Cult Film Reverie: 8 Must-See Screenings in Soho

From the eerie shadows of 'Nosferatu' to the epic landscapes of 'The Lord of the Rings', this Soho series showcases films that have shaped cult cinema. Each screening reveals a unique vision, drawing you into the surreal, the animated, and the blood-soaked imagination of filmmakers.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Nosferatu

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Murnau’s 'Nosferatu' is a silent film masterclass, and Hugo Max's live score adds a spine-tingling layer. Pay attention to the tension built through the haunting visuals and music, setting the tone for the evening ahead.

2. Apocalypse Now : Final Cut

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Apocalypse Now: Final Cut' is a hallucinatory ride that throws you deep into the chaos of Vietnam. Look for the stark contrast between the lush cinematography and the moral decay it depicts; it’s a journey worth experiencing on the big screen.

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

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Evangelion: Death (True)²' is more than just a recap; it’s an exploration of existential dread wrapped in stunning animation. If you're a fan of complex narratives, keep an eye on how the themes of humanity and technology collide.

4. Princess Mononoke

   Prince Charles Cinema

   With 'Princess Mononoke', Miyazaki’s environmental themes are timeless. The beautifully crafted animation and rich character arcs make this a must-watch, especially as discussions around nature and industry become ever more relevant.

5. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Tarantino's 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' offers a fresh experience with its seamless blend of two films into one. Look out for the new anime sequence that adds depth to an already iconic narrative.

6. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Extended Editions

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Extended Editions' is a marathon for the dedicated. As you settle in for an all-nighter, appreciate how Peter Jackson’s vision expands Tolkien’s tale, making it a communal experience that feeds both heart and imagination.

7. Rashomon [Rashômon]

   Prince Charles Cinema

   With 'Rashomon', Kurosawa's narrative technique will challenge your perception of truth. Engaging with the varying viewpoints allows for a rich discussion on morality and human nature, all within a beautifully shot period piece.

8. The Green Ray - 40th Anniversary

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Celebrating 40 years of 'The Green Ray', this film captures the essence of longing and the search for connection. Delphine's journey through self-discovery is relatable, offering an introspective contrast to the more action-heavy films in this series.