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It was 50 years ago today...

It's hard to believe but it's been 50 years since the Rocky Horror Picture Show opened for its world premier at the Rialto Theater in London.

Its controversial subject matter, campiness and low

production values resulted in mostly negative reviews. Basically, it was a flop and was shelved du to low box office performance.

Fortunately for us, it gained a cult following through midnight screenings and audience participation, becoming the cultural phenomenon we know it as today. So once again, we've opened up Dr. Frank N. Furters lab to the #NIpclub rooftop to celebrate 50 years of fun and craziness.

#Nipclub manager @thenascarkitty relaxes

We like bacon!

Bacon anyone?

Need something to wear? Contact @realfakegator

Of course, your own skin, fur, feathers, scales is always appropriate

@snickersmommie

@tweetingtruman

@moothemousecat

@SirLongpaw

DRINKS & NOMS

Blood Red Sangria

Dammit Janet Cocktail

Frank-N-Fizz Cocktail

Thyme Warp Martini

Hungry? You'll want the

All you can eat Special

"Eddie-ble" buffet

Hot Patootie Roast Garlic & Pumpkin Soup

Whiskey Glazed Slab Bacon over Polenta

Rocky Horror Cake

Rocky Horror Cookies

Rocky Horror Trifles

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Pack your bags (and ear protection) because we're going to the Punk Rock Holiday in Slovenia!

Punk rock is a subgenre of rock music that emerged in the mid-1970s. Declaring that rock music had become too tame, punk bands rejected the over produced songs and big label record companies for a more stripped down sound. Songs were short and fast paced with bare bones vocals and instrumentation.

Punk also gave rise to a subculture that expressed rebellion through distinctive dress and hair style. This included torn shirts, leather jackets, studded or spiked bands, jewelry, safety pins and piercings. Typical hair styles ranged from short and choppy to Mohawks, often with long spikes.