This is a great place to watch a movie. The screen is large and the sound is excellent! The entire place has such a cool vibe. They even have a balcony for people to sit up there. The popcorn is a must. It is fantastic and cooked with Amish butter. As a side note, this amazing theatre has the ability to show films in 70 mm. For example, they have had special 70mm screenings of Lawrence of Arabia, Aliens, and Total Recall, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Even though IMAX is more well known, 70mm is equally impressive. read more

We went there years ago when it was under different management it was great then and even better now. These places are gem and great for a date night or just something different. My teenagers enjoyed it as much as we did. read more

Unique theater. Interesting experience I would go again really enjoyed the atmosphere

Went yesterday for the 1st time since Covid. $5 Tuesdays was the attraction. First, the positive. Seats were great, facility & bathrooms were very clean. Employees were friendly. I was (I thought) fully prepared to overpay for popcorn & bottled water to help support the theatre, but was agast at just how much they were charging. The smallest popcorn & bottle of water would have cost @$15, more than neutralizing the "deal" of $5 Tuesdays! Come-on management... let a deal truly be a deal. Now I understand why there were so many vacant seats. Which leads into my next complaint. The ticket sales clerk showed me a screen of available seats and it appeared that only 3 seats were available. Unfortunately, I pick one next to an ignorant man who talked throughout the movie. (Hope he reads this.) As it turned out, there were lots of empty seats in the theatre. At first I didn't want to move, to allow for late arrivers to get their assigned seats. I ended up staying put so as not to disturb others mid-movie. I don't understand the theatre's motive in providing incorrect seating information, cuz I don't believe that that many no-shows occurred. Even seperating the ignorant customer (not the theatre's fault) from the theatre issues, it did not prove to be a welcoming return to theatre! If you want to remain profitable, make your concession prices more reasonable and your volume will increase (for real - not like the bogus occupancy shown on your monitors). read more

A reporter once said that the Hollywood was Pittsburgh's only remaining single-screen movie theater. Well, they were admittedly wrong - there are others - but still, it's not uncommon to feel a sense of awe when you walk into a building like the Hollywood, which is indeed an old single-screen theater. Despite the modern day updates, there's just enough classical film memorabilia scattered about the place to make the place feel a bit like a large time capsule that was just dropped into Dormont one day. And the fact that the theater primarily runs classic films - with the occasional indie and the annual "Rocky Horror Picture Show" screening thrown in - really contributes to the place's old-time vibe. The theater itself is impressively large for being single screen, and is very well maintained and kept as clean and neat as possible (sometimes it gets a little messier in the building during bigger events at the theater, such as brunches, which is understandable). The staff are all kind and passionate about what they do there, and the seats are far more cozy than what I've experienced at most modern day theaters! I've only been here twice, but each time was a really special experience. The first time I came here was to see "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest." Never before have I experienced such an overall stunned and silent audience; I really believe the experience was a result of the combination of the film's subject matter and the atmosphere a theater like this makes. The second time I was here was for the recently hosted special feature of "The Last Unicorn" - following the screening of this childhood favorite, fans had the chance to buy merchandise related to the film and to meet Peter S. Beagle, the script writer and author of the original novel. It was a treat, to say the least; the chance to meet one of my favorite authors (and a fellow Pitt alum) at such a wonderful local attraction should speak volumes about the magic that can take place at this special old place. All in all the Hollywood is a unique place in Pittsburgh that could never replicated elsewhere. Someone could try, but it just wouldn't be the same, especially since they really do go out of their way to connect with the locals and make their screenings special. I highly recommend following the Hollywood's updates online so you don't miss an excellent screening, brunch, party or anything like that. This is one theater that's worth your time and attention, and that deserves every bit of support it can get! read more

I had visited the Hollywood for the first time on Saturday. This has been on my to do list for several years whenever I'm in the PGH area, but unfortunately could never make it. Made a special trip Saturday for the John Carpenter film festival. The Hollywood is located in the heart of Dormont with one th of shopping & restaurants within walking distance. Open since 1926 this one screen theater with a balcony reminded me of theaters I had grown up in. They show diverse programming (older horror, silent films with a pipe organ, breakfast & a movie etc) which is great for a community art house theater. Unfortunately Saturday's event was the last as new owners are taking over. From my understanding new owners will be showing blockbuster driven films vs the art house and niche films that fans of the Hollywood love. This loss to the community would be like Columbus, OH losing the Gateway Film Center. This is part of why I made the 3 hour drive Saturday, to experience the Hollywood I had always heard about. read more

