We're bringing the Grindhouse back!
Click the button below to sign up and start watching classic "Grindhouse" movies at the historic Hope Cinema.
Join The Club
Click the button below to sign up and start watching classic "Grindhouse" movies at the historic Hope Cinema.
Join The Club
If you're into terrifying thrillers, scintillating slashers, cult classics, wild westerns, killer kung fu, campy crime capers, or shocking science fiction join us for a bloodcurdling, spine-chilling, and hair-raising good time.
We are a non-profit group dedicated to showing "Grindhouse" movies from the 1970s, 80s, 90s, and beyond to support the historic cinema in Hope, British Columbia, Canada.
Membership is free. Click here to join and start watching Grindhouse movies with us.
They called it a "Grindhouse".
Theatres that showed low-budget horror, splatter, and absurd movies for adults. The name came from the "grind policy", dating back to the 1920s, of showing non-stop films, all day long, at cut-rate prices.
Mostly in urban areas, like the infamous 42nd Street in New York City and Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, "Grindhouse" theatres stretched across North America for a time.
Even Vancouver's own Orpheum Theatre took a turn as a "Grindhouse".
Eventually urban decay, suburbanization, home video, and cable movie channels rendered all but the most resilient theatres obsolete.
Now the Grindhouse Film Club is bringing the Grindhouse back. Join us for screenings at the historic cinema in Hope, British Columbia.
Watch The Trailer
1981, 89 minutes, Rated R
New Hope Cinema
376 Wallace Street
