Themed goody bags, drinking games and quote-alongs will be part of an interactive screening of 90s cult classic Empire Records coming to Nottingham.
Taking place on Saturday, April 6 at City Arts Nottingham, in Hockley, the immersive cinema experience is the latest offering from Fortune and Glory Film Club.
Past pop-ups have included Dirty Dancing, where audience members were given a flower garland and watermelon flavour lolly.
This time around the handmade goody bags will include all things Empire with a personalised staff lanyard, some fake records to throw, a chocolate brownie, some 'diet pills', a mini sofa cushion, and some sherbet for the Sugar High finale.
Tickets to the event, which runs from 6pm-10pm, are £8.80 (including booking fee) from gigantic.com.
The screening will begin with a run down of instructions including what the drinking triggers will be.
The audience are encourage to quote-along, sing-along, or dance along with the film with competitions at the interval and a group vote for best costume.
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