Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 8月16日 22時22分

"#RockyHorror's fans, many of whom have seen the movie 200 times, claim the message is one of personal and sexual liberation. 'It's a fantasy film that preaches social decadence,' says Adam Sargis, who copublished the first issue of 'Transylvania,' the national fan club's newsletter. 'It gets laid-back people to let go, to forget their peer pressures.' Says another devotee: 'It's "Singin' In the Rain," as seen dimly through a Quaalude.' 'The movie has changed my life,' said one bearded fellow in silk stockings and a hooded caftan as he organized the garishly dressed participants of a preemie floor show. 'My whole social life is built around the movie. My old friends will say, "Hey, let’s do something Saturday night," and I tell them I haven’t missed a "Rocky" show in a year. If I did, it’d be like the stage manager not showing up for the performance.'" From the April 5th, 1979 issue of @Rolling Stone #RockyHorrorPictureShow

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