This Week in Screenings 4/24-4/30

4/24 Friday 

Terror Of Mechagodzilla | Alamo Drafthouse

Feel the terror.

DUMB AND DUMBER | Hyperreal Film Club 

Jim Carrey had dental work for this movie. Jeff Daniels just messed up his hair.

The Hangover | Regal 

Introducing Dr. Ken Jeong.

The Evil Dead | AMC 

45th Anniversary so I don’t have to put the release date in the name to prevent folks from confusing it with the remake.

Real Genius | We Luv Video 

With window installation by Maura Murnane.

4/25 Saturday 

Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird | Regal 

Quality entertainment.

The Wizard of Oz (1939) |  Flix Brewhouse 

Last time I watched this I was surprised at all the jokes.

SPEED RACER | Galaxy Theatre

One of the best movies.

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi | Paramount Theatre 

Ewoks! 

Miss Congeniality | Alamo Drafthouse | Regal 

One of the great Texas movies.

Tomorrow Never Dies | Alamo Drafthouse 

A James Bond.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show | Lake Creek 7 

18+ screening with live shadowcast.

4/26 Sunday 

Spy Kids - Bullock Texas State History Museum

That’s right y’all it’s Spy Kids at the IMAX.

Superbad | Regal 

What ever happened to those guys.

The Silence of the Lambs | Flix Brewhouse | Cinepolis | Cinemark | Regal 

35th Anniversary. Really just an excuse to watch this problematic fave again.

4/27 Monday 

Monty Python and the Holy Grail | Flix Brewhouse 

Anyone wearing a suit of armor is just funny.

Best in Show | Regal 

Can we go back and give this movie all the awards from 2000.

The Searchers | Cinepolis 

John Ford makes good Westerns. And Natalie Wood is in this.

NETWORK | Galaxy Theatre

50th Anniversary screening presented by AFF with a Q&A following.

Moonstruck | Austin Public Library 

Rom Com series at the Carver Branch. Will he snap out of it?

8 1/2 | Austin Film Society 

I bet this movie is one of John Waters’ influences.

Celine And Julie Go Boating | Alamo Drafthouse

Presented by Queer Film Theory 101. When you’re the best of friends.

SCHOOL OF THE HOLY BEAST | HYPERREAL FILM CLUB

Japanese Nunspoitation. Pink is the new Noir.

Mystery Transmission 035 | Alamo Drafthouse 

Video Vortex presents an infamous heavy metal horror vanity project from the '80s.

GALAXY MYSTERY MOVIE 

Rated R 123min.

AMC Screen Unseen 

Rated R 1hr 54min. 

Monday Mystery Movie | Regal 

Rated R 1hr 58min.

4/28 Tuesday 

Step Brothers | Regal 

John C. Reilly is a national treasure.

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back | Austin Public Library 

Hampton Branch at Oak Hill. People like this one even though no Ewoks.

STILL LIFE | Austin Film Society 

Part of the Early Films of Jia Zhangke series. In 35mm on Tuesday and DCP for the encore screening.

My Man Godfrey | Austin Public Library 

One of the great William Powell movies that isn’t Thin Man.

BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE | HYPERREAL FILM CLUB 

Kim Novak could do so much better than Jimmy Stewart. Looks like it pairs well with Obsession (2026).

Secret Delivery (Tichá pošta) | Violet Crown 

Czech That Film presents kids helping a French pilot in WWII.

This Night Ill Possess Your Corpse | Alamo Drafthouse 

Terror Tuesday presents. 4K restoration of this Coffin Joe movie. He’s like the Freddy Kruger of Brazil (only because of the fingernails).

4/29 Wednesday 

Sherlock Jr | Austin Public Library 

Buster Keaton slapstick comedy genius.

Waynes World | Alamo Drafthouse 

Free screening for Victory members.

Girls Trip | Regal 

Tiffany Haddish is also a national treasure.

Girl Orphée: The Short Films of Isao Yamada (1983-2004) We Luv Video 

7 shorts total runtime 96min. You’ll be an expert after this.

THE NIGHT COMES FOR US | HYPERREAL FILM CLUB

If you enjoyed the action scenes from Nobody 2 you should watch this Indonesian movie.

Riverbend | Alamo Drafthouse 

Weird Wednesday presents. Newly restored 1989 Texas action movie. Vietnam vets help a community fight against their racist town. 

4/30 Thursday 

The Nice Guys | Regal 

From the guy that wrote Lethal Weapon.

xXx: RETURN OF XANDER CAGE | HYPERREAL FILM CLUB

Toni Collette is in this ?!?!

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