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This month, Arkadin brings you a truly unique and underseen mini-masterpiece of suspense that will leave you guessing till the last frame. With wry humor and a meta sensibility that can only be described as "De Palma-esque," this ingenious little…
This screening is sold out. Waitlist opens 1 hour before showtime.
Considered one of the first— if not the first— women in prison movies, 1933’s Ladies They Talk About stars a perfectly cast Barbara Stanwyck as Nan Taylor, the hardboiled member of a gang of bank robbers who ends up taking the…
Shredder Orpheus (1989) is a low-budget reimagining of the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice presented as a post-apocalyptic skateboard rock opera. Orpheus (played by director Robert McGinley) is a local rock star that must descend to the underworld on a skateboard-from-hell to rescue…
Body horror made a quantum leap in ’32, with the twin releases of these two markedly different exploitation classics. In Island of Lost Souls, Charles Laughton plays the sinister Dr. Moreau, whose gene-splicing lab in the jungle spawns a new class…
What better way to follow up the runaway box office success of Purple Rain — the film that cemented Prince's status as a pop icon and helped sell a bajillion soundtrack albums — than with a frothy screwball tribute to…
Help us celebrate Arkadin co-owner Sarah by celebrating Prince by embarrassing yourself with karaoke in the theater! Bonus points if you sing a Prince tune. This karaoke party is free and open to absolutely anybody!
STL Video Society presents a VHS Swap Meet on the backlot! Vendors will hawk their rare physical media treasures, including VHS tapes, DVDs, Blu-Rays, Laserdiscs, maybe even some Betamax! Unearth the latest addition to your collection or pick up a…
One of the crowning achievements of the German expressionist movement, Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau’s The Last Laugh (Der letzte Mann) stars Emil Jannings stars as an aging doorman whose happiness crumbles when he is relieved of the duties and uniform which…
Gillian (Yvonne Zima) keeps her bipolar mood swings hidden from Andy (Shawn Roberts), her new boyfriend. When Gillian's boss and mother push her too far emotionally, she starts to take out her rage on Andy.Content expanded. Guest Roaster: Angela Smith-Winfrey