Movie

An entire town of New England witches (plus Christopher Lee!) are the feature this Halloween season as a young college student travels her way to the gloomy, forgotten town of Whitewood, Massachusetts. An atmospheric Halloween gem, “Horror Hotel” AKA/”The City of the Dead” remains a fun, horrifying witchfest with a terrific ending you’ll remember for […]

**NEW DATE** Forsyth Nature Center’s annual costume parade and movie night for the whole family! Wear your best costume, enjoy some snacks and bring a chair or blanket to watch Disney's Hocus Pocus. Movie starts at dusk.

Fritz Lang’s legendary silent classic Metropolis gives the audience a chance to travel back to the movies before sound, with live organ accompaniment on a real Wurlitzer organ, courtesy of the New York Theatre Organ Society! Movies from the Balcony: A Free Series at UPAC is a NEW social gathering & movie series at UPAC […]

BOO! JOIN US FOR TWO CREEPY CLASSIC HALLOWEEN FILMS AT THE PHOENICIA PLAYHOUSE, SUNDAY 10/29! First up at 2pm: House on Haunted Hill (1959), starring Vincent Price. And then at 3:30: Little Shop of Horrors (1960), featuring a young Jack Nicholson. Suggest donation: $10 All Ages welcome based on parental comfort and consent

Julie Harris heads a tight knit cast who agree to stay at gloomy, imposing “Hill House” at the invitation of paranormal researcher Dr. John Markway (Richard Johnson). No gore. No CGI special effects. What we have here is a glorious haunted house classic where what is unseen is the horror! Director Robert Wise fills the […]

Sidney Poitier is at the top of his game as a newly hired teacher at an impoverished East London school faced with incorrigible students that defy his every move. Both Judy Geeson and Lulu will melt your heart in this powerful story of courage, rebellion and impossible odds. With an ending that is pure cinema […]

Come by for the fun as the Rosendale Theatre presents a "SATURDAY NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE" beginning with the first Dracula sequel “Dracula’s Daughter” (1936) ---AND--- "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935) the first Frankenstein sequel! All with FULL SOUND on the BIG SCREEN!