This used to be a regal cinema. It was closed and then totally refurbished and redone by the NCG…read more This is the only location they have in New York State I believe. The seats are nice and comfortable, especially the recliner seats. The screens are a good size in every one of the theaters. The staff is friendly. Good choices of films as they have 12 screens and often have interesting. Independent movies here. As well as having classic films from the 1940s right up until the 2000s Bargain night is Tuesday night all tickets six dollars The popcorn is good here and a little bit less expensive than AMC and regal

Watching a film with the locals on the dark on the big screen is still a nice experience. Finding…read morethe entrance to the cinema in the back lot takes some looking.

Basically it's a year round film festival at their three theatres. Killer sound upstairs at the…read moreOrpheum!

Superb niche movie and art house: shows foreign films, repeat films and movies that turn people's…read moreheads. The location is splendid! Review: 5+

Such an amazing atmosphere, and I love the workers here. They're incredible friendly and…read moreconversational, and remember you after visiting a couple times. Great selection of indie movies as well!

I came down for a special showing of a film, and was captivated by this small but extremely…read morethoughtfully-run cinema. (OK, I guess theater, since they're also set up for live events, the stage looks super fun). While the original place has clearly been chopped up a bit, as these things have happened over the years, to make multiple screens, the smaller main theater retains much of its original charm. The sound was among the best I've ever heard -- forget the mall theaters with their cookie cutter speaker systems, this place feels like the audio has actually been tuned to the space. Not too loud but utterly clear and encompassing. Throw in interesting programs and very, very reasonable concession prices on top of super friendly staff, even though the Orpheum is quite a haul for us, we are definitely returning, especially for the special festival programming. Now I want to buy some merch so I can spread the word.

This lovely little music chapel is infused with the spirit and aura of its founder 100 years ago…read more The Catskills like the berks are filled with charming Americana venues and this is one of the most historical. 3/4 of seating are under the roof and 1/4 in the open so get there early. Side seats accommodate late comers but the offer good views. I loved the rustic artistic aura the place exudes. Snacks are available by independent providers and is a gamble. Sometimes good sometimes not. I loved it here and will be back.

Living proof that Art and Entertainment are the province of fairies, elves and the living muse. I…read morespent the first 21 years of my life growing up in the Hudson Valley NY and the last 20 figuring out what I've missed and The Maverick is the crowning jewel of these discoveries.

Super fun and love the options with offering 4 screens! Have been 2 years in a row with my kids and…read moreit's a hit. Also reasonable prices; 12 per adult and 6 per child for 2 movies. Will continue to return!

This is a great drive-in movie theater. A quad. Probably one of only two drive in theaters with 4…read morescreens. in New York State. After 26 years of ownership by Roger Babcock. New owners bought the theater from Roger for the 2023 season and beyond. I was talking to Greg and he was very friendly. He's never run a indoor theater or drive-in before. But Roger shared with him his many years of knowledge. Tonight I'm seeing Terminator 2 and total recall. Along with new releases they are planning to do more retro movies this season so that's great. Everything at the snack bar is delicious cheeseburgers mozzarella sticks french fries popcorn. Make sure to get something at the concession stand when you come in. Because 60 to 70% of each dollar taken in at the box office Goes right back to the studios. Looks like it's the beginning of a great season under the stars that is much more enjoyable when seeing a couple of movies at a drive-in theater

Great value. I appreciate that it's right in Red Hook. I like that they use real butter on their…read morepopcorn. Generous and welcoming staff. A great community spot. I like their "previews" too, since they're showcasing local businesses instead of only showing movie previews.

We saw a daytime movie on a freezing cold Sunday, so I don't know what it's like on a normal night…read morebut: Great comfy reclining seats (heated, too!), great price, good sound. And, I've never seen this in a movie theater, they had unsalted popcorn as an option with a salt shaker to add your own. Genius!

Great little theatre ! Great community spirit, feeling, small town. Wish more films would be…read moreplaying here.

The best thing about this place is the community based feel it has going on, which make me want to…read morepatronize it more&more. I encourage everyone to access this gem. The people are super friendly and genuine. Me and my love came out to see the Mark Felt movie, and I have to admit it beats going to the malls anyday. Especially with all the good eats just steps from the door, you can easily have dinner and a movie night in a quaint lil town. SUPPORT THE LOCALS!!!!

Growing up in or in the suburbs of large cities have spoiled me in terms of massive movie theaters…read morewith 70 screens and 200 rows of stadium seating (well, that may be a little bit of an exaggeration). But, that has made me forget that smaller theaters are out there like this one. So when I came here to see Inside Out with my boyfriend's family, I was pleasantly surprised and reminded of why sometimes bigger isn't always better. First and foremost, this is a very small theater. From what I could tell, there was one screen and only a handful of rows in the small screening room. That being said, the theater looked like it was recently renovated, it was very clean, and there was plenty of legroom. The screen itself is pretty small but since the space is smaller, you are sitting closer which partially makes up for it. The audio in the theater was surprisingly good however, far exceeding many other small theaters I have visited in the past. All in all, the movie experience was pretty good. We saw Inside Out in 3D which probably would have benefited from a larger screen, but I'm not expecting an IMAX theater to be open in Hunter. One change from large city theaters that I really did enjoy was how comparatively cheap tickets were here. An adult ticket runs only $9 while 3D is $11. That kicks butt compared to the $15-$17 I've paid before for non-3D around in the Washington DC area. That plus the fact that the movie selection was surprisingly decent only added to the pleasant surprise factor. Major films like Terminator and Jurassic World were also playing. The concessions were also pretty good - popcorn, candy, ice cream, etc. but also equally cheaper than I'm used to. Overall, I had a great experience.

I grew up in Poughkeepsie and my parents used to take my brother and I there. We would go early and…read moreswim in the creek, and swing out over the water on a tire swing. It's. a very fond childhood memory.

An absolutely great experience. The ticket prices were a lot cheaper than movie theaters. They…read morefeatured a double feature of Goonies and Family Vacation. You aren't going to get recent films they feature primarily classic movies. It is a massive lot and they allow you to pick anywhere to park. The first film starts at 8:40 which I thought was late but due to the longer summer days it gets dark pretty late. The food wasn't crazy expensive but in retrospect I wish I bought my own fast food in. I ordered 2 hot dogs, a cheese nacho and mozzarella sticks for roughly 18 dollars. I only stayed for one film and it was easy to drive out the lot to leave in between the double feature but you definitely have to be smart about where you park. The only miscues is the address is a bit tricky to find. Easy to miss the turn. Also the concession stand light reflects on the screen.