindale, Laura Underwood, Selina Rosen)

Crossing Genre Lines (Conference Room 8) – A Writers panel: Some SF & F stories contain elements of romance, westerns, detective & mystery. Authors and editors discuss the appeal and pitfalls of making the transition. (Panelists: David B. Coe, Glen Cook, Elizabeth Donald, Rickey Mallory, Alicia Sparks, and Karen Syed)

Elizabeth Donald Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from NOCTURNAL URGES and the upcoming sequel, A MORE PERFECT UNION , plus ghost novel YELLOW ROSES , with freebies for the audience! Adult content.

Children’s Programming: Open play (Conference Room 10) – A variety of activities, supplies are available for your child and family to have fun “on your own.”

1:00PM

Steve Hickman Slide Show (Ballroom B) - Our Artist Guest of Honor displays examples of his work.

How to Break into the Visual Media Industry (Conference Room 5) – Tips on how to make it into TV, movies, or video games (Panelists: Penny Register, Sean O'Bannon, and Brinke Stevens)

Climate: The Coming Heat Wave (Conference Room 8) – Are humans are at least partially responsible for altering the global climate? What mitigation schemes have been proposed, and should they be implemented? (Host: Greg Benford)

Lee Martindale Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from "Combat Shopping", published in the Esther Friesner-edited anthology, TURN THE OTHER CHICK.

Children’s Programming: Anima and manga with Martheus Antone Wade (Conference Room 10) – Drawing and technique taught by Martheus Antone Wade.

2:00PM

Autographing/Guest Signings (Ballroom B) – Get your favorite works signed by MidSouthCon 23’s attending guests.

What's New at Games Workshop? (Conference Room 5) – Games Workshop and Sabertooth representatives describe new and upcoming products. (Panelists: Elizabeth Willick, Robert Stickle)

Alternate Methods of Comic Publishing (Conference Room 8) -- Can a comic book website be used for something more than promotion? Presentation and discussion of publishing comic books on the internet. Including a look at the realities of traditional publishing vs. internet publishing. Plus an exclusive preview of BushiTales.com. Primarily for comic book fans and comic enthusiasts! (Panelists: Dave Beaty, Lin Workman, Kathryn White)

Jackie Gamber Reading (Conference Room 9) – reads from REDHEART. Humans and dragons are on the brink of war, and one dragon, Kallon Redheart, has the power to change things, if only he can face the past and the future he's stopped believing in.

Children’s Programming: 501st Legion (Conference Room 10) – 501st Legion Stormtroopers meet the kids of MidSouthCon. Ask the Stormtrropers everything you wanted to know about Star Wars. There will be a Lego build off contest to create a Star wars themed project with prizes donated by the 501st.

3:00PM

Nexus & Moth panel (Conference Room 8) - A discussion and presentation of Nexus, the Nexus animated project, and The Moth. (Host: Steve Rude)

Life, Love, and Soul After the Apocalypse (Conference Room 5) – Stories about catastrophism, eschatology, and significant changes in the world as we know it have appeared in every generation. How have the stories changed over time? Are they on the rise? (Panelists: M.M. Buckner, E.E. Knight, Sam Penny, Selina Rosen, Brinke Stevens)

Richard Parks Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from his World Fantasy Award-nominated collection, THE OGRE'S WIFE: FAIRY TALES FOR GROWNUPS, including the unpublished introductions to the stories chosen. This reading will be the only place the two have been combined.

Children’s Programming: Create a Costume (Conference Room 10) – Supplies provided to create an original costume. Show your costume off in the Children’s masquerade or in the Official Con masquerade.

3:30PM

The Great Luke Ski Filk Concert (Ballroom B) – A musical presentation from our Filk Guest of Honor, Luke Sienkowski, aka "The Great Luke Ski.". (90 minutes)

4:00PM

Imagining the World of Dragons (Conference Room 5) – What would dragon society be like? How would a dragon's anatomy affect their behavior? Authors contemplate the specifics of creating dragons in fiction. (Panelists: Jeff Crook, Jackie Gamber, Steve Hickman, E.E. Knight, Jana G. Oliver)

The Librarian as Science Fictional Hero (Conference Room 8) - From curator of forbidden tomes or powerful artifacts, to guidance counselor for vampire-slaying high schoolers (Giles from Buffy), to Gotham City curator/crimefighter (Barbara Gordon/Batgirl), the librarian in speculative fiction has both exemplified and defied the stereotypical image of this profession. (Panelists: Angel, Rickey Mallory, Lee Martindale, Stephanie Frye, and Laura Underwood)

Can Comics Conquer the Midsouth? (Conference Room 9)- Despite all the migration toward the South, the center of the comic-book universe remains New York City. They're published there, set there -- and, disproportionately, sold there, according to a study by John Jackson Miller, writer for Marvel, Dark Horse, and Comics Buyer's Guide. Join John and local retailer/publisher Michael Tierney for a discussion of ways to develop the Southern comics scene! (Panelists: John Jackson Miller, Michael Tierney, Donny Juengling)

Children’s Programming: Children’s Masquerade Parade (Conference Room 10) – Show off your costume you created or brought from home. Parade will begin at the Children’s Programming room and wander through the Con rooms to end at the Registration area for the award ceremony.

