Ils/Them theaters announced

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Here’s a flick that, if all the buzz and hype doesn’t let us down, will kick our bum-bums and go down as one of the more terrifying horror films in recent years: ILS (or as it’s being called in North America, “THEM!”)

Dark Sky Films has announced where and when this flick is going to open in the States, and I’m happy to share the info with you. Here ya go!

8/3/07: Portland, OR- Hollywood Theater

8/17/07: New York, NY- Cinema Village

8/24/07: Chicago, IL – Pipers Alley

Las Vegas, NV- Regal Village

Seattle, WA- AMC Loews, Uptown 3

8/31/07: Boston, MA- Landmark Kendall Square

Philadelphia, PA- Ritz 5

Washington, DC- Landmark East, St. Cinema

9/7/07: Los Angeles, CA – Laemelles Sunset 5

Birmingham, MI- Uptown Birmingham 8

9/14/07: Denver, CO- Tamaras Square Cinemas

Salt Lake City, UT- Regency Trolley Square

Being a lucky New Yorker, you’d better believe my ass will be in the theater come August 17 weekend. Will you be able to check this thing out in your hometown? If not, are you gonna do the right thing and travel hundreds of miles to see it? If your answer is no, then get outta here! (Just kidding, don’t get out of here.)

Check out the official site for ILS/THEM HERE.

Source: Official Site

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