
Cleveland's favorite horror marathon 12 Hours of Terror has moved to the historic Cedar Lee Theatre on Saturday, October 17. Featuring The Evil Dead (1981), Cabin Fever (2002), The Tingler (1959), Frankenhooker (1990), The Wizard of Gore (1970), and Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987).


The concessions feature what is considered the best popcorn in Cleveland. You can also pair your film with a selection of beer or wine.food_potoo
This historic building offers a charming neighborhood art theater atmosphere, blending old-world character with modern seating. The space feels intimate and cozy, especially with the option to enjoy a beer or wine during your screening.ambiance_potoo
Patrons frequently highlight the exceptional quality of the popcorn and the welcoming, nostalgic feel of the theater. The venue is noted for its great selection of foreign and independent films, as well as its convenient weekday discounts.reviews_potoo
As a mainstay for film lovers, this venue serves as the premier destination for independent and foreign cinema in the area. It maintains a classic, historic building that has become a cherished neighborhood gem for the local community.story_potoo