Two young misfits head for New York City to celebrate their idol and muse, Stevie Nicks, at The Night of 1,000 Stevies. Along the road, in order for them to escape their painful pasts, they must discover their strengths and learn self-acceptance.
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Listen this clearly isn’t actually a 5 star movie, but it is to me. It’s like a low budget goth lifetime movie and I’ve loved it forever. There’s Amish rest stop sex, graveyard dancing montages to the cure, and some catty goths laughing at the main character cause he doesn’t know who poppy z brite is. It just makes me happy and reminds me of my youth ok?
This was a surprisingly charming indie coming of age road trip movie. Two goth friends dream of something more than their small town in Ohio and take a road trip to New York to sing in a Stevie Nicks themed club. On the way they meet some odd characters, learn to let go of their past, accept who they are and discover themselves along the way. Love the goth aesthetic, they are so extra bringing their own candelabras and table clothes everywhere lol, that's dedication. Also they drive a cool trans am. Really wasn't expecting much but all the characters are so fleshed out and feel real. My only question though, is Stevie Nicks goth?
i am one with the little gay goth boy
Two goth outcasts from small-town Ohio embark on a road trip to New York City to attend a Stevie Nicks-themed costume ball, seeking validation and self-acceptance.
Todd Stephens directed the film in 2001, which is known for its celebration of goth subculture.
Yes, it has developed a dedicated following among fans of goth culture and indie coming-of-age stories. Tickets on Mood.
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