The Beverly Theater presents a cult cinema double feature that pairs two infamous films known for their "so bad they're good" appeal. The evening begins with Tommy Wiseau's "The Room," widely celebrated as one of the most entertainingly terrible movies ever made, with its bizarre dialogue, plot holes, and peculiar acting that has created a passionate fan base worldwide. Following this modern cult classic, attendees will experience "Big Shark," the newer offering from Wiseau that continues his unique filmmaking approach while venturing into monster movie territory. This double feature offers film enthusiasts a rare opportunity to experience these works in a theatrical setting, surrounded by fellow admirers of unconventional cinema.

In the elegant surroundings of The Beverly Theater, this screening transforms from a simple movie night into a communal celebration of cult film culture. Many fans of "The Room" participate in interactive viewing traditions, such as throwing plastic spoons at the screen during certain scenes or reciting famous lines along with the film. The intimate 150-seat theater provides the perfect atmosphere for both newcomers and devoted fans to appreciate these films that have transcended traditional criticism to become beloved cultural phenomena.