Movies at FVB
Movies are selected and shown by members of the FVB Movie Committee. They are shown in the 4th floor auditorium at 7:30 PM, on Thursdays and Saturdays. Movies are subtitled or closed captioned whenever possible, to aid those who have impaired hearing. Residents are encouraged to suggest movies by entering the names in the In-House loose-leaf book on the second floor. Movie trailers (movie previews) are now included on this page. A trailer appears immediately below the movie description. Click or tap on the arrowhead in the middle of the trailer window to watch the trailer. Click or tap on the ll icon at the bottom left of the trailer window to pause. (These trailers generally are taken from YouTube, and may include advertisements. If a pop-up advertisement appears while you're watching the trailer, just click on the X at theupper right of the advertisement, and it will go away, or if there is no X, just wait for the ad to end.)
All movies will be shown with subtitles unless otherwise indicated
October 2024 Movies
Thursday and Saturday 7:30 PM Auditorium
Thurs 10/3 DUTCH (1991) PG13
1 Hour 47 Minutes Comedy/Drama
A rich boy and his mother's blue-collar boyfriend embark on a road trip filled with misadventures. Along the way, their differences clash, but they gradually bond, leading to personal growth, humor, and an unexpected friendship.
Sat 10/5 BEING THERE (1979) PG
2 Hours 10 Minutes Comedy/Drama
A simple gardener with limited understanding of the world becomes an unlikely political and social figure. His straightforward, unintentional remarks are misinterpreted as profound wisdom, leading to unexpected influence in high society and national affairs with comedic results.
Thurs 10/10 A BEAUTIFUL MIND (2001) PG13
2 Hours 15 Minutes Biography/Drama
A brilliant mathematician struggles with schizophrenia, battling delusions that threaten his career and relationships. His determination and the support of his wife help him persevere, leading to groundbreaking achievements in game theory and a profound personal journey of recovery and resilience.
Sat 10/12 LITTLE HOUSE OF HORRORS (1986) PG13
1 Hour 34 Minutes Dark Comedy/Horror/Musical
A shy florist discovers a strange, talking plant that craves human blood. As the plant grows, so does its appetite, leading to darkly comedic chaos. The florist must navigate his moral dilemma while grappling with the consequences of feeding the creature.
Thurs 10/17 TREMORS (1990) PG13
1 Hour 36 Minutes Dark Comedy/Horror
Residents of a small desert town find themselves under siege by giant, underground creatures that hunt through vibrations. A group of unlikely heroes bands together to outsmart the deadly beasts in a suspenseful, action-packed fight for survival.
Sat 10/19 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN (1974) PG
1 Hour 46 Minutes Farce/Comedy
A hesitant American doctor inherits his infamous grandfather's castle and scientific legacy. Initially resistant, he eventually embraces his ancestor's experiments, leading to hilarious misadventures as he brings a creature to life, blending humor, horror, and classic monster movie tropes.
Thurs 10/24 A FACE IN THE CROWD (1957) NR
2 Hours 6 Minutes Drama/Music
A charismatic drifter rises to fame as a media sensation, using his charm to manipulate public opinion. As his influence grows, he becomes increasingly corrupt, revealing the darker side of fame, power, and the impact of television on society.
Sat 10/26 THE MONSTER SQUAD (1987) PG13
1 Hour 22 Minutes Comedy/Horror/Action
A group of kids discovers that classic monsters like Dracula, the Mummy, and Frankenstein's Monster have returned to take over the world. They must team up, using their knowledge of horror films, to stop the creatures in this fun adventure.
NOTE: Please be aware that occasionally substitutions are necessary. Just think of it as a surprise.
