When imagining a horror movie monster, the tiny shrew, weighing only about half an ounce, is not likely to come to mind. But in this 1959 flick these creatures prove deadly!Join us at our July “Museum Movie Night: Where Science Meets the Cinema,” where we will be featuring “The Killer Shrews.”
We will have Mike Cove, Museum mammalogist and rodent expert, to answer your questions and teach us more about the film’s terrifying villain: the shrew. After the show, stick around for movie trivia with the AV Geek.
Do you love movies? Want to know the science behind your favorite stories? Join our monthly watch party, “Museum Movie Night, where Science meets the Cinema”! We encourage you to sit in your favorite chair, enjoy your favorite snacks, and stream alone or with your friends and family!
We’ll host experts from different science backgrounds to separate science fact from fiction after each film. You can ask them questions, share your knowledge, and enhance your movie night experience!
Step 1: Register on this page. We will email you a Zoom link with everything you need to know.
Step 2: At 6 pm on July 16, log into Zoom using the link you receive upon registration. We’ll present a short from the AV Geeks’ archive and prepare you for the movie.
Step 3: Let’s start the movie! We will be streaming the movie within Zoom. Join the live chat while you stream. (No spoilers please!)
Step 4: After the film, we’ll chat with our science expert in a Q&A session where we’ll learn about the science behind the film. Plus, there will be movie trivia!
If you have any questions about this program, please contact skellie.hunter@naturalsciences.org.
Registration is required and, though the program is free, your donations help us to bring you more fun programs and events just like this one.