Tucked along the Washington coast in Long Beach, Neptune Movie House offers a rare kind of moviegoing experience—intimate, atmospheric, and deeply connected to its community. This independently owned theater blends classic charm with a quietly immersive setting, where the line between audience and story begins to blur. It’s the kind of space where films aren’t just watched, but felt—making it an ideal setting for Abductee, a film built on tension, isolation, and the unsettling question of what waits for us in the dark.

$10 - Tickets available at the door or on Tixtree

Abductee Synopsis

Abductee follows the story of Andrew Freeman, plagued by lifelong sleep paralysis, who embarks on a quest for answers that forces his sister, Laurie, into a whirlwind of uncertainty. As Andrew becomes convinced of extraterrestrial interference, the film delves into a gripping narrative that explores the impact of belief, trauma, and the bonds that hold siblings together.