Sunday Afternoon Bonkhouse brings a horror double feature to the A-Frame Theater at the Wende Museum ahead of Halloween. David Cronenberg’s Videodrome (1983) follows a television executive who finds a pirate broadcast signal that warps his mind and body. Brian Yuzna’s Society (1989) follows a Beverly Hills teenager who suspects his wealthy family and their circle are hiding something monstrous.

Each Bonkhouse screening wraps its double feature in custom-edited reels of vintage commercials, trailers, animation, and other video surprises chosen to match the films. The series began during the pandemic as a way for editors, artists, and filmmakers to stay connected. It now draws about 100 artists, directors, animators, and film lovers to screenings around Los Angeles.

Content warning: This program includes cult horror films with graphic body horror, disturbing imagery, violence, sexual content, nudity, and mature themes. Recommended for adults only.