Who’s ready for a BRAND NEW film series..?
With the recent return of our David Lynch retrospective — “Let’s Do Lynch” — being such a smashing success, we’ve cooked up a new series that is sure to follow suit. Beginning in January of 2026, we will be hosting a new retrospective series, ENTER THE KINGDOM, featuring films adapted from the literary works of the one-and-only Stephen King!
Now in his late-70’s, the Man from Maine has been churning out critically-acclaimed novels and short stories for the past half-a-century — it’s estimated that he’s sold around 350 million books worldwide — and he’s created a body of work (mostly grounded in horror fiction) that is sure to stand unrivalled for the foreseeable future. What’s more, King’s gift at coming up with strange characters, bizarre plots, and unforgettable dialogue, lends itself to cinematic adaptation. So, since we’re a movie-house and not a bookstore, the best way we can honor King’s legacy is to show a bunch of films that take you into the weird worlds that he has created!
Here’s the line-up…fit for a King! :
CARRIE – Tuesday, January 20th
THE SHINING – Tuesday, January 27th
CREEPSHOW – Tuesday, February 3rd
THE DEAD ZONE – Tuesday, February 10th
CHRISTINE – Tuesday, February 17th
STAND BY ME – Tuesday, February 24th
PET SEMATARY – Tuesday, March 3rd
MISERY – Tuesday, March 17th
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION – Tuesday, March 24th
THE MIST – Tuesday, March 31st












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Rounding out the cast of this latest Glazer project is Oliver Platt, Hasan Minhaj, and Sandra Bernhard. Directed by Pamela Adlon (the voice actress for “Bobby” from the TV show King of the HillI), Babes debuted at the SXSW in March 2024 and is sure to be another feather in the cap for the zany star and co-creator of Broad City.




Tuesday is the directorial debut of filmmaker Daina O. Pusić and features mesmerizing cinematography by Alexis Zabé (The Florida Project). Dreyfus’s profoundly moving performance has been hailed by critics for its honesty, depth, and poignancy. Pusić’s affecting screenplay builds a bridge between fantasy and something very real at the heart of us all.