Jason X & RoboCop: A Double Feature of Cult Cinema, Gore and Satire

Two masks. Two films. Two very different visions of the future, violence and humanity.

In Jason X, the iconic killer Jason Voorhees returns in a spectacular science fiction setting. The tenth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise sends the infamous slasher into the distant future, blending classic horror with futuristic action.

In RoboCop, a part-human, part-machine police officer battles crime in a society shaped by corporate power and rapid technological development. Both an action classic and a biting satire, the film explores themes of media influence, commercial interests and the relationship between technology and humanity.

This double feature offers a chance to experience two cult films that have left a lasting mark on popular culture, each approaching questions of identity, violence and the future in its own distinctive way.