• CANIBA (2017) presented by Lost in the Arthouse

    Recurring Series

    "I had, so to speak, seen it all. And then I saw Caniba." - John Semley, The Globe & Mail A hugely controversial documentary from the pioneering filmmakers behind the also-incredible Leviathan, Caniba just might be the scariest movie ever made. It's…

    $9
  • Mystery/sci-fi mind bender DEAD MOUNTAINEER’S HOTEL (1979)

    Recurring Series

    "A surreal genre mash-up that opens like an Agatha Christie-style locked-room mystery before shifting gears during its last act to an otherworldly bit of sci-fi strangeness." - Slant Magazine A dazzling, paranoid mixture of locked-room mystery, 1970s Euro giallo, classic noir…

    $7
  • $3 MONDAY MYSTERY MOVIE: Totally Ridiculous Eco-Horror Madness

    Recurring Series

    This month, Arkadin is serving up a thick slice of deep-cut eco-horror strangeness. A comically corny idea directed with an over-the-top muscularity, this underseen gem mixes up elements of folk horror, domestic thriller, and madcap Evil Dead-style effects to create…

    $3
  • LADY IN WHITE (1988) presented by Dark Dream Cinema

    Recurring Series

    “A beautifully tender and haunting ghost story.” - Moria Reviews Willowpoint Falls is a quiet hamlet in upstate New York, an idyllic landscape of Norman Rockwell homesteads and stunning scenic beauty. It’s also a small town with a secret: For…

    $9
  • THE VOURDALAK (2023) w/ puppet horror pre-show

    Recurring Series

    “A dark, delicious fairytale fantasy brought to life with profound emotional integrity... breathes new life into the vampire movie” - AWFJ Adapted from a novella by Russian author A. K. Tolstoy that predates Bram Stoker’s Dracula by over half a…

    $9
  • DEVIL’S VENDETTA (1991) presented by St. Louis Video Society — FREE!

    Recurring Series

    “Cockroach demons who turn into princesses, creepy lecherous soap with human souls, and giant hell demons. What's not to love?” - CouchTraveler, Letterboxd Two rival Taoist schools, one all-female, the other one all-male, must become allies to fight a demon…

    Free
  • Chilling pre-Code horror comedy THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) — $5

    Recurring Series

    “A chilling romp! Expertly orchestrated scares with a humorous camp undertow” - Little White Lies With The Old Dark House, James Whale—the brilliant director of Frankenstein (playing on the Arkadin Backlot later this month)—turned J.B. Priestley’s novel Benighted into a…

    $5