Microcinema in the heart of Bevo | 5228 Gravois Ave. | st. louis, mo 63116
“One of the best and most underrated from Disney’s ‘dark’ early ‘80s period... a heartfelt film, touched by autumn’s chill and aching sweetness of knowing that childhood is coming to an end.” - Jessica Ritchey, RogerEbert.com No book has ever…
Arkadin pops up at St. Louis's best garden shop, FLOWERS & WEEDS, for an autumnal outdoor screening of Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox! Add a pumpkin to your ticket for just $10. Grab your favorite lawn chair and head on…
Join us for a very special night exploring the notorious 1949 St. Louis exorcism that inspired William Peter Blatty's novel The Exorcist and the blockbuster film adaptation that shocked and terrified a nation. Troy Taylor, author of The Devil Came…
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…
Join us for an outdoor screening of the all-time Universal monster movie classic, James Whale's FRANKENSTEIN with pumpkin carving! We'll have pumpkins for sale the night of the event. Doors open at 6 pm, so get your pumpkin carving in…
“Poetic, absurd, artful, and successfully, intentionally funny... an unexpected gem, and one of the best cinema experiences I've ever had” - Flinching with Delight A gory zombie movie, an offbeat black comedy, and a sweeping gothic romance all rolled into…
“Uniquely dreamlike, lushly romantic, highly erotic...does for the vampire genre what The Godfather did for the gangster saga” - Seattle Post-Intelligencer With a dizzying of old-school in-camera cinematic trickery, Francis Coppola's 1992 version of Bram Stoker's immortal novel is perhaps…
Our POE-A-THON kicks off with a FREE block of animated Poe shorts. Featuring eerie and colorful interpretations of some of the horror master's eeriest tales. We've loving curated a lineup of eye-popping animation that's sure to stimulate your retinas while…
"I barely stirred during the film’s 66-minute running time. A tone, an atmosphere, was created that actually worked. As with Nosferatu, the film seemed less a fiction than the realization of some phantasmagoric alternative reality." - Roger Ebert Playing like…
“This bizarre, utterly irrational masterpiece has images that bury themselves in the mind” - The Guardian Horror icons Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi teamed up—and faced off—for the first time in director Edgar G. Ulmer's macabre Pre-code chiller The Black…