Pickford Film Center

Banned. Censored. Never seen in its fullest cut. Until now.

Ken Russell’s The Devils screens in a new restoration on October 31 and November 5 on Bay St. Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave in a film about power, religion, fanaticism, and corruption that feels as urgent today as it did in 1971.

Mahershala Ali. Contract killer. New dad. One very bad week. 🥷

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother continues at the Grand for another week.

Cancel your plans; we have movies. 🎬

Wildwood opens at the Grand; Bleedingham takes over Bay St. this weekend; Doctober is in its final stretch, and so much more. Two locations. Descriptions as you scroll.

Bleedingham’s 15th edition starts tomorrow on Bay St.

The Northwest Horror Film Festival takes over October 23, 24, and 25 with over 60 films from local and international emerging filmmakers, plus an Opening Night Party at the Hotel Leo.

You can see Pinocchio Unstrung.

Inside an elite London prep school, a wooden boy named Pinocchio launches a violent crusade to become real, one piece at a time. A chilling reimagining of the familiar fable.

October 24 at the Grand, followed by a Q&A with Todd R. Masters, the practical effects creator who built the puppet you’ll see on screen.

Don’t howl too long in the moonlight tonight — low-ticket alert.

An American Werewolf in London screens tomorrow on Bay St. Two American tourists. England. A full moon. A vicious wolf attack that changes everything. An American Werewolf in London screens tomorrow on Bay St., followed by a Q&A with FX artist Todd Masters, moderated by Bleedingham co-founder Langley West.

Thursday will come fast and furious, and Naza and Primetime will leave Pickford Film Center by the end of that day. Come and see ’em while you still can.

It’s a Doctober tradition: the sold-out favorites are back for one more chance.

The Same River Twice + Bend in the River
Our Mr. Matsura
Menopause Mystery
Indigenous Futures
Give Me the Ball!
Dad Genes

Some of you couldn’t see everything. We fixed that. 👀

You Can See Everything is extended at the Grand. New showtimes are up; tickets at the link in bio.

Next up in our Creature Feature series — and this one changed the genre. 🐺 An American Werewolf in London screens Thursday, October 22, on Bay St.

Rick Baker’s man-to-wolf transformation earned the first Academy Award for Best Make-up. Built entirely by hand, no CGI, just pure ingenuity. FX artist Todd Masters joins us for a special introduction.

Co-presented by Bleedingham Film Festival.