Revival House
A curated film program celebrating cinema’s rich history.
The Revival House series is presented by Ruge’s Auto Group.
It is also generously underwritten by Ray Nimrod, Patricia Alofsin, Erik Stangvik, and the Ettinger Foundation.
The Return of the Living Dead“Script writer O'Bannon directs with a relish for the tasteless, and cannot help getting carried away at times. But, what the hell - from the punk rock party in the graveyard to the apocalyptic climax, it's all good gory fun.”– Film4
Midtown · Kingston
Sunday, October 11 + Thursday, October 15
- The Playhouse + Sherlock Jr."The greatest of the silent clowns is Buster Keaton. In films that combined comedy with extraordinary physical risks, Buster Keaton played a brave spirit who took the universe on its own terms, and gave no quarter."
—Roger Ebert
Buster Keaton Celebration w/ Imogen Sara Smith+ David Weir
Orpheum · Saugerties
Sunday, October 11
- Frankenhooker"If you only see one movie this year, it should be Frankenhooker."
– Bill Murray
Midtown · Kingston
Sunday, October 18 + Thursday, October 22
- Everybody to Kenmure Street"A must-see documentary about a protest against a 2021 immigration raid in Glasgow shows the power of community."
—The New York Times
Orpheum · Saugerties
Monday, October 19
- Letty Lynton"The return of Letty Lynton represents a rare convergence of film preservation and legal history, bringing back a culturally significant work long held in what LaLonde described as 'purgatory.'"
—Dallas Express
TalkBack w/ David Weir
Orpheum · Saugerties
Wednesday, October 21 and Thursday, October 22
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show“The material inspires affection, given its knowing pastiche of everything from Universal horrors to '50s grade-Z sci-fi, and a shamelessly hedonistic, fiercely independent sensibility.”
—Time Out London
w/ Audacity Cabaret LIVE
Orpheum · Saugerties
Saturday, October 24
- The Airwaves Belonged to the People: WBCN and the American Revolution"Lingers in those halcyon days and lets them smolder. Long live the revolution. Long live rock."
—Art New England
Orpheum · Saugerties
Monday, October 26
- Cannibal: The Musical“Ludicrous notes that even people old enough to see this movie without a guardian can appreciate.”
- Anita Gates, New York Times
Midtown · Kingston
Thursday, October 29
- The Devils"Ken Russell's epic religious horror is a scathing critique on abuse of political power that new audiences will find prescient as ever."
—IndieWire
Orpheum · Saugerties
Opens Friday, October 30
- The Silence of the Lambs"We get into Lecter's twisted skull and, through this outrageous descent, we come to see this sinister in the everyday."
—Hollywood Reporter
Orpheum · Saugerties
October 30 + October 31
