Friday, October 23, 2026

Street Fighter (2026) Quick Review: Those Are Some Good Hits

 By Jonathan Bilski

Why did you put this in October with Halloween stuff? Utterly weird time to release Paramount. That aside, let's get into the film.

Gotta say for any fight game fans Street Fighter totally delivers and doesn't pull any punches. It's a ridiculous spectacle set in the 90's and totally works if you're a gamer or just out for some juvenile fun. This is a buddy action comedy. And they managed to cram enough of the street fighters in there to sooth your gamer soul.

Here's a few punches of why it just works: 

-Didn't expect the spot-on anime scenes. Yes, there's really well animated scenes that could have made this movie fully an anime.

-Smoking hot ladies who kick-ass. Callina Liang as Chun-Li, Mel Jarnson as Cammy White & Rayna Vallandingham as Juli all did an amazing job pulling of complex martial moves and acting furiously insane.

-There's plenty of nice "abs" for the ladies too. 

-Totally forgot 50 Cent is in it as Balrog and he does a great job with his swagger and being a bad guy. Plus, he comes in on his own music.

- David Dastmalchian playing M. Bison totally works as he plays Bison as a total freak, who seems to smell people' s feet.

-Didn't expect it to be so funny. Sometimes they just go with jokes you didn't expect, but that's always been the humor of the series in the games. Childish, Capcom humor. Cody Rhodes as Guile is heavily a part of that with the strangest lines out of anyone.

-The "Tuesday" line is in there and it totally works.

- Great nostalgia trip for anyone who grep up when the games were coming out.

What really worked is that it didn't take itself as seriously as Mortal Kombat II. Sure, there's some pretty serious scenes and stakes, but there's great levity to even it out. 

The worry is, why release when people are going for scares and haunts. The audience might wait for this one to hit streaming or rental. If you need a break from screams, see it in theaters and enjoy all the action.

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There's Something Oddly Fun Just Outside of Joshua Tree: Hi-Orbit Games


Known for its love of alien conspiracies and sightings the town of 29 Palms, a few miles out from Joshua Tree's entrance, has a sight to behold. Not the large statue you might pass of Big Josh or hidden tasty spots like the night bakery of Campbell Hill. Those are just stops before your real adventure of Hi-Orbit Games. What looks like a classic arcade hides a secret. A secret you've got to escape from.
 
In what might be one, if not our favorite escape rooms, d-mn you constellation room, we got lost a-long the high desert of Joshua Tree and had to help our Dad escape from some otherworldly beings. Yes, we had to escape aliens by using our heads and a really cool radio.
 
We headed into a wonderful looking arcade that stood out among the few buildings around downtown. Plenty of free parking and there's plenty places to eat nearby or along the way. We got set-up for the adventure easy enough, made a reservation early on so just got checked in and then had to sign a digital form with there do and don'ts. Standard with escape rooms. 
 
Spoilers ahead 
 
What wasn't standard was or prologue. Among the many older arcade cabinets with alien themed soda and old-school ice cream bars to buy was a specialized animation on an arcade cabinet. The 16-bit style was quite cute setting up the adventure. As soon as it was over we were whisked away to the escape room. Just from the entrance alone we knew we were in for an out-of-this-world time. I'm sure other reviews will use that, but it fits.
 
What we fit in, was apparently our Dad's winnebago or older RV. To hit the nail on the head we saw our Daddy get taken away by intraterrestrials. It was up to us, apparently his children, to help get him back to Earth. To do so, we first had to get out of this cockamamie winnebago. That meant figuring out places where we traveled on a map and something a little bit harder.
 
And, before that, we had gotten something special, a device younger people might not know of or only seen on shows or ancient TikToks, a radio. Yes, you get a very own interstellar radio to both get clues from your Pappy, but also activate rooms. You've got to put your radio down in a special slot per room and when a rooms completed, pull a lever for you to get all the lights on it lit up!
 
 
Past our family's RV was a beautiful room with constellations that looked liked a campsite. That beauty was soon turned to frustration and a fist in the air raised in anger at those same constellations. My only hint, don't over-think it like we did. 
 
