MK Horror: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

MK Horror are back at The Craufurd Arms in Wolverton on Saturday 28 November, with The Rocky Horror Picture Show on the screen. It's their next monthly screening in a run that's been going since 2021, and this one is a bit of a heavy hitter — a proper tribute to one of the most iconic figures in cinema.

If you haven't come across them before, MK Horror is a Milton Keynes horror movie collective that's been running for five years now. They've screened more than 60 films in that time, and they keep a regular Saturday afternoon slot at The Craufurd Arms. The whole thing started with four friends — Keith, Chris, Paul and Ali — after the dark days of COVID. Before the pandemic, they used to meet in a pub on Saturday afternoons to talk through the horror films and shows they'd seen that week, and that's the spirit they've carried into the screenings.

This particular run has a personal side to it, too. The team lost a close friend far too young this year, and they've spoken about how this Halloween screening holds special significance for them. It's that same group behind the November date, so if you've been following their work, you know the people running the show.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is on Saturday 28 November, starting at 2pm. It's part of a wider programme that keeps going through the winter: The Nightmare Before Christmas went on Halloween, and the cult classic Night of the Comet follows on Saturday 27 December, also at 2pm. Both are at The Craufurd Arms in Wolverton, and entry is free.