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BRADFORD has a packed Saturday slate across ODEON Bradford and The Light, with family animations, Halloween horror, thrillers, event cinema and late-night screenings.
ODEON BradfordWildwood
From the makers of Coraline, this darkly magical adventure follows Prue into a hidden forest to rescue her younger brother.
Runtime: 2h 12m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 10.40am (Screen 5), 12.40pm (Screen 13), 1.40pm (Screen 5), 4.40pm (Screen 5), 7.40pm (Screen 5)
DC Studios’ horror thriller stars Tom Rhys Harries as the Gotham villain Clayface.
Runtime: 1h 48m; adult tickets from £12.50, with 4K projection and enhanced sound.
Saturday: 12.10pm (Screen 7), 3pm (Screen 7), 4pm (Screen 2), 5.50pm (Screen 7), 6.50pm (Screen 2), 8.40pm (Screen 7), 9.40pm (Screen 2), 10.50pm (Screen 11), 11.20pm (Screen 7)
Ghosts: The Possession of Button House
The award-winning BBC comedy comes to the big screen for Halloween.
Runtime: 1h 37m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.50am (Screen 4), 11am (Screen 12), 12.20pm (Screen 4), 1.30pm (Screen 12), 2.50pm (Screen 4), 5.20pm (Screen 4), 7.50pm (Screen 4)
Jo and Raissa discover a portal to the fantastical island of Nakali.
Runtime: 1h 49m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.10am (Screen 6), 10.20am (Screen 2), 11.50am (Screen 6), 1.20pm (Screen 2), 2.40pm (Screen 6), 5.40pm (Screen 6)
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
The pups crash-land on a tropical island full of dinosaurs and meet Rex.
Runtime: 1h 30m; ODEON Kids screening from £1.
Saturday: 10am (Screen 7)
Ryu and Ken are drawn back into combat in this 1993-set adaptation.
Runtime: 2h 0m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9am (Screen 9), 11.45am (Screen 9), 2.30pm (Screen 9), 3.40pm (Screen 13), 5.20pm (Screen 9), 6.30pm (Screen 13), 8.10pm (Screen 9), 9.20pm (Screen 13), 11pm (Screen 9)
Ali G: Who Iz I?
Ali G discovers his long-term girlfriend is eight months pregnant in this comedy.
Runtime: 1h 29m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 4.20pm (Screen 12), 6.40pm (Screen 12), 8.20pm (Screen 6), 10.40pm (Screen 6)
Anne Hathaway stars in this psychological thriller adapted from Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel.
Runtime: 1h 57m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 2.30pm (Screen 10), 5.30pm (Screen 10), 8.30pm (Screen 10)
Taika Waititi adapts Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel about an artificial friend.
Runtime: 1h 56m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 11.30am (Screen 11), 2.20pm (Screen 11), 5.10pm (Screen 11), 8pm (Screen 11)
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
The Farmer wrecks the flock’s pumpkin patch before Halloween, with chaotic results.
Runtime: 1h 20m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.25am (Screen 3)
Whalefall
A diver searching for his father’s remains is swallowed by a sperm whale and has one hour of oxygen to escape.
Runtime: 1h 46m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.40pm (Screen 3)
Other Mommy
A young girl confronts a sinister entity she calls “Other Mommy”.
Runtime: 1h 33m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 7.30pm (Screen 1), 9.50pm (Screen 1)
Tad and the Magic Lamp
Tad and his friends embark on an adventure after an ancient spell is unleashed.
Runtime: 1h 34m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.20am (Screen 8), 10.20am (Screen 1), 12.15pm (Screen 8)
418 (Telugu)
A Telugu-language thriller with the tagline “Some doors should never be opened.”
Runtime: 2h 34m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 10.15pm (Screen 4)
Agbara Nla: The Return
A village doctor rises with dark spiritual power, forcing a young couple to embrace their divine calling.
Runtime: 2h 34m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9pm (Screen 12)
Arnie & Barney
Two trouble-prone ants star in this animated adventure.
Runtime: 1h 17m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.20am (Screen 11)
Disney Junior Cinema Club 2026
An interactive big-screen experience for preschoolers and their grown-ups.
Runtime: 1h 13m; tickets from £3.
Saturday: 9.10am (Screen 12)
Drishyam: The Conclusion
The Salgaonkar family attempts to conceal a murder.
Runtime: 2h 27m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 12.45pm (Screen 1), 4.10pm (Screen 1)
ENHYPEN World Tour “Blood Saga”
Event cinema screening of ENHYPEN’s world tour.
Runtime: 1h 41m; tickets from £17.50.
