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Little Shop of Horrors / The Blues Brothers
Sunday April 21st Have a monstrously brilliant Slice of “Saturday Night [Live]” with this foot-stomping, show-stopping double bill. LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS plus THE BLUES BROTHERS Join me this month for a brilliant double-bill of 80s classic movie musicals – connected not just by being absolutely awesome, but also by the leading roles…
A Clockwork Orange
Sunday May 17th Viddy Well, O My Brothers. Alex and his Droogs are Back. Stanley Kubrick’s Extraordinary Classic on the Big Screen. At 6pm A Clockwork ORANGE “It’s funny how the colours of the real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.” Kubrick withdrew A Clockwork Orange from UK cinemas in 1973…
Halloween of Horrors Mini-Festival
Book Now! The Films Thursday October 27th 8.30pm Pat’s Film Club proudly presents the first in its mini-Festival of Halloween Horrors – Tobe Hooper’s classic POLTERGEIST. Celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year, Hooper and producer Steven Spielberg’s classic chiller still has all it’s original power to thrill. Presented in a beautiful 4k restoration, this…
Oldboy
Sunday February 8th Love HurtsA Pre-Valentine Experience That Will Leave You Breathless At 6.00pm OLDBOY “Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and you weep alone.” This Valentine’s Day weekend, we’re offering something different. While others are watching predictable romances, join us for Park Chan-wook’s masterpiece – a film about obsession, revenge, and the…
The Wicker Man 50th Anniversary
Wednesday June 21st, 7pm Join us for a Summer Solstice celebration like no other – a special screening of THE WICKER MAN plus a recording of a special 50th Anniversary event featuring Britt Ekland, musicians and Robin Hardy’s family, hosted by Edith Bowman. Pat’s Film Club is back this Summer Solstice with a landmark event…
Lawrence of Arabia
Sunday February 2nd Experience David Lean’s Desert Masterpiece in its complete theatrical glory – with overture and intermission. Book Now for cinema at its most spectacular and magnificent!. At 6pm LAWRENCE OF ARABIA “How do you capture a desert on a television screen?” Presented in its full Roadshow glory Some films demand more than just…
