Knoxville Film Calendar, 10/1-10/11

Movies showing in Knoxville this week. Want your event here? Contact us!

Wondering what to watch this week in Knoxville? Here are some great movies lined up for you, all showing locally!

Chroma

Experimental and arthouse cinema screenings.

October 2-3

CHROMA: IMAGE AND SOUND

63 films. 6 Live Scores. 2 Days.

CHROMA: Image & Sound is the inaugural edition of our annual festival celebrating experimental film, moving image, and live audiovisual performance. Across two days, the festival presents films from around the world.

St. James Episcopal Church. Starts at 6 pm on Friday, October 2. Tickets available online.

Knox County Public Library

October 2

The House on Haunted Hill (1959, dir. William Castle) – Digital – 10:00 am – FREE!

Join the library the first Friday of each month with their special Silver Screen series! This month, they are showing The House on Haunted Hill starring horror legend Vincent Price.

Burlington Branch Library. Refreshments will be provided.

Central Cinema

Knoxville’s only independent movie house. Full calendar here.

October 1

The History of Concrete (2026, dir. John Wilson) – Digital – 6:30 PM

Also showing 10/2-10/5, 10/7-10/8

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986, dir. John McNaughton) – Digital – 8:45 PM

Also showing 10/3

October 2

Carrie (1976, dir. Brian De Palma) – Digital – 7:00 PM

October 4

Ninja Scroll (1993, dir. Yoshiaki Kawajiri) – Digital – 3:15 PM

Also showing 10/4-10/5, and 10/7

October 9

You’ve Got Mail (1998, dir. Nora Ephron) – Digital – 6:30 PM

Regal Downtown West

Regal’s arthouse cinema.

Multiple screening times, all digital. Full schedule available online, but here are unique independent films being shown:

Beware Boiuna (2026, dir. Mike P. Nelson)

October 5: Casino Royale (2006, dir. Martin Campbell) 20th anniversary

October 12: GoldenEye (1995, dir. Martin Campbell)

Parkway Drive-In (Maryville)

October 2-3

Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (2026, dir. Cal Brunker) – Digital – 7:45 pm

Heart of the Beast (2026, dir. David Ayer) – Digital – 9:30 pm

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