American Psycho is a chilling satirical thriller that dives into the mind of Patrick Bateman, a Wall Street yuppie whose obsession with status masks a darker reality. This film, directed by Mary Harron and based on Bret Easton Ellis's cult novel, challenges viewers to confront the absurdity of consumerism and the fragility of identity in a glitzy, superficial society. With its sharp script and haunting performances, it remains a defining piece of 2000s cinema, blending horror, dark humour, and biting social commentary. The iconic scene where Bateman delivers the infamous "This is not an exit" line encapsulates his descent into madness. With a modest box office of $34 million against a $7 million budget, it has since achieved cult status, earning a spot on several 'best of' lists. The film's sharp critique of wealth and identity, coupled with its striking visuals and memorable quotes like "I simply am not there," showcases Harron's directorial prowess. Nominated for multiple awards, American Psycho continues to resonate as a provocateur of modern morality. Organise a screening of American Psycho and immerse your audience in its unsettling world, where satire meets horror in a spectacular way. Don’t just watch—create an unforgettable cinematic experience that
Create a screening
Screenwave helps film fans bring classic, cult, and fan-favourite films back to local cinemas. Anyone can start a screening, share it, and invite others to back it. Once the funding target is reached, Lowther Cinema confirms the date.
Mary Harron made American Psycho for one reason — to be seen on the biggest screen possible. The kind of film that loses something on a laptop, a tablet, or even a TV. 1h 42m that deserve your full attention and a darkened room. See it properly or don't see it at all.
So create a screening. Bring your mates, your family, your colleagues, your neighbours, that friend who's never seen it and needs to. Pack the seats with people who get it — or people who are about to. This is your cinema. Your film. Your night. Make it one to remember.
There's something a purpose-built cultural venue does that a multiplex never can. Lowther Pavilion has been bringing people together on the Fylde Coast for generations — and now, with a state-of-the-art cinema at its heart, it's doing it on the big screen too. DCP projection, immersive surround sound, 164 seats. The kind of setup that makes whatever you're watching feel like it matters. It's a natural home for live broadcasts, concert films, and special events — but the space works for anything. Classic films, new releases, one-off community nights. Whatever you want to see, Lowther Pavilion gives it the setting it deserves. Choose your film. Bring Lytham together. Make it a night."
Lowther Pavilion in Lytham St Annes is home to a brand new, state-of-the-art cinema — featuring a DCP projection system and immersive surround sound in a stunning 164-seat auditorium right in the heart of the Fylde Coast.
4K / Digital Projection
Surround Sound (Dolby 5.1 / 7.1 / Atmos)
Reserved Seating
Accessible Seating / Wheelchair Spaces
Step-free Access
Toilets / Accessible Toilets
Hot food options
Alcohol licence
Barista coffee
Free parking (check for time restrictions)
Lowther Pavilion is easy to reach by bus or train. The nearest bus stop is on Lowther Terrace, just a five minute walk away, with direct services to Blackpool and Preston. By train, Lytham station (Northern Rail) is a twelve minute walk from the venue.
We have around 75 on-site parking spaces available, costing £3.50 all day Monday to Sunday — tickets can be purchased from the Box Office and must be displayed. If you're joining us for an evening screening, parking is free.
No — Screenwave screenings are public, community events open to everyone.
Yes — creating a screening costs just
The screening doesn't go ahead and all backers are refunded.
Most screenings have a funding target of around £12.00, which covers the cost of bringing the film to the cinema. The total is shared between everyone who backs it.
You suggest a proposed date, which is confirmed once the screening is funded and agreed with the cinema.
Choose a film you'd love to see at the cinema.
When enough people support it, we book the cinema and secure the rights.
The screening goes ahead — or you get a 100% refund if it doesn't.
