Soho's Cult Film Fest: A Celluloid Revival

Immerse yourself in Soho's cult film scene at the Prince Charles Cinema, where a lineup of iconic films invites you to relive the eccentric and the bizarre. Each screening showcases a unique narrative style and thematic depth, reflecting the passion and artistry that make these films enduring classi

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Mulholland Dr.

   Prince Charles Cinema

   David Lynch's 'Mulholland Dr.' is a surreal odyssey through Hollywood's underbelly. Pay attention to the dreamlike transitions and unsettling atmosphere—it's a perfect introduction to the enigma of cult cinema.

2. Solaris (1972)

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'Solaris' stands out with its philosophical meditation on memory and grief. Andrei Tarkovsky's slow-burn storytelling will leave you pondering long after the credits roll, making this screening a must for fans of cerebral sci-fi.

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

   Prince Charles Cinema

   The 'Evangelion' double feature dives into the psyche of its troubled protagonist, Shinji. This is where anime meets existential dread—keep an eye out for the haunting visuals that have become synonymous with the series' legacy.

4. The Killer (1989)

   Prince Charles Cinema

   John Woo's 'The Killer' is a masterclass in action and emotion. The contrast between the brutal violence and Jeffrey's moral dilemmas showcases why this film has earned a place in cult history—watch for the iconic slow-motion sequences.

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

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Nothing quite matches the community spirit of the 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' sing-along. The crowd's participation transforms this screening into an interactive experience, celebrating the camp and chaos that defines this cult classic.

6. The Room

   Prince Charles Cinema

   'The Room' has achieved infamy as the 'best worst movie' ever made. Prepare for unintentional laughs and cringe-worthy performances—it's an experience best enjoyed with a group willing to embrace its absurdity.

7. The Battle of Algiers

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Gillo Pontecorvo's 'The Battle of Algiers' is a gripping portrayal of urban warfare and resistance. Its relevance remains striking, making it essential viewing for anyone interested in political cinema and historical narratives.

8. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Tarantino's 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' is the ultimate homage to revenge cinema. Combining both volumes, this screening offers a fresh take with never-before-seen footage that will thrill die-hard fans and newcomers alike.