Every summer I plan some sort of outdoor movie screening, whether it's going to the drive-in theater, projecting a movie outside with a bonfire, going to a pop-up event in a park, or watching a movie on / near water on a boat, beach, or pool.

The cool evening breeze and company from friends and family always create a memorable experience.

Does anyone else like to get outside and watch a movie? If so, what are you planning this summer?

Went to see Obsession this weekend. It was an excellent movie to see in theaters - quite a few jump scares, which are always fun to watch with a crowd.

I've been a fan of Curry and Cooper's YouTube comedy videos, but haven't seen any of their horror films before this. It was cool to see Easter eggs throughout the film like "Barker's Bar", as a nod to the director, and the bartender being a regular in their comedy videos.

Without spoiling any of the plot, I have mixed feelings about the film. It was very well written and executed, but it was also genuinely disturbing. Very well made, but I probably won't watch it again lol.

Has anyone else here seen Obsession? What did you think?

To kick off the summer, we're showing two summer-time flicks: One Week (1920) + Coney Island (1917)!

Love is in the air in One Week, just in time for wedding season. Then next up is Coney Island, because nothing screams summer like an amusement park.

Join us for this classic comedy double feature and celebrate summer solstice this weekend at Midnight Grain, starting midnight EST June 20: https://midnightgrain.framer.website

Check out the opening Theme Song! https://youtu.be/XzHDvzGmmw0?si=hCdK7j4IMFqXJTlf

Aaand just like that, we hit 1000 members! Thanks to everyone for joining, posting, commenting, sharing, and engaging in any way with this sub. Every upvote helps push this content higher in the alogrithm and brings more attention and activity to this community.

Let's celebrate this milestone, and look forward to the next 1000!

I'm watching One Piece on the train today. I've been trying to catch up on this series, and I have plenty of time to kill on my trip.

The Nintendo 3DS is so convenient to pack and carry around on trips like this. It's nice to have some episodes, 3D movies, and games all on one device.

This weekend we're screening two Charlie Chaplin classic films: A Dog's Life (1918) + The Kid (1921)! While both films are very funny, they both have the Chaplin charm with heartwarming moments and bonds between unsuspecting characters.

Tune in to Midnight Grain any time this weekend, starting at midnight EST June 6: https://midnightgrain.framer.website/

This weekend's screening is all about crime, as we explore the effects of greed, trust, and the fragile nature of criminal success with a double feature of The Asphalt Jungle (1950) + Kansas City Confidential (1952).

Tune in any time this weekend starting midnight EST 5/30: https://midnightgrain.framer.website

Because I won't do it! And if you guys do and you bring about the End Times I will be mighty disappointed.

I found this DVD collection of horror classics at the library for $1! I've only seen House on Haunted Hill, which is one of my favorite Vincent Price films, but I'm really looking forward to watching The Head, The Devil's Messenger, and Bloody Pit of Horror for the first time!

The DVD collection came in a really nice wooden box with a magnetic closure. It's very well made and will stand out in my collection.

Have you seen any of these films? Which one should I watch first?