I grew up in dormont and I'm so glad they are still bringing exciting films to the big screen, I have bias my uncle Bill was their protectionist for years and I can't go there without thinking of him and missing him. read more

Wow this is a landmark if my youth for sure. All those weekends seeing Rocky Horror. Enter adulthood and all those weekends seeing Rocky Horror...and more. A fine piece of local architectural history to be admired indeed. Movies of all genres are played here at reasonable prices. It's always fun to meet up with friends to catch a flick here. read more

Last night at The Hollywood Theatre, Kay and I caught The Last Unicorn, the animated fantasy cult-classic from 1982 and even got to meet University of Pittsburgh graduate Peter Beagle, the author who penned the novel it is based on. Beagle was in town not only to promote his work, meet fans, sign autographs, and sell merchandise he was trying to help save The Hollywood Theatre, which is in trouble again. The theater needs to raise $70,000 dollars in order to go digital or go dark. 35mm film is becoming obsolete, and unless The Hollywood can afford to convert, it will close. Don't let this nearly 80-year old venue become vacant once more. Donate or come see a feature here. She's still a beaut, the seating is spacious (I can stick my feet almost all the way out before touching the seats in front of me and don't even need to stand up when someone walks by), the staff are dedicated, and the films shown here are offbeat, thought-provoking, and fun. read more

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Creating a dual rating is my objective since I went here to see Ron Howard's production of the Beatles-the touring years. It is only on a limited one week run because I would imagine they plan to release it as a video. Starting with the theater itself. It has completely been renovated but still has that old time feel of when you used to go to the movies and there was only one show playing. A Yelp check in entitles you to a free small popcorn so I took advantage of that offer. The theater is art deco style and red track lighting along the floor guides you along the way to whatever row you wish to sit in. The have old movie posters galore for sale throughout the lobby area. The chairs are the modern chairs you would now find in most multiplexs that have cupholders and recline. The theater itself is small and can be rented out for kid's party's, weddings, etc. The screen images show what's upcoming whether it is breakfast and a movie such as Wizard of Oz or some horror film which I happened to note was catered by Prohibition baked goods (formerly Eliza's oven from the now closed Pittsburgh Public market). The theater got packed rather quickly with people such as myself who lived through the Beatles days as well as the younger generation who love the Beatles. Before the movie began we were introduced by two people who discussed the making of the movie and to stay after the film since it had a 30 minute digitally restored master of the Beatle's Shea Stadium concert in 1965. The movie started out well but seemed to drag in spots. A lot of time was spent in reviewing 1964-65. 1966 was not neglected but seemed shorter. Interviews with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr as well as the late George Martin and John Lennon were also focused. I will admit the best part was that you were able to hear the songs they sang and tone down the screaming aspect. When the Beatles toured no one could hear anything with all the screaming and fainting in addition to the police holding them back. The movie only stresses the British releases of the albums made so when I grew up with them the American versions are different but the same songs are there. The last 15 minutes of the movie showed the post touring years and briefly touched on those albums. A short video was made of the famous rooftop concert in 1969. I was a little disappointed that the movie omitted popular songs of 1966 such as Yellow Submarine and Eleanor Rigby. Right after the movie came the Shea Stadium concert. The Beatles only sang for 30 minutes without callbacks and then ushered out in a car waiting for them to be driven off the field. The remastered concert was outstanding and it is a shame if this concert is not added to the video. It was perhaps one of the best remembered concerts of that generation. After the movie was over we were all invited back to a different show for the evening which I thought was very nice. I enjoyed my popcorn and their prices are very reasonable. They are located right on Potomac Ave within short walking distances to some restaurants. I was pleased with the theater with the exception of the fact that the restrooms are downstairs and it is hard for me to climb steps these day. Still it is worthwhile to check out since they have great classic movies from time to time. Don't expect fancy frills here such as surround sound. It's movies they way they were originally shown. read more

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What a gem of a place in the heart of Dormont - love coming here for movies. Went to see the last dragon (sho 'nuff!) and the star of the movie was there - signing autographs and doing q&a after the movie-it was awesome. I checked in on Yelp and got a free small popcorn-score! Another plus - its byob - you can only bring wine or beer but how great is that? read more