Saving that room for later we headed for the bar. No, not too drink. It's not a real bar. But, after constellation room, we could have used one. We put our radio in and had a blast trying to figure out three different facts about the bar that had us remixing on a jukebox, figuring out scores and drink orders.
 
Next, we entered the mining operation. Radio in, we were told we had to align the crystals within so a laser could make it all the way through. That took some twists and turns, but eventually we figured it out.
 
Over some marshmallows and some stressing out we eventually found a way to call our Papi with what was above us. Maybe, it's easier with more people, it was simply a group of two for this adventure. Let's not dwell on it anymore.
 
After that, our radio lit up and we could finally enter a lock room we had seen at the start. It was a
spaceship to get our Dad back! Now, we had limited time to get home or we would be...LOST-IN-SPACE! Keeping with every other room, great design for something to travel across space in. This room had many more puzzles including fixing a satellite dish and a somewhat hard to understand light capturing game. Quite a few light up games that might take you a second to ponder, but you don't, because now there's a timer freaking you out!
 
In the end we were able to save our Dad and make it back to Earth ourselves. We got on the winner walls as so many teams did before us. Can you get on it too? If you're headed out that way or want an adventure out from LA this is good one to pump you up. A must by stop to try and escape aliens with maybe your real Dad or friends on a trip to the actual Joshua Tree. Hopefully, it's the only aliens from other worlds you'll see, while you're there.
 
 
Located in Downtown Twentynine Palms // 73567 29 PALMS HWY
Check hours before going 
$tarting at $80 for two players, prices go down per individual with a bigger group. Biggest group is 8 players.  
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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Round-up: Chromasonic & Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Posters

 Chromasonic deets to go.

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Scares The Weekend Before Halloween 2026

  
 
 
 Don't forget TTDILA's Annual Halloween Guide for even more to do.
 
 
Wholesome Horrors

 
Boo at the L.A. Zoo
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24/25 & Oct. 31/Nov. 1
Boo at the L.A. Zoo is free with paid Zoo admission or an active L.A. Zoo membership. 

The Halloween spirit will be in full swing for two fun-filled weekends at the L.A. Zoo,  with trick-or-treating stations, special keeper talks, pumpkin animal enrichment sessions, themed photo-ops, live performances and more.  Costumes are encouraged!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Haunted Little Tokyo Scavenger Hunt
FREE activity for all ages! 
Saturday 10/24 • 11 AM-2 PM 
Terasaki Budokan (249 S Los Angeles St)

Explore Little Tokyo with a haunted scavenger hunt hosted by the Terasaki Budokan. Families are encouraged to dress-up for the festivities. Collect all of the stamps for a special treat. 
 
 







 
Sat, Oct 24, 2026 | 11am 
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Free with museum admission. Museum admission is free for youth 17 and under. 

Calling all creatures of the night: join the Academy Museum for a fang-tastic day exploring the vampire, the most famous creature of the dark, with special-effects demos, thrilling tours, monster appearances, and more.
 
The Anaheim Fall Festival & Anaheim Halloween Parade
Saturday, October 24th
Fall Festival at Center Greens 1oam – 4pm • Halloween Parade 7pm
Center Greens
Free 
 
Our festival returns to CENTER GREENS, the beautiful city park next to Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Anaheim Community Center, just around the corner from our Halloween parade route. All of your favorite features will make an appearance, including the Anaheim Classic Car Show on Center Street, costume contests, local artists, live entertainment, kid’s crafts, delicious foods, sweet treats, and scavenger hunt..
  
 
 
Saturday, October 24
8 PM - 12 AM
Bob Baker Marionette Theater 4949 York Boulevard Los Angeles, CA, 90042
Tiered Tickets: $35 - $500 
This event is 21+
 
 On October 24th, celebrate Halloween with a party unlike any other, with all proceeds benefiting our nonprofit Theater. Our Fourth Annual Costume Ball will include: 
 
Special performance of Hallowe’en Spooktacular
Costume contest hosted and judged by The Law Office of MOWS
Special guests Demi Adejuyigbe,  Hannah Pilkes, Camirin Farmer, Clowns of Color, and the Dimbledots of Dilly’s World
Dancing on our world-famous red carpet with tunes spun by DJ Kindness
Wine & Cocktail Bar
Attendees have the chance to participate in a costume contest and show us your best costumes on our red carpet! 
 
