Slasher Cinema ’80s: Nightmare on Elm Street
Street Food Cinema’s Halloween presentation puts classic slasher cinema back on the big screen, along with cocktails, quizzes, and costumes,
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Film Fests & Retrospectives
Horror, fantasy & sci-fi film festivals, retrospectives & other & special events in Los Angeles.
Alex Theatre launches Alex Picture Show series with Hocus-Focus Film Festival
The venerable Alex Theatre in Glendale, once a reliable presenter of cool special screenings and film festivals before turning toward
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Street Food Cinema offers indoor horror for Halloween
Hollywood Gothique’s favorite cinematic event of 2019 was Street Food Cinema’s Cinema Phantasmagoria, which transformed the Million Dollar Theatre into
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Beyond Fest 10th Anniversary screenings
For its tenth anniversary, Beyond Fest has assembled an impressive program of classics, cult films, new releases, and personal appearance.
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Horrorthon returning to Aero Theatre, plus more Cinematheque horror
After a year off because of the 2020 pandemic, the American Cinematheque will present its 16th annual Halloween Horrorthon at
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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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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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Watching Beetlejuice at Cinema Phantasmagoria
Street Food Cinema transforms the Million Dollar Theatre into an immersive Halloween experience haunted by Hollywood stars long dead Many
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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: 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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