October’s Queer Movie Night!!!
Double feature for the spooky season 🎃👀👹
Water and popcorn provided
FREE FREE FREE
Show up at 6:30pm, Movie starts at 7pm
Hosted in Brooklyn Center
First will be Satranic Panic
When Max, trans queen Aria’s found brother and the love of artist Jay’s life, is ruthlessly slaughtered by a shadowy cult in a ritual to summon a cadre of demons, two friends will follow a mysterious note promising answers and hit the road.
After Satranic Panic we will have a short break/discussion and then be playing They/Them
A group of teenagers at an LGBTQ+ conversion camp endures unsettling psychological techniques while being stalked by a mysterious masked killer.
Accesability:
The movie night will be held in a house.there are short steps into the house. Narrow doorways and hallways as it is a 1950s house. There is an upstairs bathroom and downstairs bathroom. Patio out back to get some fresh air.
The movie will be shown downstairs on a projector. Floor seats and bean bag space is available.
Chairs on request.
We have a ramp for getting into the house, but not to get into the house. If you would like us to set up the ramp to get in please ask!!
Message us on Instagram at @timetravelerspublichouse or (763) 280-8769 for the address and or questions!!
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