 
Celebrate Life and Heritage: Downtown Día de los Muertos 2026

Gloria Molina Grand Park transforms into an illuminated, sacred civic sanctuary for the 2026 presentation of Downtown Día de los Muertos. Running October 24 through November 2, 2026, this free, 10-day outdoor cultural exhibition invites all of Los Angeles to honor departed loved ones and celebrate living community connections.

 

 

 

 
 
 
Scarium Family Night
Friday
October 23, 2026
6:30–9:00 pm PT
Aquarium of the Pacific
General Price: $30.95 
 
 Enjoy these monstrously fun activities:

    Spooky self-guided scavenger hunt
    Trick-or-treating throughout the Aquarium with provided goodie bags
    Dance to our DJ’s monster mash-ups
    Kids activities booths
    Photo stations
    Vampire magician shows
    So much more!

 
Other Horrors  
 
Free with museum admission
Sat, Oct 24, 2026 | 11am PT
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
    

On October 24, join the Academy Museum for a fang-tastic day of special-effects makeup demonstrations, thrilling tours, monster appearances, movies, and activities—all exploring the vampire, the famous creature of the dark. Embrace this year’s theme with Dracula, vampire hunters, and a relaxing monster resort.
 

Sally Hansen x Spirit Halloween “Mystic Manicures” Pop-Up
Friday, October 23, 2026
11:00AM-5:00PM PT
Spirit Halloween - 7900 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90046
 
A Halloween-inspired Sally Hansen pop-up featuring complimentary manicures, trending nail looks, tarot readings, a fortune teller, giveaways, goodies, and more!
 
 
Saturday, 10/24 • Doors at 6:30 PM
Terasaki Budokan
249 S Los Angeles Street
 
Get into the spooky season mood, have lots of laughs, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and support our non-profit community center all at the same time!

Plus, buy your tickets before 10/1 for 20% off- use promo code "SPOOKY26"

You definitely don't want to miss this one as we're celebrating a huge milestone- this will be our 10th BudoComedy Show!



Heart-Throb Slasher: an Improvised 1980s Horror Movie w/ Lane Moore and Mara Wilson!
October 23, 10:30 pm
Dynasty Typewriter
2511 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90057
$22.99

"Heart-Throb Slasher: an improvised 1980s Horror Movie" is a horror comedy show created by Lane Moore (creator of Tinder Live, award-winning author of How To Be Alone, You Will Find Your People), where *you* choose who lives...or dies. Using 1980s teen board games and audience participation, host Lane Moore leads you through a wild ride of a totally improvised 1980s horror movie. Will Lane find love in the 1980s, or, will one (or all) of her suitors fail to make it out alive? Heart-Throb Slasher is a totally improvised, choose-your-own-adventure nostalgia-drenched horror movie, that'll keep you laughing as the bodies drop
21st Annual Horrorthon
SAT OCT 24, 2026 7:00 PM - 7:30 AM
Aero Theatre 
$30.00 (member) ; $35.00 (general admission)
Ticket prices include a $2.00 online booking fee.
Sold out 

Oh, yeah! One of the best events in LA, the Aero Theatre Annual Horrorthon enters it's 21st year. Each year, they seemd to have a new theme, but it's a whole night of antics. You should at least stay up all night once and try it, if you're a cinephile or just want to be part pf an all-nighter at a theater.
 


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Anime Hype: Tentacle Grape Cans, The Kaiju Autopsy & An App That Makes Anywhere On A Map Look Like Manga


Tentacle Grape and other anime inspired flavors like Oppai Orange and Fruitanari Punch, in can form, are now avaible for purchase online. The bottles are kaput.

Sadly, it looks like too many people were using it and it's very limited in it's range right now. So, sigh, no USA. 

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Wednesday, October 21, 2026

More Scares & Haunting Shows For You

 
 Don't forget TTDILA's Annual Halloween Guide for even more to do.
 
 
SLEEPY HOLLOW (1999) SCREENING
Wednesday, October 21  •  8 PM - 10 PM
Killer Fitness BURBANK, CA
$9.31

Join us for a spooky atmospheric Halloween classic! Experience the eerie tale of Constable Ichabod Crane as he arrives in the tiny village of Sleepy Hollow, where a headless horseman is leaving a trail of decapitated bodies.

