We’re letting the Skullcrawlers Movie Club and Dead End Film House take over OFX for the night! Come see the new short film Crooked Face (2025) by Cary Thomas Cody and house favorite Dylan Cole Black’s Nemesis (2025), followed by a screening of Gremlins (1984).

Musicians welcome! Comedians welcome! Poets welcome! All artists welcome! 6:30PM sign up, 7PM start.

OFX partner Justin Jayne takes us back to 1974 with the unconventional Christmas classic and proto-slasher film Black Christmas (1974). If you like Halloween (1978), you won’t want to miss this.

Flying cows, mysterious gods and lyrical pandemonium: Don Hertzfeldt has made Animation Mixtape just for you. The dazzling 85-minute program features exciting, animated shorts from up-and-coming filmmakers, Academy Award nominees and classic pieces that originally inspired Don to start making his own iconic work. Including a new animated introduction from Don and never before seen work from famed underground animator Bruce Bickford.

Join Tanner and OFX for his documentary short and stay to help a young filmmaker’s dreams come true. We’ll be supporting Tanner’s fundraiser to create his first-ever narrative feature film!

Come hang out with OFX for a Cozy Community Craft day! Bring that unfinished crochet project and settle in for an afternoon of cozy movies. Free to attend!

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, celebrate the anniversary of Hell Hath No Fury’s theatrical release with filmmaker Zachary Burns and crew! This murder comedy of errors, with “Wile E Coyote levels of hilarity,” is sure to be a killer time.

OFX, soft hand, and OK Pride Alliance present a fundraiser screening of the Academy Award-winning documentary film No Other Land (2024), with a panel discussion from local organizations to follow. 100% of profits from OFX admission sales will be donated to Palestinian organizations.

Seats are first-come, first-serve, so come early to check out the community groups tabling in the OFX lobby. Merchandise from soft hand will be available to purchase, with 100% of profits donated to various Palestinian organizations.

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, the OFX team invites you to It’s A Wonderful Life (1946) to spread some cheer and get you in the charitable mood. Doesn’t this film just make you want to donate to the arts and Keep Film on Film Row?

Blue (1993) is the final feature film by queer filmmaker and artist Derek Jarman before his death from AIDS in 1994. OFX partners River Lunsford and Breigha Czajkowski present this unique theatrical experience in honor of World AIDS Day on December 1.

Count Galvorn returns to share with you another wicked Tales from the Past: Genuine: A Tale of a Vampire (1920), performed with a live original score and hosted by the incomparable Frightful Femme.

Written by, directed by, and starring Kaniehtiio Horn. A Mohawk woman is hired as a social media influencer but gets caught in a deadly cat-and-mouse game, as she’s forced to go to war to preserve her people’s heritage from corporate interests.

Flying cows, mysterious gods and lyrical pandemonium: Don Hertzfeldt has made Animation Mixtape just for you. The dazzling 85-minute program features exciting, animated shorts from up-and-coming filmmakers, Academy Award nominees and classic pieces that originally inspired Don to start making his own iconic work. Including a new animated introduction from Don and never before seen work from famed underground animator Bruce Bickford.

Arnold rescued Thomas from a fire when he was a child. Thomas thinks of Arnold as a hero, while Arnold's son, Victor, resents his father's alcoholism, violence, and abandonment of his family. Uneasy rivals and friends, Thomas and Victor spend their days killing time on a Coeur d'Alene reservation and arguing about their cultural identities. When Arnold dies, the duo set out on a cross-country journey to Phoenix to retrieve Arnold's ashes.

Mekko, released from prison after a 19-year sentence, has nowhere to go and sleeps on the streets. When he is taken in by the native community, he becomes convinced that a man among their ranks is a witch. Directed by Sterlin Harjo.

An all-girl rock trio battles evil record execs who brainwash teens by embedding subliminal messages in their music. A rousing adaptation of the comic book.

Wildlife photographer Dakota Lafayette entered the Oklahoma woods on November 19, 2022 for an assignment. She ended up documenting a murder. Wounded. Pursued by the killer. Struggling against nature. She fights for survival. For truth. For justice.

VHS GRINDHOUSE is a series of classic films that may or may not be the greatest films ever made! This VHS delights are pulled straight from the VHSANDCHILL OKC collection. Movies that DESERVE their day in court for the crimes committed TO them or BY them! ​These films will scream from the heavens the madness that is their message! 

Join River Lunsford and former Oklahoma State Representative Mauree Turner for a screening of Southern Comfort (2001) in honor of annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. Southern Comfort (2001) follows Robert Eads, a transgender man, in the final year of his life after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer and denied life-saving healthcare due to his identity.

On a desolate Navajo reservation in New Mexico, three young people – a college-bound, devout Christian, a rebellious and angry father-to-be, and a promiscuous and gorgeous Nádleehi- search for love and acceptance.

Dawn Davenport progresses from a teenage nightmare hell-bent on getting cha-cha heels for Christmas to a fame monster with egomaniacal impulses. A film by John Waters.

This documentary focuses on drag queens living in New York City and their "house" culture, which provides a sense of community and support for the flamboyant and often socially shunned performers. Groups from each house compete in elaborate balls that take cues from the world of fashion. Also touching on issues of racism and poverty, the film features interviews with a number of renowned drag queens, including Willi Ninja, Pepper LaBeija and Dorian Corey.

We have another double feature for our observation of Transgender Awareness Week and this month’s Church of Cinema screening. First is The Salt Mines (1990), followed by The Transformation (1995). Two documentaries that are sure to stir up many thoughts and feelings.

Ten short experimental films use chemical, analog, and digital manipulation to explore various spectrums including and beyond gender: from fixed to fluid identities, from solitude to community, from doom to hope, from rage to joy.

Experience this incredible double feature during our celebration of Transgender Awareness Week! Starting with a beautiful local short, Boy Mode, followed by renowned musical, Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Stay afterward for a Q&A with the local filmmakers of Boy Mode!

How would you know the difference between dream and reality? When a beautiful stranger leads computer hacker Neo to a forbidding underworld, he discovers the shocking truth--the life he knows is the elaborate deception of an evil cyber-intelligence.

An aspiring clown grappling with her gender identity combats a fascistic caped crusader. A film by Vera Drew.

Bring non-perishable food items to OFX between 6pm-7pm (before the movie starts at 7pm) on November 11th to be donated to our local food bank! Then, stay for our showing of Practical Magic (1998).

Musicians welcome! Comedians welcome! Poets welcome! All artists welcome!
Sign ups at 6:30pm, show starts at 7pm.

Foreign Legion officer Galoup recalls his once glorious life, training troops in the Gulf of Djibouti. His existence there was happy, strict and regimented, until the arrival of a promising young recruit, Sentain, plants the seeds of jealousy in Galoup’s mind.