‘Labyrinth’ at E Street Cinema’s Midnight Madness, Friday and Saturday There’s something fun, even special, about midnight film screenings. Oftentimes it’s the first look at a new film, such as a “Harry Potter” premiere. Other times, midnight is best reserved for a cult classic.

Since the fall of 2009, Landmark’s E Street Cinema has held what management calls Midnight Madness. On Friday and Saturday nights, the theater in D.C. screens popular and quirky films, some newer, such as “The Human Centipede” series; some older, like the old standby “Rocky Horror Picture Show.” According to E Street House Manager Paul Klein, the theater takes suggestions from guests, staff members and friends.