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A Brighton pop up cinema community. Much of today's film culture is centred around mass release hype movies like The Avengers, or 50 Shades of Grey.

It is our mission to screen a variety of alternative, fun, interesting, unusual, cult, and all time classic films in intimate locations around Brighton. We want to bring an alternative option where people can enjoy cinema that won't grace the screens of your local multiplex. We want to provide a place not only for new exciting cinema, but lost & undiscovered gems of the past, alongside cult favourites & definitive cinematic classics that whilst widely known about, still seem to remain unseen by the vast majority of the people we speak to and are rarely seen on a big screen. All of this in a fun informal friendly "pop up" environment where discussion and a deeper understanding of these movies can occur pre and post screenings.

19/10/2026

We cannot wait until Friday to unveil our mystery movie. Lots of familiar faces and a overlooked female director with a movie you very likely haven't seen but is a really fun & overlooked little gem that will have you laughing and squirming and thinking all at the same time.

A macabre sense of humour about what it means to interact with the worst person possible (are they irredeemable?) makes for a deeply amusing and enjoyably sinister pre-Halloween treat. A bizarrely prescient and deliciously dark satire it is not to be missed.

What happens at Secret Movie Club stays at Secret Movie Club, so you will NEED to be there to find out!

THIS FRIDAY OCTOBER 23RD 8PM.
TIX VIA THE LINK IN OUR BIO.

15/10/2026

Excited to announce a screening & Q&A animation special at WWC on Wednesday, Nov. 4th.

Join us for a special screening of Arco, the beautiful new animation by French illustrator, director and publisher Ugo Bienvenu, preceded by a Q&A with one of the UK's foremost voices on animation in cinema, Ghibliotheque's Michael Leader

Michael is the co-host and creator, alongside his partner Jake Cunningham, of one of the UK's leading film podcasts, Ghibliotheque - a Studio Ghibli and animation-focused podcast that has spawned a hugely popular selection of books. We will be discussing all things world animation...
.. followed by a screening of the beautifully crafted and deeply moving animation Arco from French illustrator, director, and publisher Ugo Bienvenu. Co-produced by Natalie Portman, Arco premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and went on to earn nominations for Best Animated Feature at the Critics’ Choice Awards, Golden Globe Awards and Academy Awards.

A triumph of wonderfully understated storytelling, Bienvenu allows his exquisite hand-drawn imagery to conjure an extraordinary world where science and magic coexist. Don't miss out. Grab your tickets now!

14/10/2026

Coming Tuesday 27th. Psychologically and cinematically haunting and complex, this early-'70s puzzle-box movie is both chilling and fascinating. Daring, engaging, and uncommon in its remote countryside-set horrors, Robert Altman's Images is well worth experiencing on the big screen. Grab your tickets now.

13/10/2026

Fri Oct. 23rd at WWC. Some people are just irredeemable, right? We all have an example of the worst people we ever met and the worst ones we can imagine... join us for a mystery movie that tackles that very subject.

A cast of familiar faces and an overlooked female director bring us a mystery movie with a deliciously dark sense of humour. As ever, it's an overlooked gem.

You won't know what the movie is until it begins, but we recommend you take the risk for a bit of slightly macabre pre-Halloween fun. Get your tickets now for Secret Movie Club!

12/10/2026

This Friday at WWC, the fantastic Your Monster screens 8pm. Grab your tickets now via the link in our bio. Don't take our word for how fun it is... listen to Mr Kermode.

When musical theatre actress Laura Franco, played by Scream franchise stalwart Melissa Barrera, finds herself dealing with the triple blow of cancer recovery, a split with her boyfriend and no job prospects, she takes refuge in her mother’s New York townhouse. There, she discovers that her long forgotten childhood monster in the closet is still in residence. Once she gets over the initial shock, Laura finds strength in her new companion and finds a way back to the stage.

A rom-com horror that mixes genres with ease, don't miss out on an early Halloween treat.

11/10/2026

Don't sleep on Donnie Darko tickets coming this Halloween (screening Oct. 29th) at White Wall Cinema. Already flying out, we reckon grab your tickets now.

Set in the suburbs of Virginia in the late 1980s, Donnie is an awkward and troubled teenager who survives a freak accident, only to find himself having visions of a six-foot-tall bunny rabbit named Frank, who informs him that the world will soon end.

As Donnie tries to unravel the mystery, a high-school bully, time tunnels, Halloween parties, a mysterious elderly neighbour, and a burgeoning friendship with fellow troubled teen Gretchen all complicate matters.

The near-perfect atmosphere of the film, with its beautifully created rhythm and stylish storytelling, grabs you right from the off and never lets you go.

All info & tickets via the link in our bio. Grab yours now.

09/10/2026

Tired of waiting for Halloween fun? 🎃 Wait no more, one week from today, spooky season 👻 begins at WWC with the most fun kickoff possible. YOUR MONSTER - happens Friday Oct. 16th at 8pm.

Mixing genres with ease, this enjoyable comedy, romance, and horror (with a few musical elements) provides a smart take on how rage intersects with femininity, alongside its laughs and heartstring tugs.

Halfway between Beauty & The Beast & Lena Dunham’s Girls.

Get more info & tickets via the link in our bio now.

08/10/2026

Friday night at WWC these two buddies, one winding down his career (with a Best Actor Oscar win in this case) and one just kicking off his - mirror those dynamics in Martin Scorsese’s overlooked classic The Color of Money 8pm tomorrow.

Paul Newman was in his 60s here just as Tom Cruise is in his 60s now. It's a full circle moment for so many reasons to see these performances by the both of them but in the end what matters is this a truly great film with universal themes all delivered with the perfect dose of Scorsese’s idiosyncratic approach that would later become the blueprint for so many other filmmakers. Not to be missed on the big screen, this is a film people are going to be talking more and more about in the coming years.

Get tickets and more info about the film generally via the link in our bio.

06/10/2026

One of the definitive screen icons in his only Oscar winning role this Friday at WWC. Don't miss Paul Newman (The Sting / Cool Hand Luke / Butch & Sundance) as he schools a young Tom Cruise in this underappreciated Martin Scorsese classic this Friday.

Tickets 🎟 and all the info via the link in our bio 🎱

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