Uncle Peckerhead Horror-Comedy Screening + Q&A + Punk Show | PhilaMOCA

A punk band. A demon roadie. A whole lot of gore. Join us for a one-night special screening + Q&A w/cast & crew + live music from the film

Join Subtle T-Rex for a special screening of the cult horror-comedy Uncle Peckerhead (2020) followed by a live filmmaker Q&A with cast and crew, and a punk show featuring music from the film written and performed by Five Hundred Bucks.

This one-night event is part of the Uncle Peckerhead 5-Year Anniversary Roadshow, celebrating the indie horror favorite that has grown a devoted cult following since its release.

• Screening of Uncle Peckerhead
• Q&A with cast and crew hosted by Sadie Dupuis (Speedy Ortiz) including writer/director Matthew John Lawrence, David Littleton (Peckerhead), Chet Siegel (Judy), Jeff Riddle (Max), and other suprise guests
• Punk show by Five Hundred Bucks playing songs from the film

About the movie
A struggling punk band hits the road with a friendly roadie who turns into a man-eating monster every night at midnight. The film currently holds 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and has built a devoted following through horror festivals and midnight screenings.

Schedule
Doors: 7pm
Movie: 7:30pm
Q&A + punk show: after the screening

About Uncle Peckerhead
As the bassist of the 3-piece punk-rock band, DUH, Judy dreams of quitting her job and touring full time. But when the band finds themselves on their first tour with a man-eating hillbilly for a roadie, the "gig life" is paved with nightmares and half-eaten bodies.

Bloody Disgusting calls it “laugh out loud funny and gruesomely gory,” and the film currently holds 100% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes, where it has steadily grown a devoted following since its release.

About Five Hundred Bucks

Hailing from Philly’s underground, Five Hundred Bucks is the brainchild of Jeff Riddle (formerly of The Holy Mess) and drummer William Francis Orender (Captain, We’re Sinking). With a sound that crackles like a metal detector in a junkyard, the band delivers some excellent melodic pop-punk on their latest album, Pest Sounds. Five Hundred Bucks wrote and performed the music of fictional punk band DUH featured in the movie.