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Revival House at Milton Theatre launches monthly event

Dressed in their best Kurt Russell garb, Revival House founders (l-r) Rob Rector, Erin Tanner and Rob Waters give a shout out to Fred Munzert at the Milton Theatre. BY DENY HOWETH
Deny Howeth
March 30, 2016
Keith Mosher poses with his art. BY DENY HOWETH
A piece by Keith Mosher from the art exhibition. BY DENY HOWETH
A still from the film "Big Trouble in Little China" with Kurt Russell on the big screen at Milton Theatre. BY DENY HOWETH
Cliff Hillis, who traveled to the event to entertain during the intermission, plays a tune from his new EP Love not War. BY DENY HOWETH
Getting ready to enjoy the cult film experience are (l-r) Dallas Hayes, Lisa Rector, Maya Rector, Jeff Johnson and Susan Stallings. BY DENY HOWETH
Keith Mosher with his exhibit. BY DENY HOWETH
Cult film memorabilia peppered the foyer. BY DENY HOWETH
Masks are part of Keith Mosher's exhibition. BY DENY HOWETH
Tapas Catering provided the food pairings for the event, Erin Shivone, left, and Basque Chef Harkaitz Urrestarazu. BY DENY HOWETH

Brainchild of a trio of fierce film lovers, Rob Rector, Erin Tanner and Rob Waters launched a monthly event, Revival House, March 17 at the Milton Theatre. A collaborative pairing of the arts will take place every third Thursday of every month.

The Revival House is a film series devoted to discovering offbeat films that range from cult classics to cult classics in the making. The series pairs going to the movies with art, music, food, fun and prizes.

The first program, Your Roots are Showing, featured a double feature with "Big Trouble in Little China" and "The Guest." Keith Mosher featured pieces from his personal collection. Music was provided by Cliff Hillis, libations from sponsor Dogfish Head, and food was provided by Tapas Catering.

Next month, the theme will be Rock Docs and the series will feature two music documentaries, including the Oscar-winning "Amy," which looks at the short life of ingenue Amy Winehouse.

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