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“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…
“One for Hitch fans, one for thriller fans, one for cinema fans. DO NOT MISS.” - Little White Lies Alfred Hitchcock’s silent masterpiece The Lodger is often considered the first true “Hitchcock” film, from which his trademark cinema of suspense…
We will be playing a mystery VHS tape, and it’s up to YOU what we’ll see! For this Spooky Season edition of VHS Night, we highly encourage you to bring in something scary. DOORS OPEN @ 6 PMSUBMISSIONS CLOSED @…
“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…
"Builds up an atmosphere of dread you can taste in your throat... A dark and frightening experience unlike anything ever filmed” - Newsweek Adapted from a shattering psychic thriller story by Daphne du Maurier, Don't Look Now stars Donald Sutherland…
Former cheerleader Renee tries to recapture her glory days by living vicariously through her teen daughter, Cherie. Their strained relationship sours when Cherie quits her school’s dance team and moves in with her father. Realizing she can pass for a…
The Crimson Ghost is a twelve-chapter film serial from 1946 produced by Republic Pictures. It follows a criminologist named Duncan Richards (Charles Quigley) as he tries to thwart the dastardly plans of a hooded villain wearing a skull mask known as The Crimson Ghost.…
This October, we bring you a terrifying treat from the depths of cinematic hell. Shot on a consumer-grade camcorder with an almost nonexistent budget, this deeply unsettling thriller feels like a mystery in itself. The horror glimpsed through the low…