Footloose (1984) — Rated PG

A rebellious teenager arrives in a small town where dancing has been outlawed—and challenges the community to loosen its grip and rediscover its rhythm.

Friday, September 18, at 7 p.m.

Rated PG • 1 hr. 47 min.

Balto (1995) — Rated G

A courageous outcast sled dog leads a desperate journey across the frozen wilderness to deliver lifesaving medicine to the children of Nome, Alaska.

Saturday, September 19, at 2 p.m.

Rated G • 1 hr. 18 min.

Tremors (1990) — Rated PG-13

The residents of a remote desert town discover that enormous underground creatures are hunting anything that moves—and escaping will require brains, nerve and very high ground.

Saturday, September 19, at 7 p.m.

Rated PG-13 • 1 hr. 36 min.

Classic Cinema Sunday:

National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978) — Rated R

The spectacularly disreputable members of Delta Tau Chi wage war against their college dean, campus respectability and good taste itself.

Sunday, September 20, at 2 p.m.
Rated R • 1 hr. 49 min.

Adapted by Mary and Andrew Arnault
From the classic story by Washington Irving
Directed by Becky Edmisten

October 2–11, 2026

Live play performance by the Elizabethton Community Theatre.

Suggested Rating: PG for spooky themes, mild peril, supernatural elements, and some frightful moments.

Something is waiting in Sleepy Hollow.

Schoolmaster Ichabod Crane arrives in a quiet Hudson Valley village filled with old rivalries, whispered legends, and one terrifying story everyone knows: the Headless Horseman still rides after dark.

Part ghost story, part comedy, and packed with suspense, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow brings Washington Irving’s classic tale to life with eccentric characters, eerie autumn atmosphere, romance, rivalry, and a legendary midnight ride you won’t soon forget.

Come for the laughs. Stay for the legend. And when the lights go down, try not to lose your head.

Runtime: 70 minutes • Rating: Approved (pre-MPAA)

James Whale’s immortal Universal horror classic. Obsessed scientist Henry Frankenstein succeeds in creating life from the dead, but his astonishing experiment unleashes a creature the world is not prepared to understand. Boris Karloff’s unforgettable performance helped define the movie monster for generations.

Runtime: 70 minutes • Rating: Approved (pre-MPAA)

Lon Chaney Jr. becomes one of Universal’s legendary monsters in this atmospheric tale of fate, folklore and transformation. After returning to his ancestral home, Larry Talbot encounters a mysterious creature and discovers that some curses cannot be escaped.

Runtime: 70 minutes • Rating: Not Rated (silent-era / pre-MPAA)

Lon Chaney gives one of silent cinema’s most haunting performances as the masked phantom who lurks beneath the Paris Opera House. Obsessed with a young singer and consumed by jealousy, he turns the grand world above into a place of terror below. Gothic, tragic, eerie, and pure old-school movie magic.

Runtime: 70 minutes • Rating: Not Rated (silent-era / pre-MPAA)

One of the most influential horror films ever made, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is a nightmare of twisted streets, jagged shadows, and madness. A mysterious showman exhibits a sleepwalker who may be tied to a series of murders, and reality itself begins to warp. If expressionist horror had a sacred text, this is it.

Runtime: 111 minutes • Rating: R

Wes Craven reinvented the slasher movie with this wickedly smart horror phenomenon. A masked killer begins stalking the teenagers of Woodsboro, and surviving means knowing the rules of horror movies almost as well as the murderer does. Funny, frightening and enormously influential.

Runtime: 122 minutes • Rating: R

When a young girl becomes possessed by a terrifying supernatural force, her desperate mother turns to two priests for help. William Friedkin’s landmark adaptation remains one of the most unsettling, influential and acclaimed horror films ever made.

Runtime: 99 minutes • Rating: R

Shaun’s life is going nowhere, until the zombie apocalypse gives him something to do. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost star in Edgar Wright’s razor-sharp collision of romantic comedy, British humor and flesh-eating mayhem. A modern cult classic with brains in every sense of the word.

Runtime: 96 minutes • Rating: R

Blurb: George A. Romero changed horror forever with a handful of strangers trapped inside a Pennsylvania farmhouse while the dead rise outside. Raw, claustrophobic and relentless, Night of the Living Dead created the blueprint for the modern zombie film.

Runtime: 91 minutes • Rating: PG

Dracula runs an elaborate resort where monsters can relax safely away from humans. Everything is going perfectly until an ordinary young traveler discovers the hotel and takes an immediate interest in Dracula’s daughter. A fast, funny monster mash for the whole family.

Runtime: 97 minutes • Rating: R

A mother and her two sons move to the California beach town of Santa Carla, where the nightlife turns out to be considerably more dangerous than advertised. Joel Schumacher’s stylish mixture of vampires, comedy, rock music and teenage rebellion became one of the defining cult films of the 1980s.