Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

Bonjour Tristess / Canada, France, Germany, United Kingdom / 2025 / Dir: Durga Chew-Bose / 110 Min / 

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

In 1985 horror aficionados and gorehounds were spoiled rotten with the release of not one but TWO of the greatest films ever committed to the echelons of Zombie cinema in the form of genre godfather George A Romero's unflinching and nihilistic trilogy closer DAY OF THE DEAD as well as  Dan O'Bannon's proto-meta-splatterpunk riot RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD.  Dark Bridges and The Broadway Theatre are proud to celebrate both of these unkillable beasts in one relentless night. First up, a new restoration of DAY OF THE DEAD courtesy of Red Band Releasing followed by one of the Broadway's patented barn-burning DRUNKEN CINEMA entries with RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD* . 

In 1985 horror aficionados and gorehounds were spoiled rotten with the release of not one but TWO of the greatest films ever committed to the echelons of Zombie cinema in the form of genre godfather George A Romero's unflinching and nihilistic trilogy closer DAY OF THE DEAD as well as  Dan O'Bannon's proto-meta-splatterpunk riot RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD.  Dark Bridges and The Broadway Theatre are proud to celebrate both of these unkillable beasts in one relentless night. First up, a new restoration of DAY OF THE DEAD courtesy of Red Band Releasing followed by one of the Broadway's patented barn-burning DRUNKEN CINEMA entries with RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD* . 

In 1985 horror aficionados and gorehounds were spoiled rotten with the release of not one but TWO of the greatest films ever committed to the echelons of Zombie cinema in the form of genre godfather George A Romero's unflinching and nihilistic trilogy closer DAY OF THE DEAD as well as  Dan O'Bannon's proto-meta-splatterpunk riot RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD.  Dark Bridges and The Broadway Theatre are proud to celebrate both of these unkillable beasts in one relentless night. First up, a new restoration of DAY OF THE DEAD courtesy of Red Band Releasing followed by one of the Broadway's patented barn-burning DRUNKEN CINEMA entries with RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD* . 

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

Sharp Corner / Canada. Ireland/ 2024/ Dir: Jason Buxton/ 110 Min/ Current Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%  

The Broadway Theatre is ecstatic to host the apex in feel-good film-going in it's 60th anniversary year - That's right, friends;  THE SOUND OF MUSIC returns home to the Broadway Theatre this September!!!

Doors: 12:30PM. Showtime: 1PM. 

Free admission by donation.

Welcome to a world of monsters! Join Mistview Media as they present 3 classic films showcasing everyone's favorite creatures of the night, all in support of Living Skies Wildlife Rehabilitation in Saskatoon. Admission to films is free, but donations towards this incredible organization at the door or booth are greatly welcomed and appreciated. Comic Writer Brayden Martens (Prehistoria, Jackson Graves) will be present with comics and prints for sale, and a share of the sales will also go towards Living Skies Wildlife Rehabilitation.

The first feature will transport viewers to Transylvania as they come face to face with the prince of darkness in Dracula (1931). From there, a story of eternal love and the sacrifices needed to make it stay that way in The Mummy (1932). Last, but not least, viewers with find themselves in the infamous Black Lagoon and the creature that resides within its waters in Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954).

Mark your calendars for September 13th , and prepare yourself for a world of monsters.

Screening schedule:

• 12:30PM: doortime
• 1PM: Dracula (1931)
• 2:30PM: The mummy (1932)
• 4PM: Creature From The Black Lagoon (1934)