Microcinema in the heart of Bevo | 5228 Gravois Ave. | st. louis, mo 63116
Come one, come all, boils and ghouls, as Strange Brew kicks off spooky season at Arkadin Cinema with an exhilarating screening of Tobe Hooper's The Funhouse. Four teenagers from a small-town in Iowa attend a travelling carnival. Once at the carnival, the…
“A campy, nasty, tremendously fun horror experience in which death proves not the ending we might expect” - The Film Stage Working late night at a morgue is bad enough; it’s even worse when you’re tasked with determining cause of…
Eeeeheeheehee! Greeeetings, boils and ghouls! It's time for another Tales from the Crypt happy hour, featuring $1.50 popcorn, themed drink specials, and of course the best episodes of the spookiest, most gleefully sadistic show ever to shock premium cable viewers!…
"Pretty flawless; each story is wildly different but fun in its own right. Excellent cast choices, great make-up & effects, a tongue in cheek approach makes it stand tall above others within the genre." - Carl Fisher Masters of the…
"Nonstop entertainment and ridiculously impressive...as regional sci-fi horror films with practical effects go, this film is damn near Citizen Kane!" - MondoChaos What's better than watching a movie with a vagina-shaped alien dismembering humans in a basement during a thunderstorm?…
“Maddin has discovered a new kind of cinema, the welding of silent-film technique, avant-garde imagery, and 21st century technology....Victorian sexuality and melodrama are brought together in a shadowy world of expressionistic images and an athletic, almost rabid, choreography.” - The…
Head over to FLOWERS & WEEDS for a pop-up outdoor screening of the original FRIDAY THE 13TH in the pumpkin patch! "The best bits of Halloween, Carrie, and Hitchcock’s Psycho were cheekily repurposed here by the director Sean S Cunningham…
“THE PERFECT MOOD. Eeriness that bathes in a transient vampire lake of surreal dread, deliberately paced, and oozing with psychological macabre madness.” - Ian West Inspired by Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, John D. Hancock's LET'S SCARE JESSICA…
“One of the most self-assured, stunningly composed and remarkably inventive debut features ever made...a blistering commentary on systemic sexism” - Rough Cut This highly stylized and expertly crafted stop-motion horror mind-bender depicts a male-dominated authoritarian world where females are kept only…
Violent and sexually daring, director Rouben Mamoulian’s 1931 adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel—coming right on the heels of Hollywood’s horror craze kicked off by the one-two punch of Universal’s Dracula and Frankenstein—remains iconic. Fredric March won a Best Actor…