LOS ANGELES, Calif. (May 25, 2010) – Worried about ever increasing costs of conventions? Attendee badge costs and paying for additional events on top of that giving you the blues? Enter the world of the newest event to hit the scene, MAX (July 1, 2010; Los Angeles, CA at the world famous venue, Club Nokia, across from the Los Angeles Convention Center), where being a general attendee is NOT CHARGED and you ONLY pay for the events you wish to attend and participate in! More info at www.Club2theMAX.com
One of the first events announced will be the WORLD PREMIERE of the highly anticipated Japanese horror film KAI-KI: TALES OF TERROR FROM TOKYO (based on the hit TV series Shin Mimi-Bukuro (Tales of Terror), written by ghost story master Ryuta Miyake (THE GRUDGE: OLD LADY IN WHITE), directed by Makoto Shinozaki (TOKYO ISLAND) and features the song Returning Home-performed by Erina Mano) AND the attendance of Japan’s #1 idol and J-Pop princess Erina Mano who will also be performing a LIVE MINI-CONCERT and participating in a Q&A panel with acclaimed horror/ghost-folktale aficionado and “Shin Mimi Bukuro” author Kihara Hirokatsu whose work inspired the hit Japanese TV series and now the highly anticipated theatrical release.
Fans are encouraged to dress up or cosplay as their favorite ghost characters to the event! Areas for gatherings, mini-exhibitor area and much more will be available to attendees for free.
Pre-sale Ticket prices for both screenings, can be purchased online at www.Club2theMAX.com and are available now:
1st Show (July 1, 2010; noon-2:30 pm): $20.00 U.S. (includes Film, Q&A & Mini-Concert)
2nd Show (July 1, 2010; 3:00 pm-5:30 pm): $15.00 U.S. (includes Film, Q&A & Mini-Concert)
Day-of Ticket prices, can be purchased at the Club Nokia Box Office and will be charged an additional $5.00 (1st Show: $25.00 U.S.; 2nd Show: $20.00 U.S.)
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Official Synopsis:
KAI-KI: TALES OF TERROR FROM TOKYO
Tale 1
Tsukimono: The Possessed
In Tsukimono: The Possessed, a bizarre but seemingly harmless hiccupping infection takes hold of a local college class; transforming them one by one into enraged, murderous monsters.
Tale 2
Nozomi
In Nozomi, a young girl finds herself haunted by a ghost that may hold the key to a long-buried family secret.
About MAX
Located in Los Angeles, California – MAX, established in 2010, is a one (1) day event with no general attendee/badge purchase requirment and with no charge for admission to the general areas including the booth and gathering areas and is aspiring to be a key meeting place for fans that share a common interest with the event. Nominal fees are charged for certain activities that attendees choose to participate in. MAX 2010 will be held on July 1, 2010 at the world famous venue-Club Nokia in sunny Los Angeles, California. More information can be found at www.Club2theMAX.com
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