10 Best Horror Movies Set In A Cinema

4. Porno

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From Fangoria, Porno is the most recent release on this list. While a limited theatrical run was originally planned for last year, that sadly didn't come to fruition due to the ongoing global pandemic. Still, the positive of this situation is that Porno can currently be found streaming on Shudder.

Set in a small town back in the '90s, Porno finds a group of five teenage cinema employees opting to start up a mysterious film reel once the theater has closed for the night.

For this five, putting on this vintage X-rated picture causes all kinds of trouble for them, as it unleashes a demonic succubus intent on seducing each of the group. Known as Lilith, this figure takes on different forms to lull in each of its targets.

Brimming with gore, impressive SFX work and a wince-inducing penis gag, Porno serves as a brilliant horror-comedy from director Keola Racela.

It's also worth noting that money generated from the digital rental of Porno goes to support independent movie theaters - which, that alone, means that this impressive, genuinely freaky picture is worthy of be featured here.

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