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Girlhood is a semi-regular series hosted by Arkadin co-owner Sarah Baraba that spotlights stories of sisterhood on the silver screen. "Exhilaratingly woman-positive and funny!" - On The Issues Starring powerhouse comediennes Diane Keaton (RIP), Goldie Hawn and Bette Midler, THE…
For this month's $3 Mystery Movie, we're switching things up a bit, delivering you not one but several films: each one a short documentary about some real oddballs. A couple of these might be considered minor classics within the vague…
This screening is sold out. Waitlist opens 30 minutes before showtime. It’s DRINKOLAS CAGE! Our monthly surprise Nic Cage movie drinking game event. Each month we select a Cage film and write a drinking game for you to play along…
This screening is sold out. Waitlist opens 1 hour before showtime.
"The best of the postwar American science-fiction films; the Martian machines have a quality of real terror, their sinister apparitions, prowlings and pulverisings are spectacularly well done, and the scenes of panic and destruction are staged with real flair!” -…
NIGHT ON EARTH contains five vignettes linked together by parallel narratives of bizarre taxi rides. The film tells the individual stories of taxi drivers and their unique passengers over the course of one night in five different cities: Los Angeles, New York…
“One of the best of Amicus's anthologies, maintaining the right balance between ghoulish horror and tongue-in-cheek humor.” J. Watts, Cinema Essentials The first film adaptation of the legendary EC horror comics, Amicus’s Tales from the Crypt provided the midway point between the demise of…
“Eerie, creepy...fantastic, mystical, and oddly beautiful. A lost treasure of early animation, nearly unknown to the English speaking world.” - R-Massive Directed by Karel Zeman, the wildly imaginative "Czech Méliès" behind classics like The Fabulous Baron Munchausen and Invention for…
"Every adaption of Little Women has something that sets it apart from others but few have the sheer emotion and power that we see here with Gerwig’s interpretation. Gerwig uncovers secret layers to the plot that lesser filmmakers would have…
"A mesmerizing cinematic poem from the first frame to the last." -Glenn Kenny, Premiere The Christmas season was never bluer than it is in Lynne Ramsay's oblique masterpiece of dislocation MORVERN CALLAR. The film opens on Christmas morning as the…