Even more April screenings...

Saturday, April 27^th

8:00pm  $5.00

The Granoff Center For The Arts

154 Angell Street,

Providence, RI

Chris Alexander’s

BLOOD FOR IRINA

We bring you a special screening of Chris Alexander’s (the new editor of Fangoria magazine) new film BLOOD FOR IRINA, his modern homage to the films of

Jean Rollin.

Plot Outline

About "BLOOD FOR IRINA"

Irina (Shauna Henry) is dying. A predator who stalks streets at night looking for blood, she has lived over a century; tormented by memory, living in a run-down motel by the sea, Irina has reached the end. Her perceptions skewed, her body and mind revolting against themselves, she waits for an exit.

Her private hell is echoed by the motel manager (David Goodfellow, who also co-produced), driven by an obsession to protect Irina and keep her secrets safe, and a broken prostitute (Carrie Gemmell) whose desperate plight may be worse than Irina’s. It's the tale of three people living a life on the fringe, trapped in world of literal and figurative decay.

Alexander also co-produced, edited and co-shot "BLOOD FOR IRINA" and provides the film’s hypnotic score. Blood effects work was handled by Paul Jones (the "RESIDENT EVIL" series, "SILENT HILL").

Check out the BLOOD FOR IRINA teaser here:

http://youtu.be/dU9_OQ9qJ-w

We at The Arkham Film Society are continuing our mission to bring you important new independent films along with the slew of classic genre cinema we usually program.  Come out and enjoy a new film at a reasonable price and try something different.

For more info on The Arkham Film Society please check out Arkhamfilmsociet.blogspot.com and www.facebook.com/groups/arkhamscreenings.

And check out our sponsor Malachi’s Café at www.facebook.com/malachisri

Our April onslaught rolls on....

Tuesday, April 9th 

7:30 doors / 8:00 pm screening

$5.00

                                                     @ The AS220 95 Empire Black Box
                                                                     95 Empire Street,

 Providence, Rhode Island, 02903

Mixtape Mayhem with King of the Witches!

For those of you that enjoyed the horror/gore/hardcore/metal/sexploitation insanity exemplified by our Whore Church screening, we bring you, by popular demand, another night of Mixtape Mayhem with programming provided by King of the Witches.Since the programming that we are showing has only previously been released on EXTREMELY limited VHS tapes that sell out through invite-only pre-order in minutes, this may be your only chance to experience what has been described as “A full blown assault on the senses. A guided tour through bizarre sexual witchcraft. “ and “Overdose of Degradation serves as an hour long sentence in severe mental and emotional torment. A journey into absolute carnage, merging sexuality and violence together into a vicious, sociopathic whirlwind of sadistic terror.”Please note that this event, as most of our screenings, is 18+ Adults Only!Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/T296asxmygM

And get more info about King of the Witches and buy stuff here:http://kingofthewitches.storenvy.com/

And “Like” the Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/KingOfTheWitchesWe at the Arkham Film Society hope to use these monthly meetings to expose our audience to a mix of obscure forgotten films along with some new independent features.Please let us know what you think of our programming by leaving suggestions and comments at our Facebook group,www.facebook.com/groups/arkhamscreenings or at our blogwww.arkhamfilmsociety.blogspot.com

and inviting your friends and acquaintances to do the same.And please stop by our Etsy and buy some stuff or at least help us promote the page to enable us to continue doing what we do:http://www.etsy.com/people/arkhamscreenings

Late March we bring you a disturbing French film!

Sunday March 31st

8:00pm  $5.00

95 Empire Black Box

95 Empire Street,

Providence, RI

We are proud to announce we will be screening the surreal 

Cronenbergian body-horror bloodbath "In My Skin".

                                    Join us for a screening of this descent into dissociation.

This film is guaranteed to have you squirming in your seats.

Check out the trailer here:

http://youtu.be/HP6Ro-Rwvl8

Arkham brings you THE MANSON FAMILY!

Wednesday  April 3

7:00 pm $6.00

The Granoff Center For The Arts

154 Angell Street,

Providence, RI

The Arkham Film Society and Malachi’s Café present Jim Van Bebber’s The Manson Family on 35mm with an extra treat of Jim’s newly completed short film Gator Green! Plus as a newly added bonus we will be previewing footage from Victore Bonacore's still in production documentary Diary Of A Deadbeat which chronicles the career of Jim Van Bebber! Come check out this landmark of American independent film making in all of its big screen glory. See what many have called the most accurate account of the Manson family ever committed to film! Special thanks to Malachi’s Café, Severin Films, and Grindhouse Releasing .

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The Arkham Film Society appreciates its fans.

The Arkham Film Society and Malachi’s Café present…

The Arkham trailer show extravaganza with surprise mystery film! That’s right you get over an hour of crazy trailers representing everything the Arkham is about and will be followed by a surprise feature only to be announced at the screening. And since you have all been so great in supporting us this screening is only $5.00!

Saturday March 9

7:00pm $5.00

The Granoff Center For The Arts

154 Angell Street,

Providence, RI

Arkhamfilmsociety.blogspot.com

www.Facebook.com/thearkhamfilmsociety

And be sure to check out our sponsor

www.facebook.com/malachisri

Our Feb event...BLACKENSTEIN!

Sunday February 10^th

7:30 doors 8:00pm movie

$5.00

95 Empire Black Box

at 95 Empire Street,

Providence, RI

The Arkham Film Society’s February screening is our first blaxploitation screening in honor of Black History Month, so come out and enjoy BLACKENSTEIN (1973).

Blackenstein concerns a Vietnam vet who lost his arms and legs and the surgeon his fiancé finds to help him. So lets get together and enjoy some great 70’s schlock.

Check out the trailer here:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xd6ll4_blackenstein-1973-trailer_shortfilms

We at the Arkham Film Society hope to use these monthly screenings to expose our audience to a mix of obscure forgotten films along with some new independent features. Please let us know what you think of our programming by leaving suggestions and comments at our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/arkhamscreenings or at our blog www.arkhamfilmsociety.blogspot.com.

This event is brought to you with the help of Malachi’s Café www.facebook.com/malachisri.

Plus for those of you interested earlier the same day The 95 Empire Black Box will be holding their own weirdo flea market from noon until 4pm. There will be many vendors selling vhs, dvd’s, music, music equipment, books, art, and a miscellany of other oddball items and we at the Arkham Film Society will have our own table.

The Whore Church invade January's Arkham meeting.

Sunday January 20^th

7:30 doors 8:00 pm movie

18+ Adults Only!

$5.00

95 Empire Black Box

at 95 Empire Street,

Providence, RI

This months meeting of the Arkham Film we bring you THE WHORE CHURCH, a group of video artists from Boston who deliver their mash of horror, porn, and heavy metal to the Black Box. And as if that weren’t enough we are throwing in a screening of Alien Space Avenger, a 1989 trashfest about aliens in disguise trying to kill a comic book artist whom they believe will expose their identities. Now in all seriousness, this event is an Adults Only event and not for the easily offended in the least. 

18+ ONLY.

Check out the Alien Space Avenger trailer here:

http://www.videodetective.com/movies/alien-space-avenger/4067

And get more info on The Whore Church here:

http://www.thewhorechurch.com/

We at the Arkham Film Society hope to use these monthly meetings to expose our audience to a mix of obscure forgotten films along with some new independent features. Please let us know what you think of our programming by leaving suggestions and comments at our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/arkhamscreenings or at our blog www.arkhamfilmsociety.blogspot.com .