Hollywood Theater - Fortune from fortune cookies they gave you with your ticket to the last dragon - so cute! - Cinema Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I took Daughter & her friend to see The Beatles, which opened yesterday and was sold out. At check in, I used my Yelp free small popcorn, and bought another one for Daughter's friend, plus drinks for them ($7). Everyone from the manager to the cashier was really nice and polite. The theatre was clean, seats were very comfortable (I'm only 5'2", so that's usually not an issue), the soind was great, and the show started promptly at 7 pm. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is coming up here, and never having seen it, I'm treating Daughter and a friend again. All had a great time, and we can't wait to return. read more

Under new ownership, but even more amazing then before! I've been her in years past to see a few other shows. Over the last 6 or 7 years, The seating has changed, as well as other things, with updates. They have an updated bathroom on the main floor. Newer seating on the main floor and balcony, as well as updated carpet and lighting. Now, being they are under new ownership, things have changed a little. They now offer a reward program for shows. They also offer movies that are current and newly released! I am very excited about this, because it's nice to be able to walk to a local theater and enjoy a new movie and not have to drive anywhere. They also are extremely affordable! Almost Half the price of a big brand Theater! If i don't have to go to one of those, i won't! Hollywood offers more affordable concessions as well. And it's still a BYOB!! The staff is always friendly and welcoming. They are excited and aim to please, that is hard to find nowadays. Thank you Hollywood! I am looking forward to being a regular Hollywood visitor! read more

Wonderful mix of programming from independents, classics, documentaries, and more. The highlight to The Hollywood Theater to me has always been their special event programming that bring in special guests, raise money for local charities, and highlight community groups. A wonderful staff and management who truly care about their guests. They also have affordable concessions with fresh popcorn and real butter, and the ability to order my wife a Mexican coke, which she loves. read more

(11/9/2014) Great historic theater, locally owned by a non-profit org, that shows the love for its hometown indies! A friend had her movie screened there, the house was friendly and bent over backwards with accommodations. It's a single screen, has popcorn and movie candy, and here's the thing...BYOB! You heard me right, BYOB! Support your local theater and local movie makers! read more

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There's a reason I haven't been inside a movie theater in years. And cost is just one of them. Those who know me won't be surprised to read what finally got me to this small local non-profit theater was the 2015 Internet Cat Video Festival. And that's just one of the reasons I fell in love with the Hollywood Theater. There are many reasons to love the Hollywood Theater. For starters, the gorgeous marque outside that displays current showings. Once inside, the small lobby is like taking a trip back in time. There is a small snack counter with your essentials (popcorn, soda, candy) and on the occasion of the CatVidFest, they were also selling "it's supposed to be a cat" cookies that were mostly shaped like cats. I of course bought one of the cookies, a soda and popcorn. In front of the register after purchasing my snacks I noticed several seasoning options for the popcorn. One key thing to note for anyone who doesn't already know is the fact that the Hollywood Theater is BYOB. And the bathrooms found downstairs are also clean and well-maintained. Inside the theater itself I found clean and comfortable accommodations. The chairs are big and cozy with plenty of leg room. There are a few couches and tables near the back, too. I found myself a seat, leaned back and started chowing down on my big bag of popcorn. I enjoyed a local fellow playing the theater organ before the owner introduced himself and got the cat videos started. And even though most of the viral videos are ones I'd seen before, it was the atmosphere and the crowd that made this event and the location so much fun. Dormont can be tricky when it comes to parking but if it's an evening show parking is free after 6pm and there is on-street parking as well as a public lot. Outside food cannot be brought in but there are several nearby restaurants for a meal before a movie. I am now a Facebook follower of the Hollywood Theater and will be paying close attention to upcoming events and screenings. They frequently host guests and special events that always catch my eye. I hope to enjoy more events here and cash in on the free popcorn that comes with a Yelp check in. read more

Yes! Yes yes yes. Picture it now; cold crisp Halloweenie weekend... dark of night, midnight to be exact. The sleepy neighborhood of Dormont is inundated with a dense spooky fog. Two young ladies, on a haunted Halloween weekend escapade pull up to the theater. The street this is on is so adorable and picturesque it's hard to believe it's real. The exterior is clean and a mix of modern and hip vintage theater. Walking inside it has that old-theater charm and you can immediately feel what this type of theater would have been like many years ago. The bathrooms are located down stairs, the ladies room at least is huge and clean. We were there to see The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and let me tell you we were not disappointed. The theater is large inside with many slightly inclined seats and a balcony above. The seats were brand new and cushy. I looked over the past month's schedule and was thrilled to see so many amazing classic and more modern horror movies. I can't wait to see what November holds... I've heard rumors of The Christmas Story? read more

