Who's Ready To Bust Some Ghosts With BBQ Films & CCD?

Yeah boy, it is that time again! BBQ Films is gearing up for their next immersive cinematic event, and this time they need YOU to help out with their biggest challenge yet... Are you guys ready to bust some ghosts???

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BBQ Films & The Deets Family Need Your Help... Only You Can Stop The Wedding of Beetleguese & Lydia!

Anyone worth their weight in sandworms knows the Tim Burton classic film Beetlejuice back and forth... it is a classic 80s film that hardly anyone can find a negative word to say about. So when BBQ Films was looking for a film to be the next subject of one of their wildly interactive film screenings, it seemed like a no-brainer that this piece of celluloid perfection be the choice! After some brainstorming sessions over pizza and wine ( I was there... both were plentiful!) and careful planning, another exciting event is ready to go! These are the guys & gals who brought you the Back to the Future/Enchantment Under the Sea Dance, The Blade Blood Rave and American Psycho's own Patrick Bateman's 27th Bday Party... So what will it be this time? Well.... they desperately need your help to STOP the nuptials of a nasty denizen of netherworld and a confused Gothic teenager! Check out the details after the jump...

The Avengers x S.H.I.E.L.D. Invade NYC With The 'Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N' Installation...

Marvel has wowed us on both the big screen and small this year, and its comics still aren't so shabby either... yet these cats still find new and exciting ways to wow us. No, I am not talking about Guardians of the Galaxy, the upcoming Netflix collabs, or the Agent Carter TV show. Nope... I'm talking a real life display museum, right here in the heart of NYC, that shares all the cool props and sets we have fell in love with over the past decade. Marvel's 'Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N.' (Science Training and Tactical Intelligence Operative Network) is set to open at Discovery Time Square soon (it has been delayed... but a press tour was given). You get an interactive museum experience that reminds me of Captain America 2, complete with set reproductions, artifacts and props, and costumes right out of the films. Chris Welch of The Verge got a chance to visit the exhibit, and his camera was poppin off to capture all the highlights. You can see his original story and pics by clicking here.  You can grab tickets and information on the exhibit by clicking here, and see my favorite pics of the bunch after the jump...