Friday Night WTF screenings are cheap, weird, and out of control! Cult trashterpieces, so-bad-they’re-good crapfests, movies that make you ask “What the hell am I watching?!” — we’ve got ’em all on Friday night.

“A 100-minute thrill ride featuring an unhinged Liotta performance full of psycho charmer grace notes…PLUS IT’S A CHRISTMAS MOVIE” -Joe, Letterboxd

Snowstorms, long delays, flu germs flying around. No one likes flying during the holidays. But at least there isn’t a charmingly seductive yet viciously psychopathic serial killer lurking amongst your fellow airplane passengers…or is there? In TURBULENCE, some last-minute Christmas Eve passengers board a cross-country flight that will change their lives forever…if they survive. For flight attendant Teri Halloran (Lauren Holly), it’s a plane ride like any other—with only one difference: This time they’ll be carrying two very special passengers—an armed robber named Stubbs (Brendan Gleeson) and murderer Ryan Weaver (Ray Liotta, chewing every bit of scenery all the way from New York to Los Angeles)—both handcuffed, shackled and escorted by top security agents. But when Stubbs slaughters one of his escorts and manages to break free, the balance of power suddenly changes hands. And if a couple dangerous criminals weren’t problem enough, the massive 747 also happens to be heading directly into a terrible storm!

A flop upon its initial release, TURBULENCE lives on as perhaps the single-most nutso, go-for-broke entry in the surprisingly robust Die Hard-sploitation subgenre. Despite being set almost entirely on a commercial airliner, TURBULENCE ups Die Hard‘s Christmas ante, while delivering a villain that tops the scenery-chewing magnificence of Hans Gruber. While it failed to light up the box office, TURBULENCE became a staple of late-night pay cable and managed to spawn not one but two direct-to-video sequels, including the legendarily silly Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal. So please buy a ticket, so we have an excuse to inflict the over-the-top ridiculousness of the entire Turbulence trilogy upon you!

Arkadin does not generally provide advisories about subject matter or potentially triggering content in films, as sensitivities vary from person to person. However, we encourage researching titles to determine if a screening may contain content that could be upsetting to you. Please feel free to contact us for guidance on specific films. Information about content can also be found on Common Sense Media, IMDB and DoesTheDogDie.com, as well as through general internet searches.

THEATER POLICIES

All seats are first-come, first-served.

The theater opens 30 minutes prior to showtime, except for “Happy Hour” events and pre-shows when the theater opens at the listed start time.

All ages are welcome at Arkadin except for Drinkolas Cage events, which are restricted to 21+. We follow the MPAA rating guidelines for all other films.

Tickets can be purchased using the BUY TICKETS link above. Upon ordering, you will receive a confirmation email from Square. Tickets may also be purchased on the day of the show at the concession counter.

If you’ve purchased advance tickets, when you arrive, please give your name at the concession counter to check in.

Tickets are returnable by sending a request through the contact form located on our About Us page prior to showtime.

When an event is sold out, we reserve the right to release open seats to customers on the waitlist. If you have a pre-purchased ticket and arrive late and there is no seat for you, your ticket will be refunded.

All screenings are held in our indoor theater unless indicated otherwise in the event description above.

Please respect your fellow movie-goers by remaining quiet and refraining from using your cell phone throughout the screening.