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ONE NIGHT ONLY: MAY 5th |
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EVIL RISING
Not Rated (1h 36m)
Horror
Originally shot in Corvallis and Peoria back in 2009, this shot-on-video horror feature was finally finished in 2024 by local writer/director John Bowker.
Anna & Rebecca live across town from each other. They've never met, yet following an earthquake, they both are convinced they are possessed by something evil …
MON 5/5 - 7:00
$8 Admission
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ONE NIGHT ONLY: MAY 6th |
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THE PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES (1955)
Not Rated (1h 21m)
Sci-Fi/Horror
When a postmortem finds that a murdered fisherman was exposed to unusual amounts of radiation, Dr. Ted Stevens decides to investigate. Starring Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs. Directed by Dan Milner.
Preshow at 6:15 • Feature at 7:00
Heckling is encouraged!
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10 admission redeemable for snack bar items, plus:
Free ice cream before the show!
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ONE NIGHT ONLY: MAY 7th |
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WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES PRESENTS:
THE STROLL
Rated R (1h 24m)
Documentary
Recounts the history of New York's Meatpacking District from the perspective of transgender sex workers who lived and worked there. They speak on the violence, policing and gentrification that led to a movement for transgender rights. Directed by Kristen Lovell.
Donation based admission. All ticket proceeds will be donated to the USA Palestine Mental Health Network.
WED 5/7 - 6:00
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TWO NIGHTS: WED, MAY 7th & THU MAY 8th |
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CMNYK/Darkside Cinema present:
ROYAL WEDDING (1951)
Not Rated (1h 33m)
Musical
American sibling song-and-dance team Tom and Ellen Bowen are in London in 1947, when all of England is in a tizzy over the impending nuptials of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Starring Fred Astaire, Jane Powell. Directed by Stanley Donen.
$8 admission
Medium popcorn for the price of a small!
WED 5/7 - 4:00
THUR 5/8 - 7:00
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THREE NIGHTS ONLY: MAY 9th, 10th, 11th |
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DEMON MINERAL
Not Rated (1h 28m)
Documentary
A portrait of life in the radioactive desert on the Navajo Reservation. Spanning a landscape perforated by orphaned uranium mines in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, the film follows a group of indigenous scientists, elders, and activists as they work to protect a vital living space on contaminated land. Directed by Hadley Austin.
Post-Film discussion with
Featuring
Dr. Luhui Whitebear (Assistant Professor, Indigenous Studies in the School of Language, Culture and Society) and Dr. Linda Richards (Senior Instructor 1, History of Science in the School of History, Philosophy and Religion)
FRI 5/9 - 6:00
SAT 5/10 - 4:00
SUN 5/11 - 4:00*
*Post-Film discussion
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MORE COMING SOON
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• BYE, BYE TIBERIUS (5/14 only)
• A KNIFE IN THE DARK (5/12 only)
• AGE GROUP WINNER (starts 5/16)
• THE HAUNTING OF HEATHER BLACK (5/19 only)
• SWAMP DOGG GETS HIS POOL PAINTED (starts (5/23)
• SISTER MIDNIGHT (starts 6/6)
• THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME (starts 6/6)
• THE PEOPLE VERSUS AGENT ORANGE (6/15)
• WE ARE GUARDIANS (6/20)
• SANIBEL
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