• EARTH’S GREATEST ENEMY (2025) + virtual Q&A with director Abby Martin

    "Captures the unfathomable breadth of ecological and human suffering caused by militarism. It covers the cost of war to the oceans, animal and plant life, fresh water, and more. If someone lives in the belly of this military beast, Earth’s Greatest Enemy should be…

    $9
  • PAPERHOUSE (1988) presented by Dark Dream Cinema

    Recurring Series

    “The story is sufficiently creepy, never crossing the line into pure horror, but always treading the darker areas of dream fantasy.” Craig Clarke, A Green Man Review Bernard Rose preceded the breakout success of Candyman with this surreal exploration of childhood trauma. Following…

    $9
  • CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL (1993) — Friday Night WTF! — $5

    “A ridiculous, over-the-top carnival of gore, sophomorically sly humor, and cheese-whiz choreography” - The Austin Chronicle Before South Park. Before Team America. Before The Book of Mormon. There was... Cannibal! The Musical. Written by, directed by, co-produced by, co-scored by…

    $5
  • WALLACE & GROMIT: THE CLASSIC SHORTS — Drawn Visions

    Recurring Series

    “There are few things on this earth quite as delightful as Wallace and Gromit” - The Sundae Back on the big screen for the first time in ages! Aardman's beloved duo of clueless inventor Wallace and his wise, world-weary dog companion…

    $7
  • LAUREL & HARDY: Four Classic Shorts!

    Recurring Series

    "They were the funniest comedy team in the world." - Lou Costello One of the greatest comedy teams ever to grace the silver screen, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy starred together in over 100 shorts and features. Laurel was the…

    $5
  • THE CROWD (1928) presented by Silents, Please! STL

    Recurring Series

    "A masterpiece! Moving, funny, heartbreaking and ultimately hopeful." -Alonso Duralde One of the greatest of all silent films, King Vidor’s masterpiece captures life in fast-paced 1920s New York City from the perspective of an “average Joe" whom the camera just happens to pick…

    $5