Thank God for the Hollywood. I stopped going to movies years ago due to rude people, insanely high ticket prices, and bad films. When the Hollywood re-opened a few years back I was so glad that I could get back into watching films on the big screen again. Not only did they show interesting new films that Lowe's wouldn't dare show, they also play some of my favorite cult films from all different eras. I was seriously bummed when the closed, but now that they're back I'm happy as a clam once more. The theater itself screams old school. Between the marquee, movie posters, and concession stand, the place is just as how I remember it as a kid. The seating area is newly renovated and the seats are extremely comfortable. There is also a balcony area which is both classy and awesome, especially when comparing the place to the multiplexes. This is quite simply the best alternative to the now-typical American movie goer experience and I can't recommend it enough. read more

So I got a call from my friend Lisa. She told me that "The Big Lebowski" was playing at the Hollywood. Sure, the Hollywood was a little out of my way. But "The Big Lebowski"? Do I wanna go see it? Are you f * * king kidding me? One of the three big slacker movies of my youth--the other two being "Wayne's World" and of course my favorite, "Clerks". Okay, I was 21 when this thing came out. But it's so good seeing the Hollywood back up and running after so many fits and starts. It's still a great place to see a show. read more

I visited Hollywood Theater for the first time a few months ago to see the holiday classic Christmas Vacation on the big screen. It was a free event I found though Facebook. I decided to give it a whirl since its a favorite Christmas movie of mine and I've been frequently told about Dormont's downtown charm. Unfortunately there was a lot of construction going on along the main street, and it was bitter cold the evening of the event, so we bee-lined it into the theater. We were welcomed with an abundance of holiday spirit. Santa greeted groups at the door, as did one of the theater managers. Most patrons were dressed in ugly holiday sweaters for a contest. The lobby pulsed with life. Concessions were also extremely reasonably priced. I think we bought a large popcorn for less than or about $5. They also sell booze and offer BYOB, which I didn't realize until after I arrived. The theater itself was roomy, comfortable and retained some character from yesteryear. My complaint with another newly built independent theater in the city is that the seating was borderline claustrophobic. This was the exact opposite experience. There was plenty of room to stretch out and move around. The mood and tone the whole night was cheerful, although a few groups seemed to get a little rowdy by the end. Some of these groups seemed to be going through a lot of beer. Overall this was an amazing experience. It seems like they play a mix between current movies, independent movies and classics seldom to hit the big screen at chain theaters. Dormont dwellers are lucky to have a gem like this in their neighborhood. read more

I hate hate hate paying $10+ for a movie, considering I may or may not like it. The Hollywood is GREAT because they play some new-er movies but they cater to the boy's taste in fine horror movies. The less A and more B quality movies the better! And it's less than Lowes! Even better! The seats and actually the entire theater has been renovated and the screen is HUGE! There's always fresh popcorn and the view from the balcony is awesome! I really recommend catching a movie here. You will not be disappointed, beware though, if you like silent crowds then this is not the place for you. We saw Dead Snow here and the crowd was great! Laughing at the unrealistic zombies and yelling at the screen. It's a wonderful experience to see a movie with a crowd who's really into it! read more

Oh please save The Hollywood! I love having such a cool theater that shows all sorts of cult films so close by. I got to see The Last Unicorn here over the weekend and met Peter Beagle, who wrote the book it was adapted from. We need more places like this here. And Rocky Horror Rocks! They need to raise money so they can switch to digital (which is BS, I know), so please donate or come see a movie here. I don't want the Hollywood to close. read more

I love this theater! They have old classics (Casablanca, old Batman and Robin, Papillon, Cool Hand Luke, Miracle of 34th Street) and worth seeing on the big screen modern films. Also there is usually a hand picked cartoon instead of the oh-so-tedious-never-ending trailers. I like that it is run by volunteers, family friendly and usually has an event that ties in local businesses. Another perk for me is I can walk there from my place:) Support this theater!! read more

Cool old single screen movie theater. Ticket prices are affordable and the place is byob. Corking fee is 1$ per beer $5 per six pack or bottle of wine. Since the theater historical society took over they have switched to mostly first run blockbusters vs the quirky art house films that the friends of the Hollywood used to show. That change is a shame as I much preferred the old programming. The movies shown here now are the same things you would see at any mega-plex in the country. The exception being the rocky horror shadow cast shows and the occasional classic movie screening. This once amazing place is now just an ok place to see a movie. read more