5:00PM

Tendo-Ryu Demo (Ballroom B) – Martial Arts demo - Master Quan

Banquet (Ballroom C) - Dine with our guest authors, artists, and actors. Tickets are only $15.00. The Darrell Awards will also be presented.

Learning Japanese through Anime (Conference Room 5) – Anime can be an aid to learning new Japanese words or phrases, or kanji, but there are pitfalls involved. (Host: Gloria Oliver)

Promotion for Paupers: How to Market Your Book With Little or No Money (Conference Room 8) – Karen Syed, president/owner of Memphis-based Echelon Press, provides advice for writers looking for inexpensive or FREE methods of promoting themselves and their books.

Children’s Programming: Open Play (Conference Room 10) – A variety of activities, supplies are available for your child and family to have fun “on your own.”

6:00PM

How Anime Affects Western Culture (Conference Room 8) – Recent American animation is exhibiting characteristics of Japanese anime. How do anime fans feel about this? (Host: Gloria Oliver)

Bill Allen reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from his new novel GODS AND OTHER CHILDREN, as well as a comedic selection from the Yard Dog Press anthology, INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF BUBBAS.

7:00PM

Art and Charity Auction (Ballroom B) - Come and bid on your favorite items from the art shows. Also bid on donated items to benefit our charities including the SFWA Emergency Medical Fund. (3 hours)

Care and Maintenance of Writers Groups (Conference Room 5) – Members of writers groups in Mississippi and Tennessee discuss success stories and lessons learned. (Panelists: Terry Bramlett, Russ Evans, Jackie Gamber, K. Mark Hoover, Grant Kruger, and Richard Parks)

Selina Rosen Reading (Conference Room 8) – will read "Gathering Strength", from the new Thieves' World anthology, ENEMIES OF FORTUNE.

8:00PM

Costuming Pre-Judging (Ballroom C) - Our judges preview the masquerade costumes.

Chainmail Workshop (Conference Room 8) – A presentation on the history of chainmail with a showcase of chainmail items from White Bear Fantasies, followed by a how-to session. Chainmail rings will be provided to workshop participants. (Host: Bryan Jones)

Laura Underwood Reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from "Nice Truck," from her Yard Dog Press chapbook, MARKING THE SIGNS AND OTHER TALES OF MISCHIEF.

9:00PM

Birds of Prey (Conference Room 5) – Falcons, eagles, owls, and other birds of prey have fascinated writers, historians, and naturalists. Learn more about them from people who have studied them, and/or used them in their fiction. (Panelists: David B. Coe)

E.E. Knight reading (Conference Room 9) – will read from VALENTINE'S RISING and DRAGON CHAMPION, to be published by Penguin/Roc in December 2005.

10:00PM

Masquerade (Ballroom B) - Costumers demonstrate their theatrical, makeup, and clothing design skills.

Anime and Martial Arts (Conference 8) - A panel discussion lead by Master Quan and students.

11:00PM

Open Filk (Conference Room 5) – Filk is fannish folk music. Find out what it is about. (2 hours)

12:00AM

Dance (Ballroom B)

SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 2005

9:00AM

Kaffeeklatch with Esther Friesner (Restaurant Garden Room 1)

Kaffeeklatch with Brinke Stevens & Sean O'Bannon (Restaurant Garden Room 2 )

Kaffeeklatch with Greg Benford (Restaurant Garden Room 3 )

10:00AM

Kaffeeklatch with Steve Hickman, (Restaurant Garden Room 1)

Kaffeeklatch with Michael Sheard (Restaurant Garden Room 2)

Kaffeeklatch with Steve Rude (Restaurant Garden Room 3)

Esther Friesner Reading (Ballroom B) – Esther Friesner will read from her current work to support her charity: The Revlon Run/Walk for Women..

Accessorizing for Costuming and LARPS (Conference Room 5)– How can simple additions to the wrist, hands, arms, and shoulders enhance your costume and playacting? ( Host: Michelle Ransom )

Tolkien Literary Panel (Conference Room 8) – Our perennial panel returns to discuss Tolkien's written word (Panelists: Amy Sturgis, James Swanger)

11:00AM

Kaffeeklatch with the Great LukeSki (Restaurant Garden Rooms)

Advanced Star Wars Costuming (Ballroom B) – Our Fan Guests of Honor, the Fighting 501st, provide advice on such advanced topics as electronics and weathering effects.

