The Metro: The Redford Theatre and its Halloween line-up has something for everyone
Redford Theatre programmer and volunteer John Monaghan joined the show to talk more about the importance of preserving and showing films of the past.
The Redford Theatre, located in Detroit's Old Redford neighborhood, first opened in January 1928 as a neighborhood movie house.
Since 1928, The Redford Theatre has been a fixture in the heart of the Detroit community. Standing just off of Lahser and Grand River in Detroit, the theater prides itself on showing unique films.
Recently, the theater received a grant from the state historic preservation office to restore its iconic steel windows, helping maintain the historic space and keep the charm that makes it a special place to view a film.
As one of the busiest times of the year for the theater, Halloween season has become a favorite among movie lovers. The line-up ranges from horror and gore to family favorites.
Directly next door to the theater is the Motor City Cinema Society. Its main goal is to curate, preserve and showcase movies on film and provide an engaging and inclusive experience for our patrons.
Redford Theatre programmer and volunteer John Monaghan joined the show to talk more about the importance of preserving and showing films of the past.
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