Chapter 7
The movie theater right off of Main consisted of a tiny snack area that sold stale popcorn and candy and had only two screens with seating for twenty-five in each. They hadn’t had any new releases since the industry had switched over to digital and the theater couldn’t afford the upgrade. Due to this, the theater played whatever they still had on the old fashioned 35mm films. The seats were small and the floor was sticky, but on Wednesday nights they stayed open a little later and had a double feature for six dollars.
Shay wasn’t sure what the evening’s selections would be, but she also liked the surprise of not knowing. She could just as easily go home and watch something on Netflix, but there was something about watching a movie on the big screen while the scent of popcorn li
