This pocket-size portrait of evil and despair from Val Lewton stars Oscar-winner Kim Hunter in her film debut as a young woman who leaves the safety of her boarding school to track down her missing sister (a haunting Jean Brooks), who has fallen in with a death-obsessed, Satan-worshipping cult.

Carpenter’s film serves up one gorgeous-terrifying image after another and features a host of perfectly cast horror icons from Jamie Lee Curtis and her mother Janet Leigh to Adrienne Barbeau.

Today it remains unequaled as a landmark of outlaw filmmaking, and is perhaps the most frightening film ever made.

This pocket-size portrait of evil and despair from Val Lewton stars Oscar-winner Kim Hunter in her film debut as a young woman who leaves the safety of her boarding school to track down her missing sister (a haunting Jean Brooks), who has fallen in with a death-obsessed, Satan-worshipping cult.

Many believe Godzilla has turned his back on humanity when he suddenly arrives in Japan, leaving destruction in his wake. But when the true Godzilla appears, the monster on the rampage is revealed to be Mechagodzilla, a mechanical menace built by an invading alien force.

Carpenter’s film serves up one gorgeous-terrifying image after another and features a host of perfectly cast horror icons from Jamie Lee Curtis and her mother Janet Leigh to Adrienne Barbeau.

When nine-year-old Omri (Hal Scardino) receives a cupboard for his birthday, he soon realizes that with just one turn of a magical key, the toys he puts inside come to life. The best-selling children’s novel by Lynne Reid Banks comes to entrancing life in Frank Oz’s richly realized adaptation.

Organized by genre, this curated program brings together classical animators, self-taught pioneers, and independent and underground filmmakers.

Journalists Ichiro Sakai and Junko are covering the wreckage of a typhoon when an enormous egg belonging to Mothra is found in Japanese waters and claimed by greedy capitalists.

From the smallest man in the world to an exhilarating journey to Mars, this luminous program presents creations from the last two decades of Argentine animated cinema that will appeal to the youngest viewers.  

Celebrate a vibrant Day of the Dead at Museum of the Moving Image with a performance of Aztec Mexica dance, ofrendas, fun digital media activities for kids and families, and music from Indigenous dance troupe Yayauhki Tezcatlipoka.

hidorah, the Three-Headed Monster is an electrifying debut for Godzilla’s most popular enemy and marks a turning point in the original cycle of Showa era Godzilla films that sees the King of the Monsters come to the aid of humanity for the very first time.

Following the Museum's 2024 Day of the Dead celebration on 11/2, we present Alejandro Amenábar's brilliant 2001 ghost story, starring Nicole Kidman as a young British mother awaiting her husband’s return from the front lines of World War I.

Thirty years after the kaiju’s first attack, a string of shocking disasters at sea signals the return of Godzilla.

This program showcases happily mutant creations from yesterday and today, animated shorts that transform the animated medium, odysseys of growth, science, and nature that address evolutionary leaps in the human race.

From comics to animated blockbusters, to his children's magazine Anteojito (the longest running magazine of its kind in Latin American history), to commercials, García Ferré founded a powerful, heartfelt, and playful empire with no equal in Argentina.

The horrors of nuclear destruction were rendered B-movie poetry in the landmark Japanese mega-hit that launched the legendary Godzilla series, screening 11/3.

When nine-year-old Omri (Hal Scardino) receives a cupboard for his birthday, he soon realizes that with just one turn of a magical key, the toys he puts inside come to life. The best-selling children’s novel by Lynne Reid Banks comes to entrancing life in Frank Oz’s richly realized adaptation.

Released to great acclaim from fans and critics alike, Godzilla Minus One recaptures the bleak atmosphere of the 1954 original like no other sequel has done and elevates the reputation of the franchise’s special effects to new heights. Screening 11/3!