Cult Cinema Double Features at Prince Charles

Soho's Prince Charles Cinema is your one-stop for cult classics that shape our cinematic psyche. Each screening invites you to dive deep into the iconic, the outrageous, and the cultish depths of film history, all for free.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

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   Catch a 4K screening of 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest' and experience how it critiques authority through the lens of mental health. Jack Nicholson's performance is a masterclass in rebellion, so watch for those subtle shifts in his character's journey.

2. Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show

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   The 'Sing-A-Long-A Rocky Horror Picture Show' isn't just a film; it’s a participatory event. Be ready to shout, dance, and sing along as Tim Curry's flamboyant persona takes centre stage. The audience interaction is half the fun, so let your inner mischief out.

3. In a Lonely Place

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   'In a Lonely Place' offers a chilling look at paranoia and isolation, masterfully delivered by Humphrey Bogart. Pay attention to the film noir aesthetics; the shadowy cinematography perfectly complements the intense narrative and Bogart's haunting performance.

4. Apocalypse Now : Final Cut

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   Watch 'Apocalypse Now : Final Cut' for a visceral exploration of madness during warfare. Martin Sheen’s descent into chaos is harrowing; soak in the surreal visuals and haunting sound design that make this a must-see on the big screen.

5. Evangelion: Death (True)² + The End of Evangelion : Double Feature

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   'Evangelion: Death (True)² + The End of Evangelion' is a must for anime fans. This double feature will challenge your perception of narrative and character, especially in the context of the franchise's philosophical underpinnings. Don’t miss the unique animation style.

6. Labyrinth - 40th Anniversary

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   Celebrate the 40th anniversary of 'Labyrinth', where Jim Henson's puppetry and David Bowie's charm create a whimsical realm. The nostalgia is palpable, so prepare for a trip down memory lane with sing-alongs echoing throughout the cinema.

7. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

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   'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' is your chance to see Tarantino's vision in its entirety. The newly added anime sequence adds depth to the narrative; keep an eye out for the stylistic shifts that define his filmmaking prowess.

8. Rear Window

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   'Rear Window' is a masterclass in tension and voyeurism. Alfred Hitchcock’s direction keeps you on the edge of your seat—notice how the film plays with themes of observation and morality, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that lingers long after.