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Serial Mom
1994 · Dir. John Waters
“She's the perfect mother. Except for the murder.”
Kathleen Turner plays Beverly Sutphin: devoted suburban mother, serial killer. John Waters plays it completely straight.
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After close, the showroom doesn't change. A projection screen comes down. One film, watched from the actual mattress inventory. Doors 7 PM · Free with mattress purchase · $10–15 donation otherwise.
Bad Decisions Good Sleep
“These mattresses are more supportive than your ex.”
Reservations open Monday AM for that Friday's screening. Mattress customers get priority access.
This week's screenings →- 🛏Watch on real mattressesShowroom inventory, as-is
- 🎞Fridays at 8 PMDoors open 7 PM
- 📍San Pablo Ave, BerkeleyStreet parking available
- ✓Free with mattress purchase$10–15 suggested donation
- 🎟12 spots per nightReserve by Thursday
Films marked A+K Pick are programmed jointly by Alexandra & Kitrina. Shared picks, not separate lanes.
Current Screenings
8 PM nightly · Showroom floor · 12 spots per night · Free with mattress purchase
Spring Breakers
2012A+K PickFour college women rob a restaurant to fund spring break. James Franco plays a rapper named Alien. Korine shoots it like a music video that takes itself seriously. Genuinely unusual.
Counter open. Sparkling water, tea, and whatever fits the vibe.
RoboCop
1987A Detroit cop is killed, rebuilt as a machine, and sent back to police the same city. Verhoeven's satire is present throughout and does not announce itself.
Serial Mom
1994A+K PickKathleen Turner plays Beverly Sutphin: devoted suburban mother, serial killer. Waters plays it completely straight.
Programmed by Alexandra & Kitrina. Counter open until the last kill.
The Terminator + T2
1984A+K PickBoth films, one night. Intermission after T1. Counter stays open.
Double feature. Starts 30 min early. Intermission ~10 PM.
Wayne's World + Wayne's World 2
1992A+K PickBoth films back to back. The camera-looks are better than you remember.
Double feature. Short intermission between films.
Concept/prototype schedule. No real transactions.
Alexandra & Kitrina's Picks
Alexandra and Kitrina program this together. The picks are shared, not separate lanes. Some nights are stranger, some are louder, and some are just what sounded good from a mattress in the showroom on San Pablo Ave.
Gummo
1997A+K Pick“The anchor. Small-town damage, strange warmth, no clean explanation. This is the north star for the stranger side of Evening Hours.”
The Terminator
1984A+K Pick“The counterweight. Lean, practical, relentless. If Gummo is one pole, this is the other.”
Spring Breakers
2012A+K Pick“Harmony Korine makes a neon crime film that looks louder than it behaves. Good on a mattress because the pace keeps drifting.”
Serial Mom
1994A+K Pick“John Waters played completely straight. Suburbia, murder, manners. Exactly the kind of joke this place understands.”
Holy Motors
2012A+K Pick“A shape-shifting Paris day that refuses to explain itself. The kind of pick that makes the calendar feel less safe.”
Under the Skin
2013A+K Pick“Cold, quiet, unsettling. The score does most of the work. Better in a room where nobody is pretending it is casual.”
First Wives Club
1996A+K Pick“Funny, broad, and sharper than people remember. It earns the Breakup Night mattress-support joke.”
Smithereens
1982A+K Pick“Ambition with no plan, downtown without romance. A good Hometown Night cousin.”
Wet Hot American Summer
2001A+K Pick“A summer closer that commits to its own rules. Funnier when paired with something that should not pair with it.”
Wayne's World
1992A+K Pick“A double-feature staple. The camera looks are better than you remember. The room knows every line anyway.”
Programming note: the calendar is not chasing prestige. If something is here, it is because Alexandra and Kitrina both want it in the room. That is the whole bar.
Theme Nights
Recurring series built around occasions. The mattresses stay the same. The program changes around them.
