Black Rock

[scootermcc]

Was this meant to be a comedy as there were more laughs than frights.
Everyone who was involved in this should never get to work in the movie industry again.
Truly awful. Thank goodness it was free.

[stuartboy]

Well it looks like I am going to be spared this as the only showing for me each day is 10.45am. I mean honestly? Do they not actually want you to see this? Add this to the fact that the SFF ticket didn't allow Saturday or Sunday viewing either. Pfft!

[Beate]

Hm, that still leaves the house wifes/husbands, pensioners, students, unemployed, self-employed, shift workers and people on holiday but yeah...

[Sheila]

Went on a non working day to see this, pleased I hadn't chosen to see it in Bradford ( did they really think 23:30 a good time to go to the movies? But now realise there are better ways to spend my time, although I enjoyed finding things slightly wrong, I'd have taken off my light fleece if I was hiding in a dark wood, so in a way it was fun. What I did like was this was a free ticket to a general screening, so some choice of when to attend

[Beate]

The SFF vouchers are generic ones for any screening any of those cinemas put on. There is no point offering them up to other people, they can get their own. If you don't need your voucher, just cancel it.

[stuartboy]

They also appear to be for just one person this time - Admit one. The last lot were for pairs of tickets - Admit 2.

[elski]

The SFF vouchers are generic ones for any screening any of those cinemas put on. There is no point offering them up to other people, they can get their own. If you don't need your voucher, just cancel it.

Although there doesn't appear to be a way of cancelling vouchers.
I didn't even get a confirmation email for this one so you need to make sure you make a PDF while it's on screen. And it doesn't appear on your list of tickets if you log in either, strange thing this 'voucher' system.

[Beate]

Strange - I must admit I didn't try to book one.