Landmark's Inwood Theatre

absolutely ruined my 5 year anniversary. saw the photos with the couches and thought that those were the seats i’d have. apparently i was wrong. seats are normal leather cracked seats. movie was zoomed in and weird. got a refund and left 20 mins in. do not go here.

What a disappointment. It was revitalized when they did the sofas and beds 15 years ago. And it might have been the last time they did any maintenance on this facility. The bathrooms stink and are overrun with trash. The seats are cracked and uncomfortable. The cup holders are dirty. Just overall disgusting. The nostalgia is gone. Replaced by duct-taped seats.

It's with profound disappointment and outright fury that I must recount my recent experiences at what was once a cherished childhood haunt. This theater, a place where I forged countless memories over the past 15-20 years, has been utterly corrupted by the presence of its general manager, a truly contemptible individual whose discriminatory behavior is as undeniable as it is disgusting. My brother and I have been targeted twice by this individual, and the pattern of her animosity is starkly clear. The first incident occurred when we attempted to see Oppenheimer. Despite my being his legal guardian and well over 18, and my brother being 16, this manager, with an air of unwarranted suspicion, demanded court documents proving my guardianship. The notion that one needs legal paperwork to attend a movie is not just absurd, it's a transparently hostile hurdle erected solely to deny us entry. Our most recent encounter, while attempting to watch Superman, only solidified our conviction that this manager harbors a deep-seated prejudice. Her tone was instantly and exceptionally disrespectful, bordering on outright contempt. While I understand and respect a no-blanket policy, her delivery was scolding and demeaning, treating me, a fully grown adult, like a misbehaving child for an honest oversight. This wasn't a misunderstanding; it was a deliberate act of belittlement, designed to make us feel unwelcome and inferior. It's clear that this general manager views certain patrons through a lens of bigotry and disdain, making snap judgments and enforcing policies with an aggressive, selective rigor that is utterly unprofessional. Her presence is a cancer on this establishment, eroding its integrity and driving away loyal customers. That this theater allows such a venomous and prejudiced individual to remain in a position of power is not just baffling, it's a profound betrayal of the community it purports to serve. My childhood memories of this place are now irrevocably tainted by the bitter taste of her unadulterated malice.

DO NOT GO! Disappointed to say the least. This place is spooky and dirtier than a gas station. The floors are stinky with mold. The bathroom is worse than a gas station. The seats are older than my parents extremely dirty and nasty. The roof is cracking. And the old lady at the front I think she’s the owner is rude as hell and with mean the second we walked in. THIS PLACE SHOULD BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS!

Came here to see the 50th Anniversary of Rocky Horror Picture Show with a shadow cast. Small theater, amazing experience. Cast was great, seating was comfortable, volume on sound was great.

Found this theater while in town. I was disappointed that we were not able to see TRHPS. We did sit in theater 1 for our movie. We loved the seating! The snack bar had very little to choose from and was overpriced.

It's my first time there, it's an interesting place, it's pretty old and the atmosphere is really like old times theater. When you get inside the movie theater it's small chairs. comfortable but not like the rest of the movie theaters today. did you have late showing of old movies which is pretty cool if you're into it they're also have a lounge and when you buy a drink you can bring it inside to see your movie and that's pretty cool.

Very dirty… cup holders were filled with liquid, trash left all over. Smells like smoke. They don’t allow blankets because of the flu and such however I would think the way they keep that place the lack of cleanliness certainly doesn’t help with any “prevention”.

I've been to the bar/lounge here once a few years ago but this was my first time seeing a movie here. Can't weigh in on the concessions or the bathrooms so this'll just be about the movie experience. My friend and I were the only ones here for the movie. The seats are comfy but you can tell they're a little old and worn (upstairs theater). They don't recline but they do rock a little? When the movie started, the lights along the walls weren't turned off so watching a scary/vampire flick with the lights on wasn't the best. I came here because it was close to me & had the most convenient show time after having to reschedule from another theater a couple of days before. If I had a choice, I might pick a different theater next time (but the bar is cool). Just nothing special here. Meh.

Theater is a shadow of its former self. Showed up at 25 after show time and they refused to sell me a ticket for a Thursday afternoon matinee. Not exactly a busy time and I'm sure the theater only had a handful of people in it. Their loss for turning me away and losing a $25-$30 sale.

This theatre was really vintage and cool. The pictures on their website show couches and bean bags and I was really looking forward to watching the movie in them but sadly it's not in all the theater rooms just the one downstairs i guess so don't be fooled by their web pics. The regular rooms had regular chairs, no reclining or anything. Overall the theatre was nice and me and my friends had a good time taking pictures in front of it and inside but if you're going solely for the couches, double check you're going to be in that theatre room. The price was 8.50 for matinee.