UPCOMING EVENTS:

Secret 16mm Christmas Crime film. Wednesday, December 31. To ring in the New Year, we’ll be showing an ultra rare 16mm print of our favorite Christmas Crime film, filled with cunning and suspense! As per usual, we’ll have a pre-show of cartoons, commercials and bizarre period appropriate ephemera, all on glorious 16mm. Tickets here

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind in 35mm. Friday, January 30 - Friday, February 1 at the Trylon Cinema. Nausicaä stands between two nations warring over the limited resources of an apocalyptic Earth devastated by centuries of pollution and war. A masterpiece of animation based on Miyazaki’s pivotal manga. Tickets here

16mm GRINDHOUSE DOUBLE FEATURE. Thursday, February 19. Fraternal Order of the Eagles #34. 6:30pm - 10:30pm. We will be showing two incredible 16mm features (one of the greatest kung fu films and one of the all-time incredible science fiction dystopias) from the height of 42nd street madness at our favorite local watering hole. Free for members and +1s.

THE BAD NEWS BEARS (1976) in glorious 16mm. Wednesday, March 25 at the Trylon Cinema. One of the all-time great 1970s films on opening day of baseball. Tickets on sale soon.

ABOUT THE CULT FILM COLLECTIVE

The Cult Film Collective was started in the fall of 2015 as a way to approach the difficulties of obtaining exhibition rights and rare 35mm film prints, by bonding together and using (aka losing) our own money to make it happen. We have since presented over 10 years of extremely rare screenings of films, including the programming and obtaining of prints for the All-Night Horrorthon fundraisers for our home base, the Trylon Cinema.

35mm WEEKENDS: We continue to program rare archival and/or collectors’ prints once a quarter at the Trylon Cinema. You can always buy tickets for our next series for sale at our Cult Film Collective widget on Trylon.org

THE CULT FILM COLLECTIVE ARCHIVAL SCREENINGS: The Collective’s quarterly 16mm programming is in addition to its 35mm programming and includes films that range anywhere from the 1970s New Hollywood to classic horror to grindhouse to kung fu—coming at you straight from friends, collectors and our own Archive! The Collective has always emphasized the format of film presentation. 16mm is very special in that way, as it was used for television broadcasts, cinema clubs and home viewing. We have squirreled away dozens of great features and hundreds of shorts over the years—and we keep on growing. We show 16mm at Fraternal Order of the Eagles #34, Trylon Cinema, and around town. Get invited to stuff! Become a member!