The November 1971 Electric programme as a poster in the style of the Scala film club it went on to inspire.

Photographs from 1963 show Vincent Price looking at Art in Portobello market in the early Sixties with co-star Jane Asher, while they were filming ‘Masque of the Red Death’. Price had a long connection to Fine Art in London and brought culture to the American people through his ‘Vincent Price Collection’ in the Sears-Roebuck catalogue.

A four-week run in August 1938 of an all-day, all-night double-bill of Universal’s original ‘Dracula’ and ‘Frankenstein’ at the Regina-Wilshire Theatre in Los Angeles may have provided the template for midnight movies in the 1970s, and for cosplay today.