Part of our Halloween-o-thon 2025 series

Sunday, October 26, 2025, Million Dollar Theater

LOCATION: The Million Dollar Theater, 307 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013

730p ZODIAC (2007, dir by David Fincher, w/ Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr, Paramount, 157mns, USA, 35mm)

For any screenings with 35mm prints, always be prepared that we may have to use a DCP.digital backup just in case.

You can get two for one (two tickets for the price of one) to any individual movie or get the HALLOWEEN-O-THON 2025 all-day pass (all movies, best deal) while supplies last.

730p ZODIAC We return to where we started with another movie that manages to unsettle and horrify without ever resorting to excessive gore or jump scares. Even more, David Fincher's 2007 Zodiac about the decades spent by police, amateur sleuths, and journalists to try and figure out the true identity of the real-life Zodiac seriel killer is one of the best movies of the 21st century. San Francisco cartoonist Robert Graysmith (Gyllenhaal), San Francisco Chronicle journalist Paul Avery, and SFPD Detective Dave Toschi (Ruffalo) start in 1968 a years-long odyssey to catch and stop a mysterious seriel killer who taunts the police and public with puzzles he submits to the local newspapers while he murders innocent people. The movie, whose style was inspired partially by Fincher's love of the 1970's All The President's Men, is the mirror inversion of Fincher's earlier Seven and Fight Club. Here Fincher is so procedural and obsessive that inner psychology and outer horror meet somewhere beyond all of us to paint a portrait of how people can lose their lives to evil even if they aren't physically touched by it. A masterpiece.

All titles on glorious 35mm prints.

*Come to 1, 2, or all 4. Take advantage of our 2-1 ticket deals for any one individual movie (while supplies last so get tix immediately if you want that deal) or get a 2025 HALLOWEEN-O-THON all ay pass (best deal) for all 4 movies, save money, enjoy breakfast lunch or dinner at next door's historic Grand Central Market.