06/08/2026
Saturday, June 13 @ 7:00 pm
UNIPOOPER presented by filmmakers Paul Dale, Cast and crew.
Part true-crime parody, part immersive theater, and part midnight-movie spectacle, UNIPOOPER arrives at Zeitgeist Theatre for a one-night-only interactive screening unlike anything else currently playing in New Orleans. Directed by independent filmmaker Paul Dale, UNIPOOPER transforms a real unsolved high school mystery into a wildly interactive cult-film experience. Inspired by an actual incident from Dale's teenage years—in which an unknown culprit repeatedly left mysterious deposits in school urinals and was never identified—the film follows a team of determined investigators as they search for the elusive “Unipooper." Presented as a faux true-crime documentary, UNIPOOPER combines horror, comedy, absurdist storytelling, and audience participation into a uniquely immersive cinematic event. But this isn't a traditional movie screening. Audience members receive participation kits filled with props and interactive prompts, allowing them to play along with the film as the mystery unfolds. Costume contests, audience call-backs, drinking-game elements, and surprise appearances from live performers ensure that no two screenings are exactly alike. Previous screenings have featured audience participation kits, costume contests, drinking-game elements, live performers, and interactive surprises that transform the film into a communal midnight-movie experience. Throughout the evening, performers may emerge from the audience, interact with attendees, and blur the line between screen and reality, creating an experience that owes as much to cult midnight movies and immersive theater as it does to traditional cinema. Dale and members of the filmmaking team will be on hand before and after the screening to meet audiences, discuss the making of the film, and celebrate the strange and wonderful world of independent genre filmmaking. [TRAILER]
"UNIPOOPER is part true-crime parody, part audience-participation event, and part glorious disaster,*" said Dale. "We wanted to create something that feels like a movie, a live show, and a party all happening at the same time.”