BIZARRO PRESENTS: A VHS-Rip, Mystery, Christmas Screening, presented in REACTO-VISION | Tues Dec 15th | Doors 19:00 | Downstairs at The Bee's Mouth | Ho-Ho-Ho
Merry Christmas! Bizarro is celebrating the festive season with a festive MYSTERY SCREENING. Ripped from an authentically crummy VHS, our secret, cinematic Christmas cracker is guaranteed to go off with a bang.
Snow, Santa, ever-diminishing boxes of Quality Streets, but what's the one thing every Christmas needs? Science, of course! Bizarro is honoured to present our mystery Christmas screening in REACTO-VISION, a groundbreaking new cinematic format developed by Dr Stolonius MaCoy. Be the first to witness a pioneering new form of cinema at our mystery screening on December 15th.
EVENT DETAILS
📅 Tuesday 15th December, 2026
🕗 Doors 19:00, End Time Approx 22:00
📍 Downstairs @ The Bee's Mouth, 10 Western Rd, Brighton and Hove, BN3 1AE
Accessibility: This venue is sadly not accessible, as the basement is down two flights of stairs. We intend to improve on this in the future.
CW/Rating: Rated 18 BBFC, sexual violence, strong real sex, nudity
Event FAQs:
What should I bring?
Yourself! A friend (with a ticket, obvs)! Please don't bring your own food and drink. The Bee's Mouth serves a great variety of beverages, and there are plenty of food options on Western Road for before the screening.
What is the mystery film?
Nice try. If you have any concerns about the content of the film, please refer to the BBFC classification and content advice. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to reach out to a full list of trigger warnings. Safe to say, our selected film is not for the faint of heart. Merry Christmas!
What is REACTO-VISION?
Due to an ongoing dispute involving Dr MaCoy and the Swedish Board for Ergonomic Repore, Bizarro is not at liberty to discuss the particulars of REACTO-VISION. Expect a format atypical of what you might experience at the Multiplex.
What if I don't celebrate Christmas?
Please come along! Anyone expecting yule logs, non-secular singing, and tradition is misinformed. Everyone is always welcome.