DAVENPORT, IOWA (April 7, 2026) — The Last Picture House proudly announces the Grindhouse Old 35mm Kung Fu Film Festival, a rare two‑day cinematic event celebrating classic, high‑energy Kung Fu cinema projected on authentic 35mm film. The festival runs Friday, April 17, through Saturday, April 18, showcasing nine action-packed Kung Fu features, live Kung Fu demonstrations, and specialty food and beverage offerings.
The festival will have events for Kung Fu and martial arts enthusiasts, those new to it and everyone in between. There will be a Free Family Mystery Movie on Saturday, April 18, 9AM. Audiences will not want to miss the opportunity to see two legendary Bruce Lee performances on original 35mm. Attendees can also enjoy live, interactive events like Kung Fu demonstrations and more.
Festival-goers are encouraged to purchase tickets individually for each screening at lastpicturehouse.com/.
Guests who attend three or more screenings over the two‑day festival will receive an exclusive festival merch item and an exclusive snack, available while supplies last.
Specialty concessions and featured items will be available for purchase throughout the festival, including Wa‑chaa Peanuts and a curated selection of beverages such as Exile Shinto Japanese Rice Beer, sake, baijiu, BinTang, and shochu, enhancing the immersive grindhouse experience.
With its focus on original 35mm exhibition, iconic martial‑arts films, and live cultural experiences, the Grindhouse Old 35mm Kung Fu Film Festival offers a unique event for film enthusiasts, martial‑arts fans, and families alike.
For full schedules, film details, and ticket purchases, visit The Last Picture House website.
About The Last Picture House
Nestled along the Mississippi River in the Motor Row District of Davenport, Iowa, The Last Picture House will present an art-deco-inspired movie-going experience that has been carefully designed and crafted for film lovers of all ages and tastes by Hollywood filmmakers and Iowa natives, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.
The cinema is home to two state-of-the-art studios, a luxurious cocktail lounge, a collection of rare film art and props, and a seasonal rooftop bar and outdoor screening space that overlooks the historic Arsenal Bridge, Mississippi River, and the Motor Row District.
More information regarding showtimes, operating hours, special events, and rentals at The Last Picture House can be found at lastpicturehouse.com.