Come dressed in your Halloweeny Tim Burton Best, enjoy some seasonal snacks and drinks, and immerse yourself in the seasonal vibes of Sleepy Hollow!
 
Drunk Theatre: Halloween Show
Friday, October 23, 2026 – 10:00 pm 
LA - FRANKLIN
$18.50
 
A comedian takes 5 shots of whiskey in a row and tries to perform an improvised play with a sober cast. What could go wrong?!
 
October 24th - 5-6:15PM
Downtown Community Center - 250 E. Center St, Anaheim, CA 92805
$35.00
 
 With his infectious enthusiasm, eagle eye for oddball detail, and eye-popping array of vintage images, Charles explores the festive & fun filled stories and glories of all things vintage HALLOWEEN - trick or treating, classic costumes, colorful candies, haunted houses, hearses, Jack-O-Lantern, and much more galore!

Charles also shares his original edible Halloween Party Centerpieces including steaming Meatloaf of Rat how-to! Your immortal imagination will be inspired and your scary spirit will soar like never before!
 
 
 
 
Improv for the Dead
Saturday, October 24, 2026 – 6:00 pm 
LA - ANNEX
$11.96
 
We’ve all lost a loved one and while it is always important to mourn a life lost, it’s equally as important to celebrate a life lived. This group of improvisers will help a member of the audience celebrate the memory of their dearly departed.

We are putting the FUN in FUNeral. We will laugh and cry as we see someone’s life go by before your very eyes.
 
 
Sun, Oct 25 • 7:30 PM
Killer Fitness BURBANK, CA
Free, RSVP 
 
Get ready to hang out and chat with Hag Director Sam Wineman live and in person!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Everything Now Show Presents: Lifting Spirits
Sunday, October 25, 2026 – 7:00 pm
LA - FRANKLIN
$18.50
 
The Everything Now Show are summoning ghosts from the spirit realm.

The Everything Now Show is bringing their signature livestream to the UCB Franklin stage. Join their clairvoyant host as he interviews ghosts (Paul F. Tompkins & May Darmon) to decide if they are worthy of passing on to the afterlife, or if they are cursed to continue haunting the mortal realm.
 
 
 
Tue, Oct 27 • 7:30 PM
Killer Fitness BURBANK, CA
$7.18
 
This Halloween season, Burbank Cinema Club is bringing ERNEST SCARED STUPID back to the big screen for a special night of movies, monsters, treats, prizes, and good old-fashioned Halloween fun!
 
 
AGFA Movie Hooky Club IMAX Matinee Screening: VEERANA (1988)
October 27, 2026, 3:00 P.M.
The Michelle & Kevin Douglas IMAX Theater, RZC 119, Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts, 3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Free, RSVP

If you only see one Bollywood horror film in your life, it should be VEERANA. The story follows Jasmin, a bloodsucking seductress who leads men to their doom after being possessed by the spirit of a witch. Unless Jasmin's family can find a way to break the curse, she'll be used in a Satanic ritual to raise the real witch from her tomb. A kaleidoscopic dream zone full of Bava-esque lightning, gloopy monsters, and a killer synth score, this is the most extravagant production from the Ramsay family—India's most popular and successful horror filmmakers. Never before available to screen in North America, VEERANA is newly restored and primed to delight your audience with Satanic fury.

 
 
INT. UCB: A Writer Showcase
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 – 7:00 pm 
LA - FRANKLIN
$13
 
This month’s HALLOWEEN SPECIAL features Jeremy Sender and Elizabeth Schantz’s VAMPIRES IN SPACE and Tai Leclaire’s HOW TO DEAL WITH SYSTEMIC RACISM IN THE AFTERLIFE. Come see some of the best comedic actors in Los Angeles bring these hilarious scripts to life! Hosted by Monique Moses
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Weekly What To Do: Tell Me A Story About Oct 21-Oct 27th

 
October 21 through 25
TCL Chinese Theatres 
$ 
 
AFI Fest is back and brought back Rubber's director Quentin Dupieux with his latest English language film Full Phil.
 