From the moment I approached this gem tucked away on a side street in Dormont, I knew I was going to like the Hollywood. The blue neon sign hovering over the marquee cast a nice glow on Potomac Ave. It was easy to find, we had no issue locating parking and were greeted when we walked through the door by friendly people. Combine all this with the fact that I was able to take my wife, who loves Indiana Jones flix but had never seen the original, to see "Raiders of the Lost Ark" on the big screen, and it made for a perfect evening out. The feature was even preceded by an old Superman cartoon. Really, just a great experience! read more

I went to see a current release movie with my husband on a Saturday night at 7. We got there at 6:30 and had our choice of seats and got a close parking spot on the street. The screen is large and it seems like all of the seats have a good view. The popcorn was awesome and reasonably priced (as were the tickets). I loved the real butter. They also have toppings you can sprinkle on the popcorn but I decided to stick with just butter. The guy behind the popcorn/ticket counter was very friendly. We also brought a couple of beers with us since it is BYOB. Restrooms were clean. Overall there isn't anything bad to say about the Hollywood. It is a great local place and I hope more people support them. They have great events so be sure to check their facebook page or website to see what is happening. read more

Breakfast and a movie? What a lovely event! I didn't really know what to expect when I bought tickets to this event. I brought a friend to this as a surprise and we had a great time! They show cartoons at the beginning with coffee, tea and juices. We were then called to the buffet where breakfast was served. There were only tiny paper plates available and they proved to be pretty difficult to balance on my knees while sitting on the cushy seats (so comfortable). The food was great - quiche, scones, muffins, potatoes and fruit. Overall, it was a great time. read more

This place is really a treasure. I came here with a friend to see Rocky Horror Picture Show and had an absolute blast. My only complaint was that the buttery topping on my popcorn was sort of rancid, but I'm sure that's just a one-time issue. The theater is clean, surprisingly large, and well-staffed. They have a great line-up of films and it's an especially good place for horror fans to check out. Any community would be lucky to have the Hollywood Theatre and it's a wonderful fixture in Dormont. read more

The Hollywood used to be amazing. It was run by the Friends of the Hollywood Theater. Now it is owned/run by THS . You used to be able to see films that you couldn't see anywhere else in Pittsburgh. The wonderful staff knew the people who frequented the theater by name. Now they show standard blockbuster trash long after it has been released. Pick up a MoviePass and go see those films during their opening weekend release at another theater and don't support THS. read more

What a great old time place. Prices are very reasonable. Many different movie genres are featured . Every month on the third Sunday they have a dinner and movie selection. If you like movies then check this place out . It's BYOB !!! read more

Hollywood Theater - Cinema Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Hollywood Theatre is one of the last few classics of Pittsburgh. We've been here more times then we can count. It's one of the few places that still do midnight showings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show complete with Pittsburgh's finest shadowcast, the Junior Chamber of Commerce Players! This theater also has kids movies and free days for young ones. Not many places do that, but this locally owned theater manages to do so. At Halloween there's always a fun party to attend, and there's craft markets also that happen here. If you ever want to know specials, fan the Facebook page for the theater (you can also fan JCCP as well). I believe there is an email list you can be added to. If you want a locally owned theater that is clean and has good specials, look no further! read more

This place is not like your new, modern stadium-seating theatres. That's what makes it fantastic. It has character to spare! The employees were incredibly friendly. The seats were awesome! Very comfortably and they recline slightly. Next time we'll definitely bring some wine or beer and make a night of it! $5 corkage fee for a bottle of wine or a 6-pack of beer. This seems like the place to catch good, artistic movies for those of us who get tired of the big budget bombs. read more

A trip to the Hollywood Theater makes going to the movies fun again. Its diverse schedule of cult classics, limited release, and filmmaker's series makes it easy for anyone to find something they like. Every time I go, I know I will be surrounded by movie lovers, who came to see a flick for their first or 500th time. The Hollywood has some of the most comfortable theater seating in Allegheny County (take that mega-plexes). The theater has traditional seating up front and in the balcony, in addition to several couches the back. The rows are wide and luxurious, and the seats can recline surprisingly far back. It can be easy to forget you are paying considerably LESS here than most theaters in town. One of my favorite features is the theater's BYOB policy. You can bring a six pack or bottle of wine to enjoy during the film, as long as you keep it on the first floor. The entire volunteer staff is so friendly, and every time I visit, I see a flyer for another event I need to attend. Several weekends a month, the Hollywood hosts one of the best local renditions of the "Rocky Horror Picture Show"--I have yet to make it out to one! The theater also has Breakfast and a Movie, and hosts the Steel City Secret Cinema several times a year. Needless to say, there is a ton going on here! Make sure to like the Hollywood on Facebook or join its mailing list to stay up to date with its many events! read more

