This October, we’re excited to screen some early horror classics from the Universal Pictures vault alongside a scarifying selection of recently restored horror masterpieces. The whole gang’s here: Frankenstein’s monster, his lovely bride, their friends Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, the Mummy, the Creature, and even Dracula’s Spanish cousin, Drácula! We even threw in Udo Kier’s Warhol-produced take on that renowned vampiric Count as a treat to accompany our run of Todd Haynes’ THE VELVET UNDERGROUND! But our seasonal spooky celebration wouldn’t be complete without us wishing a very happy 40th anniversary to two cornerstones of lycanthropic cinema and a bizarrely disquieting cult classic from Polish auteur Andrej Zulawski that has to be seen to be believed. Come spend some time with us in the dark, and don’t miss a second of this ferocious feast of frightening films.
Visit
In Theatre
Today
Sunday, Jul 26
-
MARY OLIVER: SAVED BY THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD
* Post-screening reading from local writers
- JFK
- THE ODYSSEY (35mm)
- THE INVITE
- MADDIE’S SECRET
This week
Monday, Jul 27
Tuesday, Jul 28
Wednesday, Jul 29
- THE ODYSSEY (35mm)
- THE INVITE
- MARY OLIVER: SAVED BY THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD
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THE HANDMAIDEN
* Introduction from Belcourt's Quinn Hills
