Epic Theatres

This theatre is a dump it looks abandoned. The theatre stinks, super dirty and we had to endure the movie twisters with the light on. My husband had to get up and find someone to shut the lights off and missed the beginning of the movie.

Epic Theatres is a good, clean movie venue with raked seating (YAY!). I went here with a friend and enjoyed the place. The seats are very comfy, there's ample parking. There are concessions, although I rarely buy from movie theatres due to the outrageous prices. Unless you know where it is, it may be a bit hard to find off US Hwy 64. But all in all, this is a good choice for a movie theatre.

Epic is an excellent theater- considering there are no other closer options in the area. It's safe. Convenient. Has multiple screens. Vast seating. What's not to like?

Hey, I love this theater! I love $6.00 Tuesdays and if you've been to any other theaters lately, you'll notice the ticket prices and concession prices are better here. The movies are the newly released ones, the same ones you'd see at other theaters. Seats are comfortable. I get chilly in there, but it's easy enough to take a jacket or sweater in. Btw, they no longer search women's bags. That stopped a few years ago after complaints. The company does listen to customers.Don't forget to sign up for rewards. You can earn tickets, drinks, popcorn.

This is the theater of sad. There is nothing right whatsoever about this theater. Let's list the reasons:*Way overpriced ticket prices*Sticky floors*Dirty carpets*Stale popcorn*Way overpriced candy*Unhappy employees*Crappy, propaganda "movies".*Crappy projection and sound equipment that requires several trips to get someone to fix the issues. *Broken arcade games.Do yourself a favor: just drive down to The Biltmore Theaters, where you'll at least get your money's worth.

We went to see Rules Don't Matter. The movie was all right but rather ho-hum. The Epic theater is clean and comfortable. Concession prices are in line with other theaters. The venue is well staffed, with sufficient ticket office agents and concession stand workers. These young people were SO polite and patient. It was refreshing to be treated as if you are valued and appreciated! Our visit was totally enjoyable!

Not the best theatre I've ever been to but certainly not the worst either. The place is clean and the service was in line with expectations. The seats are starting to show their age but still comfortable. The sound systems are still in good shape. Ticket prices are reasonable (middle of the road). All in all a nice option in Hendersonville if you're in the mood for a movie!

The reason I was trying to leave a review is because the Theater allows all of the horror, thriller and mystery movies three showings per day for the customers convenience. The only other two movies playing were family, friendly and conservative. Both of these these had only two showings each instead of three showings, making it very difficult intentionally.Seems to be following a trend in excluding good Christian values!Go Woke Go Broke !I tried to leave a review and was unable to do so, because the site requires a code which cannot be found. I tried to submit a review it says invalid code.Go figure !

Paid for unlimited refill bucket for the family. When I went back for the third refill which would have made the extra $5 worth the price of paying more for the bucket, there was a line out the door. I discreetly say to the manage "excuse me, can I get a refill?" He says "you have to get in line." Mind you, the line was still there 45 mins later when our movie ended. I try to explain that I'm in a movie but he doesn't hear me out and raises his voice to tell me they are really busy and I'd have to get in line. Frustrated, I start to walk away and then come back and ask if there is a manager on duty, he snaps "I'm the manager." I ask for his name (Ryan) and quickly explain that in the amount of time spent he has spent snapping at me (we are talking literally a 30 second process) he could have refilled the bucket. His response, "If you don't like it get out of his building." I get being busy but you have to have a policy to deal with customers asking for refills during the movie they paid for. If you can't keep up, don't sell refills! Expecting customers to waiting 30 + minutes to get a refill while their movie is playing isn't fair and snapping at them and telling them to get out of your theater is just poor management/training.These are first world problems for sure since it is only popcorn but there is no excuse for this kind of service. You know when it's going to be busy, get proper staffing so your employees aren't put in this position and develope a policy to give refills that doesn't require a customer to wait more than 5 mins.

It's a little run down. Popcorn is a little bit stale, bathrooms aren't messy but very dirty. Theater rooms feel muggy and seats are old and a bit gross. We got a whole theater room to ourselves the watch the newest Thor. The whole building just has an eerie feeling.