BlobCo and Storm King Comics present WTF Wednesday: John Carpenter’s Cathedral Listening Party Double Feature at the Rosendale Theatre!
Be among the first audiences in the world to experience a brand new sonic nightmare from John Carpenter, with a special video intro from The Horror Master himself!
An abandoned cathedral. A gruesome murder. A powerful supernatural entity living in the catacombs. It all comes to a head in downtown Los Angeles. What will happen and who will live to tell the tale? Such is the storyline of Cathedral, the thrilling new album and terrifying graphic novel from director and musician John Carpenter, based on a dream Carpenter had in 2024.
Cathedral has all the drama, dark atmosphere, and frenetic pacing of a classic heavy metal record. Especially designed as the soundtrack to the graphic novel, each track corresponds to a specific section of the book. The liner notes included with the album packaging feature prompts for each track, creating a fully interactive experience. Combined with the graphic novel, it’s the closest thing to a new John Carpenter film in years.
Following the Cathedral Listening Party stick around for a screening of John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness, featuring one of Carpenter’s most complete and aurally unnerving scores.
Want to take the terror home? The complete John Carpenter’s Cathedral Bundle, featuring the graphic novel, and Deep Blue Variant LP is available for purchase with a special discount for Rosendale Theatre Members!
Note: LPs will not be available for pickup until Friday, August 7th at the Rosendale Theatre Box Office or World’s End Comics in Kingston.
WTF Wednesday: John Carpenter’s CATHEDRAL Listening Party Double Feature (w/ Prince of Darkness)
Wednesday, August 5
Doors: 7
Listening Party: 7:30
Ticket/Book/Album Bundle: $65 General / $55 Member
Ticket + Album: $44 General / $40 Member
Ticket: $20 General / $16 Member
Ticket link in bio.
About John Carpenter’s Cathedral (The Graphic Novel):
In the middle of downtown Los Angeles, an abandoned cathedral stands, fenced in and ignored by the world around it. The preoccupied passers-by have long since ceased to notice