AMC Security Square 8

This is by far the most disgusting theater I have been in. Its like someone drenched the entire theater with soda the night before. The floor were sticky, the arm rests were sticky, and the chairs were moist. The place reeked of urine. There were about 6 – 7 employees standing in the lobby serving 3 customers, not sure why they didnt send 5 of them in to start cleaning the place. The trash cans in the lobby were filthy, inside and out. They had a couple of arcade games that looked like they haven’t been turned on in centuries. If anyone that has any authority can read this, please please get this place shutdown. It would be better suited as a refugee for rabid rodents

The couple behind me talked the entire movie. But I should have expected that when I realized where this theater was or when I saw how run down it is or maybe when I noticed how few people were in the theater or maybe for all of those reasons.

I just saw a mouse in the theater. So there’s that.
Also, seeing a movie on premier night and not a single person in the theater.

My husband and I went to this movie theatre to see think like a man we went too the second show the movie theatre was nasty and discusting a rat not a mouse ran down the wall the workers could have cleaned up before allowing people too enter if I was the health department I would of shut this movie theater down

What, this POS is still open… last time I went back in 2002 or something to see Drumline. There was tacky décor, the building is in horrible need of a renovation, and the seats are the worst.
They seriously need to either renovate or shut this place down…

Well well well. It’s payback time, Security Square 8.
A few years back, some friends and I attended a movie at the AMC theaters just outside security mall. Mind you, we were young, naïve fools, just looking to see a movie. «Hey guys! This theater is really close by! Whatd’ya say?» Little did we know that the evening would scar us for days.nay. years!
Upon arriving at the theater near sunset, having purchased our tickets ahead of time for opening night of our chosen film, we noticed a larger than expected occurrence of: «groups of not so nice looking guys, hanging about, seemingly up to no good». Now, mind you, I often try not to stereotype, or use phrases that remind me of the «fresh prince of Bel-​Air» theme, but something just didn’t feel right. Anyhow, we already paid, we were already there, and we were already doomed. No going back.
We made it to the teller person, who gave us the tickets, and we entered. The inside was a ghost town. No one was there, not even someone ready to take our tickets. EMPTY. It didn’t help that the lights were quite dim and the floor looked damp and crusty. Confused, we made it to the theater which was also empty.
We made it about halfway through the movie in the empty theater, when a group of 20 or so guys wandered in the back. They all sat down, and continued the loud and jarring conversations, yelling, totally ignoring the movie. This went on until the end of the film. Being the confident, masculine, muscular guys we were, obviously we got up and gave those ruffians a piece of our mind. And by «gave them a piece of our mind», I mean we got the hell out of there and never went back ever again.
Now, it’s been awhile since I’ve been back in there. I have driven by many times, and I can’t recall a time that I’ve ever seen many cars parked out front, or anything remotely resembling something I would want to get out of my car and walk towards in hopes of entertainment. Movie at you own risk.