 
AFI FEST is a world-class event, showcasing the best films from across the globe to captivated audiences in Los Angeles. With a diverse and innovative slate of programming, the film festival presents a robust lineup of fiction and nonfiction features and shorts presented in established AFI FEST sections, along with panels and conversations featuring both master filmmakers and new cinematic voices.
 
 
Wednesday, October 21, 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Jam in the Van 3384 Motor Ave Los Angeles 90034
$20 
 
FRENEMIES: Prepare a five-minute story about the razor-thin line between friend and foe. The relationships that drive you up the wall or the connections you can’t quite quit. Besties turned competitors. Teammates who steal the spotlight. Siblings who keep the score. One-upping neighbors and too-cool colleagues. Love to hate, or hate to love—it's complicated!
 
Christian Teen Journal
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 – 7:00 pm 
LA - FRANKLIN
$18.50
 
A musical improv comedy night where Alyssa Sabo and her funny improviser friends perform comedy based on actual readings from her cringe, horny, weird Christian teen journals.
 
Thursday, October 22, 2026 7:00 PM doors · 7:30 PM show – 8:45 PM 
The Elysian Theater
$ 
21+

Overheard LA, the popular and irreverent Instagram page with nearly 2M followers, presents their roast of all things LA hosted by comedian Sam Taggart. This ensemble variety show, in the style of a Comedy Central Roast, will feature stand up, characters, and more!
 
LightBox Expo
October 23-25
Pasadena Convention Center 
$ 
 
LightBox Expo is the ultimate gathering of artists who work in the entertainment industry bringing your favorite films, animation, games, TV shows and illustrations to life. At LightBox Expo, we aim to ignite your passion, fuel your imagination, and propel you to new artistic heights! Join hundreds of the best artists from around the world as we come together for the ultimate celebration of art. Meet the artists behind your favorite things, join in live panels with the top talent in the industry, get a portfolio review, shop the incredible artist alley and so much more!
 
Ever Present: NOVA ’78 — with Julia Heyward and Aaron Brookner
Friday, Oct 23, 2026 at 7pm
Cash bar and concessions begin at 5 pm
Getty Center

Join us for a special screening of the 2025 documentary Nova ’78, that chronicles the 1978 Nova Convention centered on William S. Burroughs and New York’s downtown avant-garde. After the screening, artist Julia Heyward performs her electronic-vocal monologue from the now-legendary event. Heyward then joins director Aaron Brookner for a Q&A about the convention, the recovered archive, and bringing Nova ’78 to the screen.

Roam the Bouquet!: Introducing Jan Davidsz. de Heem
Sunday, Oct 25, 2026 at 2pm
Getty Center & Online

Recently acquired by Getty, Jan Davidsz. de Heem’s still life, Glass Vase with Flowers and Fruit (about 1673–74), offers a dazzling display of realistic illusion through dynamic composition, vivid color, and a sumptuous arrangement of flowers, fruit, and insects. Join curator Anne Woollett for an exploration of De Heem’s artistic strategies and techniques, the botanical and entomological culture of the Netherlands in the 17th century, and the painting’s contribution to Getty's collection of Dutch and Flemish still lifes.

Oct 23-24 
The Barker Hangar
3021 Airport Ave., Ste. 203, Santa Monica, CA 90405
$$ 
21+ 
 

● Unlimited food & drink
● 30+ top restaurants per night
● Craft beverage purveyors
● Master chefs & live demos
● Now featuring the 101 Best Restaurants in L.A. reveal!
 
Saturday, October 24, 2026 7:30 PM doors · 8:00 PM show – 10:00 PM 
Skunk Room - The Elysian Theater
$ 
21+

A quarterly shorts festival where the audience chooses the programming. Over 20 years of content that's launched careers in animation and comedy.
 

 
Sunday, October 25, 2026
8:15 PM doors · 8:30 PM show – 10:00 PM 
The Vault-The Elysian Theater
$ 
18+

Second Screens Comedy is a monthly stand-up showcase at The Vault. Watch some of the best stand-ups in Los Angeles, join the show group chat, eat candy, play interactive games with our hosts, and win silly prizes. All while being on your phone! That’s right! We are the only stand-up show that DGAF if you’re looking at your phone/laptop/Nintendo/tablet/projector/whatever during the show. We not only encourage it, we reward it! So join us at this month's Second Screens Comedy Show and remember it's totally cool to swipe, scroll, stand-up!
 
