The Rocky Horror Picture Show for Virgins
Curious? Nervous? We've got you covered. Come dip into the shallow end of the pool at Rocky Horror for Virgins—our intimate, scaled-back screening of the ultimate cult movie.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show for Virgins
Curious? Nervous? We've got you covered. Come dip into the shallow end of the pool at Rocky Horror for Virgins—our intimate, scaled-back screening of the ultimate cult movie.
Blessings Movie Night Presents: Koyaanisqatsi with Live Score
Portland visual artist Eatcho and local musicians join forces for Blessings Movie Night—a new way to experience films through a live music re-score. Drawing its title from the Hopi word meaning "life out of balance," this renowned documentary from director Godfrey Reggio reveals how humanity has grown apart from nature.
16mm Nyback Showdown
Watch as two 16mm programming teams (Darkroom Associates and Astral Projections) fire up their projectors and trade cinematic jabs back and forth by screening selections from the world-famous Dennis Nyback 16mm film archive! No one knows what will be screened next - cartoons, music, educational films, documentary shorts and weird advertisements run amok! There are no rules, no prisoners, and no show is the same!
FLOWER STORMS: IRANIAN ANIMATION (Church of Film)
Based on folk tales, dreams, modern art and political nightmares, this beautiful set provides an eye-popping sample of the Iranian avant-garde through the last 50 years.
BEYOND GOOD & EVIL (Church of Film)
BEYOND GOOD & EVIL is Liliana Cavani's most complete vision, an epic of debauchery and philosophy, perversion and politics, delirium and destruction.
FERAT VAMPIRE (Church of Film)
Juraj Herz's FERAT VAMPIRE is a dark, witty and stylish tale of vampirism on the road, of danger, speed, and consumer obsession.
Frankenhooker
A new Clinton Street Theater tradition. Come see why this film poster hangs in our lobby year round.
Psychotronic Halloween Special
Watch Halloween-themed vintage cartoons, advertisements, subversive shorts and other oddities projected on 16mm film from the auditorium floor.