Apollo Cinema and Drunken Cinema would like to invite you to Blue Bay (a.k.a. Apollo Cinema) to partake in a Drunken Cinema screening you and your friends will never forget: “Wild Things”!

It’s the movie that venerable film critic Roger Ebert once described as “ lurid trash, with a plot so twisted they're still explaining it during the closing titles. It's like a three-way collision between a softcore sex film, a soap opera and a B-grade noir. I liked it.”

Experience all of the double-crossing and gratuitous sex scenes between the gorgeous cast with an entertaining crowd in a great theatre!

What is Drunken Cinema? It’s a monthly interactive movie game series that brings a twist to the movie-going experience. Customized game card and prop included in the price of admission!

What better way to celebrate the comedy classic that pushed "Bohemian Rhapsody" back up the charts in 1992 and introduced 'schwing' to the lexicon than by consuming treats from Debrodniks?!

What started as a Saturday Night Live skit gave way to one of the most successful—and hilarious—SNL adaptations of all time, thanks to (Canadian boy!) Mike Myers as well as Dana Carvey, and Director Penelope Spheeris.

Can Wayne and Garth stay true to themselves when their cable access show gets revamped by a big producer (Rob Lowe) with his eye on the too-cool-for-school Cassandra (Tea Carrere)?

Co-starring Chris Farley, Lara Flynn Boyle, Colleen Camp, and Alice Cooper, "Wayne's World" (and a whole lotta doughnuts) will take you back to your happy place—or at least somewhere near Aurora, Illinois.

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DUN..DUN..DUN..DUN...DUN...DUN! WHOA…It’s finally happening! This summer, we bring Drunken Cinema fans the film they have been demanding for years! Join Drunken Cinema as they host one of their most requested titles with a screening of SPEED — dedicated to their fans! Celebrate this ultimate blockbuster cult classic with a fun crowd in the best theatre in the city!
What is Drunken Cinema? It’s a monthly interactive movie game series that brings a twist to the movie-going experience. Customized game card and glowstick included in the price of admission.

WHOA...It's finally happening! After years of getting this film as a request for a future Drunken Cinema screening by our dedicated fans, we have finally caved in and are providing you all the screening you have been asking for: “Point Break”!

Celebrate this ultimate female-gaze action thriller cult classic with a fun crowd in the best theatre in the city!

There will be popcorn, wine and beer and a pre-show!

What is Drunken Cinema? It’s a monthly interactive movie game series that brings a twist to the movie-going experience. Customized game card and prop included in the price of admission!

SPECTRUM and the Queer Night Out Waterloo Region are pleased to partner with Apollo Cinema to present the Rainbow Film Club! Join us each month for a classic of queer cinema. You can also join SPECTRUM and the QNO Waterloo Region for a Queer Night Out discussion group in the week following each screening to discuss the film.

Where does voguing come from, and what, exactly, is throwing shade? This landmark documentary provides a vibrant snapshot of the 1980s through the eyes of New York City's African American and Latinx Harlem drag-ball scene.
Please Note: Films screened as part of the Rainbow Film Club are drawn from suggestions from community members or online lists of "notable classic queer films", and selected based on the ability to secure screening rights. Many films may contain outdated and problematic language or themes that can be disturbing to some audience members. We encourage those considering attending film screenings to conduct their own independent research.

If you follow the news and like living in a democracy, The Journalism Film Festival is a chance to get together with friends, classmates or co-workers and celebrate the vital contribution journalism makes in our lives....or it's just a good time to get out of the house and watch a movie on a big screen.

We are proud to present "Network" - Introduced by Mike Farwell

When veteran anchorman Howard Beale is forced to retire his 25-year post because of his age, he announces to viewers that he will kill himself during his farewell broadcast. Network executives rethink their decision when his fanatical tirade results in a spike in ratings.

This festival is presented by ink-stainedwretches.org and partners Grand River Film Festival; World Press Freedom Canada; CBC-KW; CTV Kitchener; Mike Farwell and CityNews; and the Waterloo Region Record. For more info, see journalismfilmfest.com