Beam ½ of Me Up Scotty (Conference Room 5) A discussion of weight loss and gastric bypass surgery in the fannish community. (Host: Dr. Amy Porter)

Zombies are Fun! (Conference Room 8)– Your mom and dad don't want you marrying one, their eating habits make them unpopular with restaurant owners, and their conversational skills are substandard – why are they just so gosh darn loveable? (Panelists: Lee Martindale, Sean O'Bannon, Gloria Oliver, Selina Rosen, Brinke Stevens, and Laura Underwood)

Children’s Programming: Reading-”The Seven Silly Eaters” (Conference Room 10) Are you in this book? Come find out.

12:00PM

The Shame of Maudie Jones, or, A Fate Worse Than Death (Ballroom B) – a play written by MidSouthCon 23's Author Guest of Honor, Esther Friesner, complete with henchmen, naifs, and floozies.

Pumping the Bloodstream (Conference Room 5)– Local comic book creators discuss their recent work published by Image Comics, and possible sequel. (Panelists: Adam Shaw, Penny Register)

Einstein’s Theories In Science Fiction (Conference Room 8) - 2005 is the centennial of Einstein’s miracle year in which he published three papers which would lead to the revolution of 20th century physics. Many good science fiction stories have used the ideas in these papers as background for these stories. This seminar will review these seminal papers and the authors that explored their ideas. (Panelists: Eric Aitala, Brett Bolen)

Children’s Programming: Open Play (Conference Room 10) A variety of activities, supplies are available for your child and family to have fun “on your own.”

1:00PM

Modern Comics Productions (Conference Room 5) - Presentation and discussion of modern comics production. Includes tutorials on coloring comics using Photoshop, and digital inking with Freehand MX. (Panelists: Dave Beaty, Lin Workman).

So You Want to Work in the Game Industry? (Conference Room 8) – Learn about the pitfalls and rewards of working in the gaming industry. (Panelists: Sean Preston, Chip Dobbs)

Fandom in the South (Conference Room 9)– . (Panelists: Greg Bridges, Tim Bolgeo)

Children’s Programming: Air, You know it is there, but are you sure? (Conference Room 10) Let me lift you off the ground with AIR. Science or fiction?

2:00PM

Autographing Sessio n (Ballroom B) – Authors sign their works. (Last Chance for Autographs)

It Was a Dark and Stormy Night (Conference Room 5) – A volunteer panel of writer guests willing to create a impromptu story based on the “index card” submissions of the con attendees (Panelists: Libby Smith-Singleton, Volunteer writers)

Science Fiction in Comics (Conference Room 8) – A slide presentation on science fictional themes in comic books. (Panelists: Carlin Stuart, Eddy Zeno)

Children’s Programming: Clean up! (Conference Room 10) Help squeeze the air out of the ball pit, make suggestions for next year, and pick up your art work,

3:00PM

Bossy, Sassy, Bitchy, and Sexy: Female Characters in SF (Conference Room 5) – Despite science fiction's sexist reputation, it probably has had more strong female characters than any other literary genre. Join the final panel of this year’s convention in what is sure to be a lively discussion. (Panelists: Cullen Johnson, Gloria Oliver, Lee Martindale, Selina Rosen, Libby Smith-Singleton)

4:00PM

Closing Ceremonies (Ballroom B) - Tell the ConComm what you liked or disliked at this year's MidSouthCon.

Video Room Schedule

Friday:

12 Noon: A Bridge Too Far

2:30 Pm: Nosferatu

4:00 Pm: Last Man On Earth

5:30 Pm: Harry Potter & The Prisoner Of Azkaban

8:00 Pm: Alien Vs. Predator

10:00 Pm: 100 Years Of Horror

Saturday:

12:00 Am: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

1:45 Am: Bubba Ho-Tep

3:30 Am: Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones

6:00 Am: Star Wars: Clone Wars (Animated)

7:15 Am: The Dark Crystal

9:00 Am: Lord Of The Ring: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Pt.1)

10:45 Am: Intermission

11:00 Am: L.O.T.R.: The Fellowship Of The Ring (Pt. 2)

1:30 Pm: Lord Of The Ring: The Two Towers (Pt.1)

3:15 Pm: Intermission

3:30 Pm: Lord Of The Ring: The Two Towers (Pt.2)

5:45 Pm: Lord Of The Ring: The Return Of The King (Pt. 1)

8:00 Pm: Intermission

8:15 Pm: L.O.T.R.: The Return Of The King (Pt. 2)

10:30 Pm: Evil Alien Conquerors

Sunday:

12:00 Am: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

1:45 Am: The Chronicles Of Riddick

4:00 Am: I, Robot

6:15 Am: Nausicaa