Tomorrow at noon the Jean Cocteau Cinema will have its first children's matinee. All kids under twelve will be admitted FREE.

The film we're offering is a classic... a great comedy, and a terrific horror film... ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN.

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If you can't make tomorrow's debut, we'll be showing the film again on Sunday (27th) and ( Read more... )

We've got a great lineup of scary stuff coming up for Halloween at the Jean Cocteau Cinema.

Including a real treat for H.P. Lovecraft fans (like me):


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Tonight's the night: Felicia Day's wildly popular webseries THE GUILD begins its four-day marathon at the Jean Cocteau in Santa Fe.

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New Mexico's TREND magazine has a nice feature on the reborn Jean Cocteau Cinema in this month's issue ( Read more... )

I don't have full details on these yet... and tickets are not yet being offering for presale... but we have some exciting future events coming up at the Jean Cocteau Cinema, and I wanted to give my Not A Blog readers a little heads up about what's coming ( Read more... )

Two new... and very different... films will open at the Jean Cocteau tonight.

TOUCHY-FEELY tells the story of a massage therapist and her family.

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And EXTRATERRESTIAL is our first Spanish language titles.  (Subtitled for English speakers).  Santa Fe, like Northern New Mexico in general, has a large Hispanic population, but very few of the local ( Read more... )

The Neil and Amanda Show last Sunday night was a great success.  (Sorry if you missed it ( Read more... )

Midnight starts at 11 pm every Friday and Saturday night at the Jean Cocteau.

This week we have another horror... ah... "classic"... coming up, for all of you who loved PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE and THE HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILLS.

Yes, it's SPIDER BABY!

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See you at the movies!

 ... to the Jean Cocteau.

Our midnight show (starting at 11pm) this Friday and Saturday will be William Castle's HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL.

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Do you dare enter?

(I would, but I have to go to the Emmys.  Darn).

We had a cool event at the Jean Cocteau last night... the Santa Fe premiere of a locally made independent film, BLAZE YOU OUT, filmed and set in Espanola, just a half hour north of the City Different.  The producers, writers, directors, and several of the cast members attended the screenings and answered questions afterward, and we had a crowded ( Read more... )