Review: Joe Bob’s Haunted Drive-In
Joe Bob’s Haunted Drive is the best of the outdoor movie screenings we have attended this Halloween season. Like Sinaloa
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Film Fests & Retrospectives
Horror, fantasy & sci-fi film festivals, retrospectives & other & special events in Los Angeles.Â
Retro Review: Sinaloa Screams brings Annabelle home for Halloween
Sinaloa Screams, currently running at Harley’s Bowl in Simi Valley, goes the extra mile to present itself as a Halloween
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Review: San Fernando Valley Halloween Drive-In Nights
On Friday, My Valley Pass launched its 2020 edition of San Fernando Valley Halloween Drive-In Nights with a double bill of
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Late Night Drive-In: Nightmare on Sunset Strip
With many haunted houses closed, Halloween Cinema may be your best bet to enjoy seasonal scares this year. How does
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Cinema Phantasmagoria: Beetlejuice (retro review)
Many film organizations screen classic and cult horror movies during October, but Street Food Cinema has found a way to
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Review: The Matrix (1999) in AMC Dolby Cinema
Time may have worn away The Matrix’s luster, but Dolby Cinema’s 4K laser projectors restore its original brilliance. Well, you
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Retro Review: The Green Slime (1968)
Although the steaming pile of electrified goo that is The Green Slime never coalesces into anything resembling a good movie,
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Review: The Birds at Montalban Rooftop Movies
A rooftop exposed to avian attack – what better place to enjoy a screening of The Birds? Revival theatres are
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Review: The Dark Knight 10th Anniversary in IMAX
Returning to the IMAX screen a decade after its initial release, The Dark Knight’s looks as good as – in
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Review: Friday the 13th’s Bloody Terrror in 3-D!
Courtesy of American Cinematheque, a rare opportunity to enjoy old-school exploitation horror leaping off the screen! In our modern era,
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Retro Review: 15th Anniversary Screening of 28 Days Later w/John Murphy
Revisiting the cult “zombie” film on the big screen, with commentary from the composer Hoodihoo Productions’ recent Throwback Thursday: Zombie
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Retro Review: Watching Black Sunday & Castle of Blood at the New Beverly
The venerable revival house takes film fanatics on a trip through time – back to when movies flickered in 35mm
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Horror Filmmaker Pete Walker Interview
On Wednesday, September 9, the American Cinematheque hosted a double-bill screening of two horror films directed by Pete Walker, House
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