Breakup Night
A recurring series for the recently single, the terminally nostalgic, and anyone who wants to watch a relationship fall apart from a comfortable distance. We do not provide tissues. The linens are clean.
- 01Blue Valentine
- 02Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- 03Safe
- 04In the Mood for Love
- 05A Woman Under the Influence
Films rotate within each series. Schedule posted weekly. Sign up for the newsletter to see the full season.
Theme nights use the same mattresses, same screen, same house rules. The occasion changes the program, not the venue.
Programming
36 films. 6 series. One screen. Showtime every night at 8 PM.
Friday Night Machines
Robots, cyborgs, systems. Films where the technology is practical and the stakes are real. Good for a Friday.
Programming subject to change. All screenings are for cultural purposes. This is a concept venue; no licensed screenings are implied.
Night Counter
Concessions open at 7 PM, one hour before showtime. Counter closes when the film starts. Order early.
Salted. Included with every admission. Refills at the counter.
The original cinema candy. We stock the full-size box, not the concession-stand shrinkflation version.
Caramel-coated toffee covered in milk chocolate. Takes ten minutes to eat one. Good for long films.
Original Red Vines. Not Twizzlers. The distinction matters.
Theatre-size bag. Good for the first half of any film before your mouth gives out.
Peanut butter in a candy shell. Historically the correct ET viewing companion.
Standard bar. Loud wrapper. Please open before the film starts.
Malted milk balls. Divisive. We carry them because enough people ask.
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, or root beer. 22 oz. Free refills during the film.
Canned. No-flavor or lime. For the people who want to feel good about the $10 ticket.
Cold brew over ice. Available pre-screening only — we stop serving at showtime to reduce noise.
Chamomile or English Breakfast. You're on a mattress. Might as well commit.
Select screenings have a food item chosen to match the film. These are listed in the program notes. They are optional. Some are better ideas than others.
Spaghetti in a paper bowl with a plastic fork. Plain red sauce. Eaten in a bathtub or at your mattress — your call. Served only on Gummo nights. This is not a joke and it is not fine dining.
One slice of plain white toast in a paper bag. Context provided at screening. We will not explain further.
A pale shortbread cookie in a wax paper sleeve. No flavor notes on the packaging. Served in silence.
One sealed cup of filtered water. Served without comment.
There is no special for Come and See. The popcorn will still be there but we won't recommend it.
Harmony Korine's 1997 film features a scene of a boy eating spaghetti in a bathtub. We serve spaghetti on Gummo nights. You may eat it in the bed. The sauce is red. The film is stranger than you remember. Popcorn is still available if you prefer to stay on comfortable ground.
All items cash or card. No outside food. Allergy information available at the counter. Film-night specials subject to screening schedule.
Venue
On San Pablo Ave in Berkeley. Full-width retail storefront. Mattress store by day — same floor, same beds — single-screen after 8 PM on selected nights.
Full-width Berkeley retail storefront, plate-glass showroom windows, practical mattress-store signage.
Same frontage as the block starts to fill. Door lettering, window signage, and Evening Hours cue visible from the sidewalk.
Mattress store first: blue tile, glass doors, MOVIES neon, and showtimes posted in the window.
Rows of mattresses, pillows, price cards, and fluorescent retail lighting. A normal mattress store before anything else.
Same showroom after close: projection screen down, warmer light, mattresses still serving as the room.
Simple counter setup for popcorn, candy, drinks, and limited hot items before the lights go down.
Images are launch mockups based on the Berkeley storefront direction; final photography should replace them after access and licensing are complete.
Showroom & FAQ
39 questions answered — store, products, delivery, trial, and the Evening Hours film program.
- By carStreet parking on San Pablo Ave and side streets
- By BARTAshby or MacArthur Station, short bus or rideshare
- By busAC Transit lines on San Pablo Ave, stop at storefront
More questions? Call (510) 555-0182 or email hello@eastbaymattress.com.