Landmark's Nuart Theatre

“This is my favorite theater in LA. Known for it’s weekly Rocky Horror showing, this theater also offers a unique selection of films typically not found in more commercial theaters. I especially enjoy their Cine Insomnia series, where they show an assortment of films ranging from anime to cult classics during later hours. Overall a unique theater and experience I highly recommended!”

“Great place to see rare and weird movies that you won’t see anywhere else. They’ve recently had David Lynch and Jim Jarmusch months. Great Rocky Horror Picture Show showings by Sins O’ the Flesh shadow cast! Also, shares a wall with Cinefile Video where the rent physical media and specialize in cult film. ALL HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!”

“In the bustling heart of West LA, tucked away on Santa Monica Blvd., the Nuart Theater stands as a cinematic haven with a charming facade that sends me back to the bygone era of classic cinema. Its exterior, adorned with vintage marquee lights, beckons travelers to step into a world where time slows down. Entering through the doors, the aroma of freshly popped popcorn envelops you, setting the tone for a night of cinematic delight. The staff, exuding warmth and friendliness, make you feel like a regular from the moment you walk in. We grabbed some popcorn, drinks, and a pack of jujubes and were off. Inside, the Nuart Theater surprises with its quiet intimacy. The hushed atmosphere adds to the allure, transporting you to a place where the magic of film takes center stage. We were among a handful of patrons, creating an almost private screening experience in the massive auditorium. Our chosen film, 'Society of the Snow,' unfolded on the large silver screen with captivating brilliance, earning a solid 10/10. Post-film, we took it upon ourselves to tidy up what little mess we made, a small gesture of appreciation for the staff. We parked just behind the theater on a residential street, and while I felt relatively safe during the late night walk, I can understand a small group of individuals having their reservations, but there was also parking on Sawtelle, which is a more brightly lit and busier street. Overall, the Nuart Theater is a cinematic gem that goes beyond screening movies; it crafts an immersive journey, leaving you overwhelmingly pleased with this hidden treasure of West LA.”