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| Special guests Jennifer Grey and choreographer Kenny Ortega. |
Henry Thomas ("E.T.") led band Farspeaker performing for the crowd before the special guest Q&A and screening.
Street Food Cinema is also donating a portion of the profits to the Red Cross, in honor of Houston native and the the films male lead Patrick Swayze.
The Street Food Cinema founders have strong family ties to the Red Cross and Houston.
Steve Allison was raised in Houston and he still has family in the community and Heather Hope-Allison has had a strong family bond with the Red Cross since 1993.
The local Red Cross assisted her family after their house fire in Ohio, her mother Lorna, a well-known local artist created a painting for them which was turned into a puzzle.
In fact one of Hope-Allison’s first events was a Red Cross fundraiser.
Street Food Cinema is going all night again on Sept. 30 at the incredible King Gillette Ranch in Malibu.
Come celebrate the 30th Anniversary of “Lost Boys" at King Gillette Ranch in Malibu on Sept. 30.
Street Food Cinema, the ultimate movie experience, evolves into an unforgettable camping experience right in the middle of the Santa Monica Mountains, just above Malibu.
This summer night retreat brings to life the classic elements of everyone’s beloved favorite including Santa Carla Carnival games, vampire training, karaoke and 80's music videos celebration.
Get ready to join “Lost Boys” on Sept. 30.
More info: streetfoodcinema.com/the-lost-boys/#eventoverview
Location: King Gillette Ranch – 26800 Mulholland Hwy. Malibu, CA 91302
Sept. 30
3:30 pm – Check-in opens.
6:30 pm – Band performs.
8:30 pm – Movie starts.
10:30 pm – Movie ends. Post movie activities open
(Photo booth, lounge with DJ, scavenger hunt hike, s’mores)
Oct. 1
8:00 am – Catered breakfast opens.
2:00 pm – Check-out.
