Pop-up dedicated to the cult film genre will run from March 17th
The ‘Cave of Cult’ (@caveofcult) will have its fourth instalment as it returns to the Pop Up Shop at Show Off Gallery in Whitstable’s Harbour Street this week.
Dedicated the genre of cult cinema, enthusiasts will be able to seethe collection of rare cinema posters, VHS and Betamax tapes as well as hard-to-find Blu-ray releases.
Organiser Mark Banville says: “It is proving once more that not only is VHS tape collecting alive and well, but also physical media, and the pursuit of those rare releases on Blu-ray, are being collected more fiercely now than ever before.”
The pop-up will run for a week from Friday March 17th at @showoffgallerywhitstable.
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