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The Beacon

The Beacon

(9 reviews)

Real butter on popcorn, adult beverages, comfortable seating, ease on entering and purchasing.read more

I wanted to love this cute little indie cinema, but our afternoon ended with an unexpected…read moreencounter with the theater's resident bridge troll. The start of our visit was great. The young woman at the concession counter was an absolute sweetheart. We bought our movie tickets, loaded up on drinks and candy, and had the entire auditorium completely to ourselves. We watched our film, thoroughly enjoyed it, picked up every scrap of our trash, and made sure the row was spotless before leaving. Because I was visiting from California, my friend and I paused for a few minutes in the empty room to take a quick souvenir phone selfie together. Enter the final boss of bad customer service. Out from the shadows scurries this little older guy with prematurely grey hair, practically vibrating with hostility. He marches straight up to us and hits us with the most drippingly condescending, passive-aggressive, "Excuse me, can I help you?" My friend politely told him we were just taking a quick photo because I was in town visiting. I matched his snappy energy and pointed out that we were paying patrons who had just spent money on tickets and snacks. Instead of a normal human reaction, this absolute character puffs out his chest and barks: "We charge people for photo shoots!" Sir. Be serious. Two well-dressed adult women taking a iPhone snapshot in an empty theater is not a high-fashion Vanity Fair editorial. There were no ring lights, no wardrobe changes, and no production crew. To accuse paying customers of staging an unauthorized commercial shoot because they held up a phone is pure comedy--or it would be, if he hadn't been so aggressively rude. I'm assuming this man is the owner or manager, because an employee making minimum wage wouldn't have this level of unhinged, proprietorial outrage over an iPhone camera. It completely soured what had been a lovely afternoon. If you visit, tip the lovely concession girl, but keep your phone tucked away unless you want the cinema troll jumping out from behind the velvet curtains to invoice your camera roll.

Beacon Music Factory - recording_studios - Updated October 2026

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