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Socorro, a cantankerous lawyer, lives in an apartment building that overlooks the plaza where the Mexican government massacred thousands of student protestors in 1968—including Socorro’s brother, whose death still haunts her. With the help of corrupt officials and a reformed narco, she fights to track down the soldier who killed her brother and questions just how far she’s willing to go to obtain justice. Presented as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. In Spanish with English subtitles.

Join us Sunday, October 25, for a special showing of A Goofy Movie! Whether you’re a longtime fan or introducing a new generation to this classic, come enjoy a relaxed family movie night with us.
FREE ADMISSION!
Sunday, October 25
Doors open at 6:00 PM
Movie starts at 6:30 PM
Make the night more memorable. Wear your favorite Disney outfit or get cozy in your PJs.
Mark yourself as Going and invite your friends so you don’t miss the fun!

Watch the found footage horror that changed the genre: The Blair Witch Project!

Three students embark upon the woods to film a documentary about the legend of a vengeful 18th century witch. All three went missing. Rated R. Snacks & drinks provided!

Two young shamans team up with a mortician and a feng shui expert to stop a father’s vengeful ghost from destroying a Korean family living in Los Angeles. As the team investigates the father’s gravesite and begins to dig into the family’s history, they unearth more than they bargain for and find themselves battling the ghosts of Korea’s past in a fight for their own survival. In Korean and Japanese with English subtitles.

See the classic horror. Snacks & drinks provided!

The original 1931 Frankenstein film with piano quintet!

The Paducah premiere of a cinematic masterpiece transformed! Grammy-nominated composer Michael Shapiro's thrilling score turns a horror classic into a contemporary cinematic event.

One of the earliest sound films, James Whale’s legendary 1931 movie Frankenstein, starring Boris Karloff, had dialogue but no music. Shapiro’s critically acclaimed score marries the original film with piano quintet, creating a haunting emotional landscape and significantly enhancing the film’s dramatic power.

Commissioned in 2001, it has been presented in over 80 sold-out productions worldwide. Now this unforgettable theatrical experience comes to Symphony Hall.

Wear your best costume and beware!

Beat the heat and enjoy a family tradition! Our massive 2026 Movie Schedule at the historic Alhambra Theatre is officially here, and admission is 100% FREE for the entire community!

From morning kids’ favorites to cozy evening classics, we have something on the big screen for everyone. Check out our upcoming lineup…
Where: 507 S. Main Street, Hopkinsville, KY
Cost: FREE!

Bookmark this post, share it with your friends, and make plans to join us at the concessions bar for hot popcorn and cold drinks all season long! Supported proudly by Atlas Real Estate, The Silo Event Center, and the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library.

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Two young shamans team up with a mortician and a feng shui expert to stop a father’s vengeful ghost from destroying a Korean family living in Los Angeles. As the team investigates the father’s gravesite and begins to dig into the family’s history, they unearth more than they bargain for and find themselves battling the ghosts of Korea’s past in a fight for their own survival. In Korean and Japanese with English subtitles.

This early film by acclaimed Chilean director Pablo Larraín (No, Neruda) follows Mario, an alienated morgue worker who becomes obsessed with a burlesque dancer in the weeks leading up to Augusto Pinochet’s 1973 coup. As the bodies of victims start piling up in the morgue and the military pressures Mario and his coworkers to falsify the autopsy reports, will Mario hold on to his humanity, bend under the new regime’s pressure, or simply snap? Presented as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. In Spanish with English subtitles.

This early film by acclaimed Chilean director Pablo Larraín (No, Neruda) follows Mario, an alienated morgue worker who becomes obsessed with a burlesque dancer in the weeks leading up to Augusto Pinochet’s 1973 coup. As the bodies of victims start piling up in the morgue and the military pressures Mario and his coworkers to falsify the autopsy reports, will Mario hold on to his humanity, bend under the new regime’s pressure, or simply snap? Presented as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. In Spanish with English subtitles.