The Roxy - Cascade — Local services in Cascade

As part of our 25th wedding anniversary weekend in nearby McCall, we visited The Roxy and watched the 2025 live action "Snow White." After driving by The Roxy more times than I can remember on our way to Pullman/Moscow from Boise, we were so excited to finally experience this unique piece of movie history!

As former cinema managers, my wife and I have a keen eye for details, and we were not disappointed! The theater has been well-maintained, preserving it's historic movie house vibes, awesome external neon lighting, while also integrating the latest in digital projection and audio. Box office and concession staff were friendly and efficient, including a fist-bump with co-owner Jason, who was working concessions with his wife.

The movie was enjoyable, clear, crisp picture, with volume at the appropriate level, seats were comfortable and nostalgic, and the popcorn was fluffy and delicious, all the way to the bottom of the bag.

Thank you Team Roxy for adding positive memories to our experience - we...

The Roxy is the only theater in the Cascade/McCall/West Central Mountains area of Idaho. This is an entertainment oasis in the middle of a beautiful and scenic forest. For those of us who love living in remote Idaho, the Roxy allows us to still be connected to the rest of the movie world! Concessions are reasonable, unlike every other theater I've been to...and I've lived in every part of the US and many places in Europe...lol. This is fully digital theater, in a newly remodeled building. The owners took pains to preserve the classic style. But, they haven't taken advantage of the upgrade to charge the kinds of prices you'll find at any other modern theater. So, please come support our town's...

Cruising through the small town of Cascade, most people probably wouldn't expect to find a movie theatre at all, let alone one this awesome. The auditorium is way bigger on the inside than you might think, the seats are high back and comfy, and the picture and sound quality is great. If you're comparing it to the latest and greatest theaters popping up in metro areas, sure, it's not at that level, but c'mon. Be reasonable. You're in a small mountain town. And in that context, this is an incredible Cascade (make that Valley County) gem. Just know: they take cards for tickets, but cash only for concessions. And please be sure to buy concessions cuz that's how these...