“A truly Freudian fairytale…exudes a disorientating, almost druggy, other-worldliness.” – Telegraph After changing the face of science fiction cinema forever with Alien and Blade Runner, director Ridley Scott turned his visionary eye to the fantasy genre, teaming with writer William…
“One of the most terrible indictments against war which it is possible to imagine” -Kinematograph Weekly Five months after the armistice was signed that ended World War I, Abel Gance premiered his epic J’ACCUSE in Paris. Many of his Gance’s friends had…
“Welles’s feverish, politically uneasy noir remains an outstanding achievement…. Released a little over a year after the cessation of fighting between the Allied Forces and Germany, The Stranger offers haunting insight into the fascist mind and never shies away from the reality…
WE HAVE ADDED AN INDOOR SCREENING AS WELL! GUESTS CAN SIT INDOORS OR OUTDOORS. “A cult classic and an annual favorite…perfectly captures the loneliness of autumn.” – Vox It’s Fall, and you know what that means…Time to (re)watch OVER THE…
“Wild, anarchic, scatological delight!” – Variety No one achieves stupid humor with quite the brilliance of Mel Brooks, and they don’t come much stupider or more brilliant than ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS. Starring Cary Elwes as perhaps the most…
“A jaunty, beautifully animated series of very funny set pieces that remain effective” – IndieWire If any Walt Disney animated classic can be considered a true cult favorite, it’s this delightfully eccentric take on the Merrie Olde English legend of…
Marketed with the taglines “A picture with a wallop!” and “She changed her husbands like she changed her hats,” Warner Brothers’ 1934 comedy SMARTY may be more accurately described by its UK title, Hit Me Again. Vivacious Joan Blondell stars…
★★★★★ – “I tell you this is one of the greatest Disaterpieces I have ever seen! I don’t really know what the hell happened during it and I’m not sure anyone really does, but wow is it amazing!” – Tony…
“Not just gory but actually frightening, not just funny but clever…A classic.” – Time Out Expertly combining macabre horror with dark humor, AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON is a lycanthropic classic that had audiences howling with laughter and recoiling in…
“Zany, hilarious, and bizarre…best described as The Thing if it were directed by John Waters” – Certified Forgotten Boasting one of the goopiest and goofiest monsters of the ’80s, TERRORVISION is a wild throwback to the Golden Age of monster…
