• $3 MONDAY MYSTERY MOVIE: Totally Ridiculous Eco-Horror Madness

    Recurring Series

    This month, Arkadin is serving up a thick slice of deep-cut eco-horror strangeness. A comically corny idea directed with an over-the-top muscularity, this underseen gem mixes up elements of folk horror, domestic thriller, and madcap Evil Dead-style effects to create…

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  • LADY IN WHITE (1988) presented by Dark Dream Cinema

    Recurring Series

    “A beautifully tender and haunting ghost story.” - Moria Reviews Willowpoint Falls is a quiet hamlet in upstate New York, an idyllic landscape of Norman Rockwell homesteads and stunning scenic beauty. It’s also a small town with a secret: For…

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  • CHRONOVISOR (2026) — “Spine-tingling and uncanny”

    "Getting caught up in the film’s mounting obsession feels like falling headfirst into a Wikipedia rabbit hole, tumbling into darkness and data until dawn breaks over your bloodshot eyes. It’s a rush and an addiction... Boldly inviting its audience to…

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  • Telepathic helper monkey horror MONKEY SHINES (1988)

    "his intelligent, effective thriller is one of best films...a tense, clever nail-biter" - Combustible Celluloid A seemingly absurd premise is molded into sharp, unsettling, and darkly funny psychological terror in George A. Romero's Monkey Shines. Adapted from a novel by…

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  • John Wilson’s THE HISTORY OF CONCRETE (2026)

    "An absurd triumph. Laugh-out-loud funny, compelling and surprising" - The Guardian Following the finale of his TV series, filmmaker John Wilson looks to the bedrock of his beloved New York City for inspiration and structure. Concrete, the world's most widely…

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