Arts & Entertainment
Splatterfest and Wet Hot American Summer Coming to Colonial Theatre
September will see cult cinema (Bradley Cooper's film debut) and "five of the most outlandish and entertaining horror movies ever made."

PHOENIXVILLE, PA -- September will see cult cinema (Bradley Cooper's film debut) and "five of the most outlandish and entertaining horror movies ever made" coming to the Colonial Theatre in downtown Phoenixville.
Saturday, September 3, 2016 @ 7PM
Italian Horror Splatterfest -- Cult Cinema
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Now serving: five of the most outlandish and entertaining horror movies ever made.
It's the Colonial's Italian All-Night Splatterfest V: The Re-Splattering! Is Troll 2 the best worst movie ever made? You be the judge! Also, see the off-the-wall reanimated corpse comedy Cemetery Man, influential murder-mystery What Have You Done to Solange?, bonkers slasher film Pieces, and Lucio Fulci’s immortal classic Zombie! The evening includes trailers, prizes, posters, t-shirts and, as a special added bonus, oursecond Splatterfeast provided by our awesome sponsor Shorty’s Sunflower Café and Truckstop. Tickets $15 to $50. All in deliciously gore-ious 35mm.
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Friday, September 16, 2016 @ 9:45PM
Wet Hot American Summer -- Cult Cinema
Set in the early ‘80s, David Wain's outrageous 2001 comedy covers the last day of summer at fictitious Camp Firewood. First loves, mess hall cuisine, camp activities, and final night talent shows are all sharply skewered thanks to a star-filled cast led by Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Ken Marino, Michael Ian Black, Michael Showalter, Joe Lo Truglio, Molly Shannon, Janene Garafalo, David Hyde Pierce, Christopher Meloni, Judah Friedlander, and, in his film debut, Bradley Cooper. Rated R. 97 min. Digital screening.
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