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The AGFA Horror Trailer Show is a touring, high-energy screening experience brought to life by the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA). This performer-led program curates a vault of rare horror trailers and ephemera, designed to evoke a nostalgic drive-in atmosphere. It’s not just a screening—it’s a mood, a time machine, and a chance to experience historical horror moments with a live musical score that heightens the tension and ambience.
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Originating from AGFA, the show has evolved through multiple releases, offering audiences a curated look at the evolution of horror marketing and cinema ephemera. Whether you’re a die-hard horror aficionado or a casual fan of cult cinema, this live-score trailer show delivers a unique, engaging experience.
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Below you’ll find a concise biography of AGFA Horror Trailer Show, highlight reels from its discography, and up-to-date touring information. If you’re planning to attend, secure your seats through our simple, no-fuss process—we’ve got you covered.
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About AGFA and the show: The American Genre Film Archive curates rare film material and presents programs that celebrate low-budget genre cinema. The AGFA Horror Trailer Show compiles trailers and ephemera that often disappeared from mainstream releases, recontextualized for modern audiences with a live score. The result is both educational and entertaining, a blend of film history and immersive entertainment.
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Discography highlights include three principal releases: The AGFA Horror Trailer Show (2020, ~80 min, Blu-ray/DC), THE AGFA HORROR TRAILER SHOW: VIDEORAGE (2021, ~71 min), and THE CULT OF AGFA TRAILER SHOW (2023, ~77 min). Each entry is a standalone slice of genre cinema history, perfect for screenings, film clubs, and festival programs.
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Upcoming tour update: In 2025, the AGFA Horror Trailer Show will headline a live-score screening at the University of Notre Dame’s Browning Cinema on October 10, 2025, featuring a score performed by Ethan Marosz. This event marks another collaboration that blends archival horror trailers with contemporary live music, offering audiences a fresh, immersive experience. Check back for ticket availability and venue details as the date approaches.
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About AGFA and the show: The American Genre Film Archive curates rare film material and presents programs that celebrate low-budget genre cinema. The AGFA Horror Trailer Show compiles trailers and ephemera that often disappeared from mainstream releases, recontextualized for modern audiences with a live score. The result is both educational and entertaining, a blend of film history and immersive entertainment.
Discography highlights include three principal releases: The AGFA Horror Trailer Show (2020, ~80 min, Blu-ray/DC), THE AGFA HORROR TRAILER SHOW: VIDEORAGE (2021, ~71 min), and THE CULT OF AGFA TRAILER SHOW (2023, ~77 min). Each entry is a standalone slice of genre cinema history, perfect for screenings, film clubs, and festival programs.
Upcoming tour update: In 2025, the AGFA Horror Trailer Show will headline a live-score screening at the University of Notre Dame’s Browning Cinema on October 10, 2025, featuring a score performed by Ethan Marosz. This event marks another collaboration that blends archival horror trailers with contemporary live music, offering audiences a fresh, immersive experience. Check back for ticket availability and venue details as the date approaches.
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City-specific viewing: This page highlights a projected performance in Notre Dame, Indiana, a region with a rich history of film preservation and public screenings. If you’re in the area, this is a can’t-miss opportunity to experience a live-score horror trailer program in a cinema setting.
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