One of Williamsburg’s popular film and boozy hot spots is set to close.

In a Twitter post worthy of making long-time regulars shed a tear, owners of Videology Bar & Cinema (308 Bedford Ave.) announced they will officially close the venue on Saturday, October 27.

“Thank you so much to all of our loyal and passionate customers. We couldn’t have done it without you!,” the post read.

Co-owner James Leet assures the closure is not due to Williamsburg’s rising rents but rather the owners want to work on other projects. “My partner and I feel it’s the right time to pursue other opportunities,” Leet told amNewYork.

Videology first opened in 2003 as a video rental store, à la Blockbuster, and later expanded with a bar and video screening room in 2012.

The venue was particularly known for its special events: themed trivia and 30 Rock, Stranger Things, and American Horror Story bingo nights and musical film sing-a-longs.

Fans of the bar took to Twitter to expressed their sadness.