A rare chance to witness one of the most bizarre horror movies ever made: DEVIL STORY!
A young couple take refuge in a haunted hotel after their car breaks down in the French countryside. They soon become ensnared in a macabre mystery involving a menagerie of menacing monsters: an indiscriminately murderous Nazi mutant; a cursed ghost ship crew; a rampaging possessed horse and a well-endowed, goo-oozing mummy!
Campy sci-fi action, a killer theme song, charming practical effects, and bizarre, badly translated dialogue... it can only be... THE GREEN SLIME!
Starring Donald Sutherland (RIP), this remake of the 50s sci-fi horror classic follows a San Francisco health inspector and his colleague (Brooke Adams) who over the course of a few days discover that humans are being replaced by alien duplicates; each is a perfect biological clone of the person replaced, but devoid of empathy and humanity.
Runtime: 115 minutes. This event is only for people over 18. Content warnings for science fiction body horror, gore and blood, and nudity.
Join us this October half term for a special one-off spooky themed holiday workshop for 8 - 11 year olds.
Explore the importance of sound in cinema, from looking at early silent horror film to how sound and music are used in some of our favourite creepy films today. Then get the chance to create your own scary Foley sounds using terrifying props and your own ghastly creations!
Join us for special family friendly screenings of this gloriously magical and whimsical classic on its 60th anniversary for Heritage Open Days.
Enjoy a classic film in a classic venue, following our recent renovation last year, our grade II listed cinema is the perfect place to revisit this beautiful and delightful film with the whole family - all ages welcome.
An amazing opportunity to see Charlie Chaplin's most ambitious film to date, a masterpiece of the silent era for free for Heritage Open Days.
Enjoy a classic film in a classic venue, following our recent renovation last year, our grade II listed cinema is the perfect place to revisit this important and innovative film with the whole family - all ages welcome.
During the long, hot summer of 1948, Dr. Faraday travels to Hundreds Hall, home to the Ayres family for more than two centuries. The Hall is now in decline, and its inhabitants -- mother, son and daughter -- remain haunted by something more ominous than a dying way of life.
The Spectral Child on Screen series brings together a carefully selected programme of films from a range of historical periods and cinematic traditions, all of which have the motif of a ghost of a child at their heart.
The Changeling (15, 1980, 102mins)
Introduced by Dr Mikel Koven, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at the University of Worcester.
A chaotic late-life adventure for two ageing Rock Stars.
This fast moving and dynamic film explores an iconic band’s journey from the highs of their resurgence to the utter depths of their struggle to survive in the digital age.