Art deco elegance meets questionable carpet stains since 1927.
From golden age Hollywood premieres to modern blockbusters about radioactive monsters, we've been entertaining Springfield for generations. Our velvet curtains have witnessed first dates, last dates, and Homer falling asleep in every genre.
"You call this a bicep? This is a bicep!" - McBain (shown exclusively here)
đ„ Now Showing
- 𩾠McBain Films - ICE TO MEET YOU
- đŠč Radioactive Man - Up and atom!
- đ Troy McClure Classics - "The President's Neck is Missing!"
- đ» Treehouse of Horror - Marathon screenings every October
đż The popcorn is fresh. The carpet is... experienced. The seats have memories they'll never tell.
"Ooh! A Gary Larson calendar!"
Art deco elegance meets questionable carpet stains since 1927.
From golden age Hollywood premieres to modern blockbusters about radioactive monsters, we've been entertaining Springfield for generations. Our velvet curtains have witnessed first dates, last dates, and Homer falling asleep in every genre.
"You call this a bicep? This is a bicep!" - McBain (shown exclusively here)
đ„ Now Showing
- 𩾠McBain Films - ICE TO MEET YOU
- đŠč Radioactive Man - Up and atom!
- đ Troy McClure Classics - "The President's Neck is Missing!"
- đ» Treehouse of Horror - Marathon screenings every October
đż The popcorn is fresh. The carpet is... experienced. The seats have memories they'll never tell.
"Ooh! A Gary Larson calendar!"
About
ICE TO MEET YOU!
Rainier Wolfcastle IS McBain in this explosive double feature!
"Right now I'm thinking about holding another meeting... IN BED!" - McBain
Tonight's Films
- "McBain: Let's Get Silly" (1991) - The one with the ice cream van
- "McBain IV: Fatal Discharge" - MENDOZA!
What to Expect
- Commie-nazis getting what they deserve
- One-liners that don't make sense in context
- Senator Mendoza's ultimate comeuppance
- Explosions - Approximately 47 per film đ„
- Sunglasses - McBain never takes them off
Included
- Free popcorn (it's showtime)
- One-liner cards for audience participation
- Mendoza effigy (for throwing things at)
"The film is just me in front of a brick wall for an hour and a half. It cost $80 million." - Rainier Wolfcastle