 
I Love KEWPIE Tour at Smorgasburg LA
Sunday, October 25 | 10 AM - 4 PM PT
777 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Free and open to the public while supplies last.
 
 KEWPIE is bringing its red food truck to Smorgasburg LA as part of its seven-week “I Love KEWPIE” Tour, featuring free KEWPIE-inspired bites, exclusive merchandise, mascot appearances and live cooking with Sam Zien at select tour stops.
 
 
Sunday, October 25  •  10 AM - 5 PM
Blueground at Casitas Studios
2800 Casitas Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90039
$7 - $10
 
Tickets available now or at the door! 100+ vendors with vintage clothing, streetwear, makers, live DJ's, food and more, all under one roof.

Norcal's favorite small business market is coming to LA! For one day only, pop out to shop with a highly curated selection of 100+ small businesses from all over California. Find vintage clothing, streetwear, handmade goods, food, Live DJ's, and more. Come see why we're the worst. 
 
Party on the Pier
Sunday, October 25, 2026 10:00 am-2:00 pm 
Pacific Park on Santa Monica Pier
380 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401
 
UCLA Health will be hosting its annual Party on the Pier, a beloved annual fundraiser benefiting UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital, for the 26th year. The event will feature a day of family-friendly fun, celebrity appearances, and philanthropic impact. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
A Painterly Pursuit with Reggie Burrows Hodges
Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026 at 6:30pm
Getty Center & Online

Characterized by shadowy figures, dark grounds, and elusive forms, Reggie Burrows Hodges’s recent paintings may seem far removed from the world of the Old Masters. Yet they are informed by a sustained dialogue with early modern European painting. Rather than imitating historical models, Hodges reimagines their formal strategies through a contemporary lens shaped by questions of identity, memory, and perception. Join Hodges and curators Davide Gasparotto and Bridget R. Cooks for a wide-ranging conversation about his artistic practice, inspiration, and storied career.
 
DIRECTORS' COMMENTARY
October 22, 2026, 7:00 P.M.
The Ray Stark Family Theatre, SCA 108, George Lucas Building, USC School of Cinematic Arts Complex, 900 W. 34th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Free, Must RSVP

When a heartbroken screenwriter seeks inspiration from his beloved DVD commentaries, he magically summons a trio of indie filmmakers into his life. Real or imagine, they direct him through a Hollywood fairy tale where he hopes to find everlasting love and success. 
 
 
 Extra To Do:
 
Zebulon, this small live music venue features a healthy amount of concerts almost nightly. Go through it's huge list of who'll be there. One of the best aspects of the musics cafe is that it has a lot of free events to jam out and dance out to.
 
UCB, a cheapo comedy show almost every night, see comedians before they make podcasts and have stories about the UCB and before they hit the big time.



 
Little Tokyo Farmers' Market Saturdays
9:00 am - 2:00 pm every Sat
Isamu Noguchi Plaza
244 S. San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Free
 
"Join us at the Little Tokyo Farmers’ Market, a vibrant new Saturday tradition in the heart of Little Tokyo. Presented in partnership by JACCC and Food Access LA, this weekly market brings together fresh, affordable produce, rich cultural experiences, and meaningful community connection."
 

 

American Cinematheque-A celebrated independent theater group that brings both the talent and catalog of films to make for some of LA's best movie nights.
 
Cinespia -This hosts screenings outside at iconic venues including The Hollywood Forever Cemetery, The Greek Theatre, and Los Angeles Historic Park.
 

Secret Movie Club-Special edition posters and a large swatch of films to see.

Check out classics and cult movies just a few stories above street level. Rooftop Movies at The Montalbán. & Rooftop Cinema Club

New Bev-Tarantino owned independent theater with old school style
 
Brain Dead Studios-manages to fill its schedule almost every night
611 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
 
Vidiots -A one-of-a-kind hub for film lovers, filmmakers, and everyone curious about cinema. A small theater is more than made-up for with the constant content and special screenings.
4884 Eagle Rock Blvd
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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