Saturday: 7.15pm (Screen 3)
Heart of the Beast
Brad Pitt stars as a Special Forces officer stranded in Alaska with his combat dog after a plane crash.
Runtime: 1h 41m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 11.50am (Screen 3)
Kiri and Lou Go Raaa!
A gentle purple creature rescues a little dinosaur from a flood in this preschool animation.
Runtime: 1h 2m; tickets from £3.
Saturday: 9am (Screen 10)
Kung Fu Soccer (Mandarin with EN/CH subtitles)
An underdog women’s football team gains martial-arts powers.
Runtime: 1h 46m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 2.20pm (Screen 3)
Mia feels out of place in her picture-perfect hometown in this family film.
Runtime: 1h 22m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 10.35am (Screen 10), 12.30pm (Screen 10)
Resident Evil
Zach Cregger reinvents the Resident Evil franchise in this horror film.
Runtime: 1h 30m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 11.15pm (Screen 10)
TOMORROW X TOGETHER World Tour “Act: Tomorrow”
Event cinema screening of TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s fourth world tour.
Runtime: 1h 37m; tickets from £17.50.
Saturday: 5pm (Screen 3)
A spy accidentally upends an entire game of secrets in this espionage comedy.
Runtime: 2h 14m; adult tickets from £12.50.
Saturday: 9.30am (Screen 13), 2.45pm (Screen 8), 6pm (Screen 8), 9.10pm (Screen 8), 10.45pm (Screen 5)
The Light, BradfordForgotten Island
Jo and Raissa are transported to Nakali, an island filled with magical and mythological creatures from their Filipino families’ stories.
Runtime: 1h 49m; PG.
Saturday: 10.15am, 12.50pm, 3.20pm
Ryu and Ken return to combat after Chun-Li recruits them for the World Warrior Tournament.
Runtime: 1h 59m; 12A.
Saturday: 12pm, 2.45pm, 5.30pm, 8.15pm
Other Mommy
Bela confronts the increasingly threatening presence emerging from her closet.
Runtime: 1h 40m; 15.
Saturday: 6.15pm, 8.45pm
A struggling writer relocates to Verity Crawford’s remote estate to ghostwrite for her.
Runtime: 1h 57m; 15.
Saturday: 5.50pm
Tad and the Magic Lamp
Tad accidentally unleashes an ancient spell, sending his friends on an adventure.
Runtime: 1h 34m; U.
Saturday: 10am, 12.20pm
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Peter Parker protects a New York that no longer knows his name.
Runtime: 2h 24m; 12A; Family Special.
Saturday: 2.40pm
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
Shaun becomes a mad scientist after the Farmer destroys the flock’s pumpkin patch.
Runtime: 1h 21m; U.
Saturday: 11am, 1.15pm
Minions & Monsters
The Minions become movie stars, unleash monsters and try to save the planet.
Runtime: 1h 30m; U; Family Special.
Saturday: 10.15am
Wildwood
Prue journeys into a hidden forest to rescue her younger brother.
Runtime: 2h 10m; 12A.
Saturday: 1pm, 4pm, 7pm
Ghosts: The Possession of Button House
The BBC comedy arrives on the big screen for Halloween.
Runtime: 1h 37m; PG.
Saturday: 12.30pm, 2.50pm, 5.15pm, 7.45pm
Tom Rhys Harries plays the Gotham City villain in DC Studios’ horror thriller.
Runtime: 1h 49m; 18.
Saturday: 3.30pm, 6pm, 8.40pm
Disney Junior Cinema Club 2026
A preschool-friendly interactive cinema experience featuring Disney Junior stories.
Runtime: 1h 13m; certificate TBC; Toddler Time.
Saturday: 10.10am
A Nightmare on Elm Street
The spirit of a slain janitor invades teenagers’ dreams to take revenge.
Runtime: 1h 31m; 15; Rewind screening.
Saturday: 8.30pm
Hocus Pocus
Three resurrected sister witches terrorise Salem on Halloween night.
Runtime: 1h 36m; PG; Family Special.
Saturday: 10.30am
Quick picks
Best for families: Wildwood, Tad and the Magic Lamp, Shaun the Sheep, Minions & Monsters or Hocus Pocus.
Best for horror fans: Clayface, Other Mommy, Resident Evil, Whalefall or A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Best for a big-scale action fix: Street Fighter or Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Best late showing: Clayface at 11.20pm at ODEON, Resident Evil at 11.15pm at ODEON, or Street Fighter at 11pm at ODEON.
The Light’s official listings confirm it is currently programming titles including Forgotten Island, Street Fighter, Verity, Other Mommy, Wildwood, Ghosts, Clayface, Hocus Pocus and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Showtimes can change, so check the cinema’s booking pages before travelling.