Hollywood Theater is a Top 3 movie going experience in Pittsburgh!!! It almost reminds me of combining a church basement with a movie theater, in the best way possible. The prices are crazy cheap, 2 tix, large popcorn, 2 bottled teas and a candy ran me about 30$, which would be double at your typical AMC or Cinemark. They also have a nice combination of classic films, and newer block busters. It's also byob which is pretty awesome. Hollywood Theater is just another reason why Dormont is quickly becoming one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the Burgh. If you're curious about the 2 other best theaters in Pittsburgh, Row House in Lawrenceville and Manor in Squirrel Hill. The thing that sets HT apart is its grass roots vibe, it's the type of establishment that you can't help but root for. read more

This is such an awesome little theater. The movies are cheap and so are the snacks! I especially like their special events. During their Night at the Oscars event everyone walked away with prizes and coupons. I also went to another event where Mr. McFeely from Mister Rogers Neighborhood was signing autographs. So great to meet local celebrities! read more

Hollywood Theater - I met Mr. McFeely at the Hollywood Theatre, and he loved my Speedy Delivery bag! - Cinema Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

There is nothing bad about this place! If you're looking for a fun night out that is affordable and nostalgic, go to Hollywood! The seats are surprisingly comfortable for an old theater and the selections throughout the month range from new-ish releases, to classics, to seasonal favorites, to Rocky Horror (every month), to documentaries (my favorite). Support this local gem! It's had quite a history and needs all the support we can give it. Go look their schedule up and get involved: www.thehollywooddormont.org read more

We rented the theater so my niece could show her wedding video to friends & family. It was a great experience and so easy to do. Everyone reading this should rent the theater. You can pretty much show anything. It's so easy. You can show movies, slide shows, photos. Joe the house manager makes it so easy. He said your guests can even show pictures onto the giant screen right from their smart phones. Everyone can bring vacation pictures and have one big show. We even had a complete catered breakfast buffet. We had an artist come on site and do digital portraits of all our guests. Everyone left with a framed portrait. This makes a great gift for anyone. Can you imagine having your own huge theater all to your self. 3 floors with plenty of space. Don't forget it has a complete concession stand stocked and ready to go. Dormont is a great small town, easy to get to and loads of public parking lots. It costs way less than you can imagine. read more

Ah, Dormont. A neighborhood of hidden gems and hole-in-the-wall diners and bars. No other theater would be so at home in this quaint, cobble-stone covered little section of town. Hollywood Theater is a wonderful place to seize a chance to see movies long-gone from theaters, or attend fun events centered around cult-classics. The offerings are typically seasonal; for instance, around Halloween they play "Nosferatu", "the Lost Boys", and YES, the classic "Halloween". And they show Rocky Horror with fabulous regularity. WIN. I went for the "Weekend at Hogwarts", and it was truly a spectacle; What with the tasty magical treats like Butterbeer, Wizarding world vendors, and hundreds of A+ Potter-themed costumes on the attendees (there was a Golden Snitch, Mandrakes, the Hogwarts Express, and of course, tons of characters from the books and movies. The theater even put on a "Brunch with Chef Hagrid" in the actual theater! I enjoyed Pumpkin Juice and Slytherin bread roll as we watched "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets". One of my favorites, as far as the movies are concerned. Chef Hagrid kept losing his beard, and saying things that were a bit out of character, but of course the theater isn't to blame for that (and I'm a stickler when it comes to Harry Potter)! The theater is a tremendously important landmark, retaining the spirit of the movies that is lost on most box-office hits, rom-coms, and brainless bro-centric movies. They've always got something of quality on the roster. Here's lookin' at you, Hollywood Theater! read more

I can not wait to go back! This place really is great! They play old and new movies (mostly old). It is definitely affordable and the movies are always changing. It's worth checking out just to support a local business and for all the nostalgia! Make sure you put your name in the raffle! If you win you get to pick a movie of your choice to screen at the theater (as long as they can get it)! read more

I enjoy coming to this theater. Such a diverse selection of movie every month. Most of all the price, 7 dollars for a movie and the concessions are cheaper than an other theater I have been too. Great seating and bang for you buck. read more