Feel Good Film Club Experience

28/08/2026

26/08/2026

Next Tuesday 1 September, show your support for a brand new film club as Maraschino FC have their first ever screening and have chosen a 90s Sandra Bullock banger! 

They're screening THE NET at Crowd of Favours, doors 7PM, film 7:15PM.

"Our whole world is sitting there on a computer... just begging for someone to screw with." — Pretty apt for a film made in 1995! 🖥️

Sandra Bullock stars as Angela Bennett, a computer programmer whose life is turned upside down after she's sent a mysterious disc and finds herself caught up in a government conspiracy.

THE NET is a fascinating time capsule of early internet culture and was surprisingly prescient for its time. It also has the right amount of cheesy, entertaining 90s thriller energy!

Start the month of September strong, don't miss this, get your tickets via the link in our bio!

24/08/2026

23/08/2026

SPOOKIES IS ONE WEEK AWAY! 🧟

Do you want to see farting zombies, were-cats and money puppets on the big screen? What The Film Club has got you covered.

This is a rare opportunity to watch this gloriously silly 80s cult horror oddity together with a crowd of people equally appreciative of shockingly bad movies.

There will be a short intro before and a free weird prize giveaway after the film. What’s not to like?!

📼 Showing at Archive
📆 Sunday 30 August / 19:30
🎫 Ticket link in bio (Pay What You Can)

21/08/2026

"‘It says here that you're... Cauc... asian? Well, they got that wrong. You're obviously white.’ Ten years later and that line is still cracking me up.

That should give you a good flavour of the kind of wonderfully silly, playful humour the film has. If you love Flight of the Conchords, another stellar New Zealand comedy, chances are you’ll love this too." - Martha, Digital Marketing Coordinator.

The 4K restoration of Hunt for the Wilderpeople is back for its 10th anniversary and it's this week's . You can read Martha's full review here: hpph.co.uk/journal/hyde-park-pick-hunt-for-the-wilderpeople

21/08/2026

Very excited to announce that my Scalarama Leeds 2026 film screening will be THE SPIN at Jumbo Records on Friday 25 September at 6PM!

This light-hearted and fun film follows Dermot and Elvis, two best friends and lifelong music lovers. They face losing their beloved record shop, leading them to embark on a chaotic road trip across Ireland in search of rare records that they could sell in order to save the shop!

Don't miss this sweet and uplifting film all about friendship, the love of music, whimsical conversational tangents, chasing dreams and the lengths that you will go to for the things you love.

Jumbo Records will be transformed for an evening into a pop-up cinema, so you can watch a film about the search for valuable vinyl surrounded by records in an amazing record shop!

🍿Plus free popcorn 
🙌Pay As You Feel raffle! 
🎬 Certificate 15 

There will be time before the film starts at 6:30PM to browse the shelves and get yourself a new addition to your record collection!

Get your tickets from the link in the bio! 

27/04/2026

There's a new film club on the scene, it's Ms. Diagnosed and they have their first screening this Wednesday!!! Head to the The Cardigan Arms on the 29th April from 6PM to watch the epic EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE! Get there early to make an emotional support rock friend. All materials will be provided. This is a collab between Poised Peach Cinema , Feel Good Film Club Experience and Hermit Pictures!

Get tickets here - https://www.ticketsource.com/ms-diagnosed/ms-diagnosed-presents-everything-everywhere-all-at-once/e-xpjabb

Ms. Diagnosed seeks to spotlight films with female protagonists* whose stories resonate with the lives & experiences of neurodivergent women.

It is a creative response to suggestions from the current health secretary that the UK is experiencing an over-diagnosis of neurodivergent conditions, with little to no acknowledgement of the decades-long under-diagnosis of neurodivergence in people socialised as women.

This film serves as a visual pastiche of colliding and intersecting allegories for neurodivergent experiences.

It's one of the best films of the 21st century. but also...
Everything Everywhere All At Once follows laundromat owner Evelyn Quan Wang as she leaps across the multiverse in a mission to save everything in existence from being swallowed by the endless abyss of a black hole, created by an alternate version of her daughter, Joy. As one of the universes is a rock universe that is what inspired our activity.

Come and watch this wonderful, wacky, weird and world class film on Wednesday, get tickets now!