BG Horror Club
Bowling Green's home for horror movie enthusiasts. Screening horror movies monthly at The Capitol.
BG Horror Club is your home for curated horror screenings, strange discoveries, and late-night genre devotion. We screen the films that deserve a second life, dig into the trivia buried beneath the floorboards, and celebrate every corner of the genre, from black-and-white monsters to blood-slick '90s cult gems. Step inside and stay a while, the shadows are friendly.
We host screenings at The Capitol theater in Bowling Green, KY
The Capitol - 416 E Main Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42101Coming Attractions
Tuesday
November
17
6:00 pm
Time Enough At Last
TV-PG • 1959 • 25 min
Tuesday
November
17
6:30 pm
The Hitch-hiker
TV-PG • 1960 • 25 min
Tuesday
November
17
7:00 pm
Eye of the Beholder
TV-PG • 1960 • 25 min
Tuesday
November
17
7:30 pm
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
TV-PG • 1960 • 25 min
Tuesday
November
17
8:00 pm
Living Doll
TV-PG • 1963 • 25 min
Tuesday
November
17
8:30 pm
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
TV-PG • 1963 • 25 min
The Vault
Step into the Vault, where the ghosts of screenings past still linger. These are the films we've watched, dissected, and adored, a growing chronicle of the horrors that shaped our nights.
The Evil Dead (1981) - The Cabin That Launched a Thousand Sequels
Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell made a horror movie in the woods with barely any money and somehow created one of the most influential splatter films ever. Grab your chainsaw and join us.
Ernest Scared Stupid (1991) - Know What I Mean, Vern?
Jim Varney returns as everyone's favorite well-meaning disaster, this time accidentally unleashing a troll on Halloween. Bring the kids. Bring the milk. Just do not bring your dignity.
The Exorcist (1973) - The One That Changed Everything
They made a horror film so effective that people fainted in theaters. William Friedkin's The Exorcist is screening at Capitol Theatre, and yes, it is still that good.
HauntedWeen: The One Nobody Sent Back
A slasher shot right here in Bowling Green comes home to Donna's Bar. Trivia at 5:00, screenings at 6:30 and 8:00, two dollars at the door, twenty-one and up. They once offered a money-back guarantee on this movie. Not one copy came back.