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Rip It Up Season

Rip It Up Season

Monday 5 Oct 2026

Announcing a major new season in association with the BFI. Rebellion, joy and heartbreak; join us through October to see youth culture captured on the big screen. Part-curated by our Young Electrics this season includes screenings of Carrie, Human Traffic and — in a mods Vs rockers special - Quadrophenia and Cry-Baby.


Fri 16 Oct 7.30pm Rocky Horror Picture Show (interactive) 

Fishnets, fabulousness and absolute nonsense. Virgin or veteran, don't dream it—see it. Audience participation gloriously encouraged.

Book now for Rocky Horror Picture Show (interactive) >>> 


Sat 17 Oct 11am Zine and badge workshop

DIY! Fun! Make zines and badges inspired by our youth quakin’ Rip It Up Season!

Book now for VHS Box Collaging Workshop >>>


Sat 17 Oct 3pm Labyrinth (relaxed)

You remind me of the babe! Bowie-meets-Henson in this wild and dark fairytale with plenty of twisty turns. 

Book now for Labyrinth (relaxed) >>>


Sun 18 Oct 3pm Cry-Baby

John Waters pitches teen delinquent rockers against squares in this Elvis-spoofing, music-filled romance. With Johnny Depp, Ricki Lake and Iggy Pop. 

Book now for Cry-Baby >>>


Sun 18 Oct 7.30pm Quadrophenia

Here come the mods! Teen scooter odyssey based on The Who’s rock opera. A blistering benchmark of rock n’ roll cinema.

Book now for Quadrophenia >>>


Thu 22 Oct 11am Living for Kicks (subtitled)

The rise of the teenager! Find teddy boys, coffee bars, pop stars and a Brighton and Liverpool frothing with late-50s/early 60s subcultures. 

Book now for Living for Kicks (subtitled)>>>


Sat 24 Oct 3pm 13 Going on 30

Noughties body-swap story with Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo. Glittery, pink, and goofy! 

Book now for 13 Going on 30 >>>


Sat 24 Oct 7.30pm Carrie

Sissy Spacek, teen telekinesis, bullies and blood. Carrie’s deep emotional truths, powerful performances and eye-popping style redefined the horror genre. 

Book now for Carrie >>>


Sun 25 Oct 3pm The Virgin Suicides

Dreamy, mysterious, and stylish, Sophia Coppola’s ode to suburban teen angst has become a cult classic. With Kathleen Turner and Kirsten Dunst. 

Book now for The Virgin Suicides >>>


Mon 26 Oct Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging

Partly shot in Eastbourne, this noughties classic captures the rollercoaster agonies and ecstasies of adolescence, but above all, the push-and-pull of teen friendships.

Book now for Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging >>>


Tue 27 Oct 3pm Pride

The true, 80s-set story of the unlikely alliance between gay and lesbian activists and striking miners. Uplifting, smart and with sharp period detail. With Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton and Paddy Considine. 

Book now for Pride >>>


Tue 27 Oct 7.30pm Human Traffic

John Simm and Danny Dyer light up this love letter to youthful hedonism, an affectionate salute to rave culture. 

Book now for Human Traffic >>>


Wed 28 Oct 3pm Rocks

A young teenage girl struggles to take care of herself and her younger brother after being abandoned by their single mother. Shot naturalistically this earthy, bittersweet coming-of-age tale is heart-breaking and life-affirming in equal measure. 

Book now for Rocks >>>


Wed 28 Oct 7.30pm Music Video Night

Join us for a celebration of classic music videos and recently made shorts and videos by young Hastings and St Leonards filmmakers. Part of our Teenage Flicks programming and hosted by Benbow Film Collective and DV8 young creatives.

Book now for Music Video Night >>>


Thu 29 Oct 3pm Ish

Two 12-year-old best friends struggle with their relationship after a police stop and search. Set in Luton’s South Asian and Middle Eastern community, it’s a story of political and racial tension, loss and growing up. 

Book now for Ish >>>