Joining the programme this Friday 29th September, from a 4K restoration, is the late-great William Friedkin's THE EXORCIST. It's one of the scariest films of all-time, that has been terrifying audiences for decades – and it's back to continue its reign of terror in our HorrOctober programme.
This November, don't miss Ralph Bakshi's often overlooked and incredibly underrated 1978 animated gem, THE LORD OF THE RINGS, back on the big screen where it belongs – in celebration of its 45th Anniversary! GET TICKETS
Don't miss one of the greatest rock performances of all-time, as Jonathan Demme's pivotal concert film featuring the Talking Heads – STOP MAKING SENSE – returns to the Prince Charles Cinema, from a new 4K restoration, from Friday 29th September! New Shows Added to meet demand! GET TICKETS
No film series has given this writer more sleepless nights than Don Mancini's CHILD'S PLAY series (particularly parts 1 - 3). Why did my parents let me watch these films when I was a little kid? We're talking 3 or 4-years-old that I vividly remember seeing these films, and having nightmares about that voodoo possessed red-headed doll.
For the first time since February 2020, the one-and-only TOMMY WISEAU will return LIVE AND IN PERSON to The Prince Charles Cinema with screenings of THE ROOM and the UK Premiere of his new feature film, BIG SHARK!
Courtesy of Curzon Artificial Eye, the works of one of world cinema's most renowned and daring provocateurs will return to our screens from August to November, with the new retrospective LARS VON TRIER: ENDURING PROVOCATIONS.
For Full Listings & Tickets visit: www.princecharlescinema.com
NO CLUES! NO HINTS! NO REFUNDS!
These are one-off, single shows - nobody knows the film until it hits the…
This November, we journey into the dark heart of crime with our NEO-NOIRVEMBER season. All month long, don't miss tales…
Our annual HorrOctober programme is now live and on-sale.
Featuring 100+ spooky features across the entirety of October (plus a…
NO HINTS. NO CLUES. NO REFUNDS. NO SLEEPING.
If you’re looking to let a little mystery into your life, our…
Joining the programme this Friday 29th September, from a 4K restoration, is the late-great William Friedkin's THE EXORCIST. It's one of the scariest films of all-time, that has been terrifying audiences for decades – and it's back to continue its reign of terror in our HorrOctober programme.
William Friedkin’s screen adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s novel about a seemingly ordinary girl who becomes possessed by the devil presented audiences with unprecedented images of horror. Always aiming for realism even with…
No film series has given this writer more sleepless nights than Don Mancini's CHILD'S PLAY series (particularly parts 1 - 3). Why did my parents let me watch these films when I was a little kid? We're talking 3 or 4-years-old that I vividly remember seeing these films, and having nightmares about that voodoo possessed red-headed doll.
This doll had me petrified to go down to the basement in my childhood home, fearing that he'd pop out of the washing…
"Destroy The Image And You Will Break The Enemy!"
In celebration of 50 Years of Bruce Lee's final complete film, ENTER THE DRAGON returns to our screens in 4K for the first time, courtesy of Park Circus Films & Warner Bros! See it on 11th, 12th, 15th, 21st & 26th August. Get Ticket HERE!
In 1973, Warner Bros. and Golden Harvest teamed up to present the first ever US-Hong Kong co-production, ENTER THE DRAGON. The mission of the film was to transform…
You may know her from her hit BBC series Starstuck, her appearances on Taskmaster, her own rom-com Baby Done, or as one of the best stand-up comedians around; that just so happens to moonlight as a film programmer. After previously hosting screenings of Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2, Mannequin, Sweet Charity and Clue, Actress and Comedian Rose Matafeo makes her return to The Prince Charles Cinema in July and August for another round of MATAFEO AT THE MOVIES – this…
Prince Charles Cinema mystery movie :)
Prince Charles Cinema Mystery Movie Night:
You can tell it had a budget of $130,000, but I love it for that. The early hip hop influenced camera angles, shots & settings make up for the lack of cash. How Leslie Harris didn't get to make anymore films is outrageous. More stories like this need to be told.
Prince Charles Cinema Mystery Movie Night 🥳
