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you'll find all the scary movies, horror film festival and
undead...live shows to keep your eyeballs in your head for Halloween.
Screenings
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Friday, September 13th
Bazaar and festivities begin at 5:00 PM, Movie screenings start at 7:00 PM
Queen Mary Events Park
Tickets: $10
Double Feature Movie Night: As the night falls, settle in for a double feature movie showing under the stars. First up is the beloved classic Nightmare Before Christmas (7PM), followed by the magical and mysterious Labyrinth (9PM).
Bazaar: Shop till you drop from a curated selection of local spooky vendors offering unique and eerie items. Whether you're looking for the perfect Halloween decor or some ghoulish accessories, our vendors have something for everyone.
Relive the suspense and screams of FridayThe13th: The Final Chapter, in theaters September 10th and 15th, with special showings on Friday, September 13th at select theatres
10th Anniversary Re-Release In Theaters Nationwide
Starting September 19th
Starting September 19th
In honor of the 10th anniversary of the iconic indie horror film THE BABADOOK, the modern classic will return to theaters featuring an exclusive Q&A with writer/director Jennifer Kent.
Every Wednesday starting September 25
Select Theaters
Wednesday, September 25, 2024 – Paranormal Activity – written and directed by Oren Peli
Wednesday, October 2, 2024 – Lights Out – written by Eric Heisserer and David F. Sandberg and directed by David F. Sandberg
Wednesday, October 9, 2024 – Insidious: Chapter 2 – written by James Wan and Leigh Whannell and directed by James Wan
Wednesday, October 16, 2024 – Happy Death Day – written by Scott Lobdell and directed by Christopher Landon
Wednesday, October 23, 2024 – The Black Phone – written by Joe Hill, Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, and directed by Scott Derrickson
Wednesday, October 30, 2024 – Five Nights At Freddy’s – written by Scott Cawthon, Seth Cuddeback and Emma Tammi and directed by Emma Tammi
˗ Tuesday, October 1 – The Killing of a Sacred Deer
˗ Tuesday, October 8 – A Ghost Story (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 15 – It Comes At Night (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 22 – Dream Scenario (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 29 – Hereditary (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 8 – A Ghost Story (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 15 – It Comes At Night (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 22 – Dream Scenario (R)
˗ Tuesday, October 29 – Hereditary (R)
RESTORED IN TERRIFYING 4K – SUPERVISED BY TOBE HOOPER
IN THEATERS FOR SPECIAL RE-RELEASE THIS OCTOBER
Select Nights
810 MERIDIAN AVENUE
SOUTH PASADENA, CA 91030
SOUTH PASADENA, CA 91030
$22.00
Classics Halloween movies at the Micheal Myers house!
Brain Dead Studios
$31.50
35mm can be beautiful, but 16mm is *personal*. Join Secret Sixteen founder Mike Williamson, Josh Miller (Killer Movies) and Bret Berg (Museum of Home Video) for a 12-hour blast of bleeding walls, oozing ectoplasm and houseguests from Hades — all from Secret Sixteen’s incredibly siqq collection of this wondrous film format.
Titles aren’t revealed until they unspool onscreen. What we can say is that this six-film marathon shows what you can expect when that real estate deal-of-a-lifetime turns out to be anything but: fetid basements, ice-cold exorcisms, nations of houseflies, family dysfunction, lost innocence, PTSD vapors, glowing eyes, cursed worms, stern matrons, pale children, slamming doors and demonic doorbells…ding dong, you’re dead!!
Titles aren’t revealed until they unspool onscreen. What we can say is that this six-film marathon shows what you can expect when that real estate deal-of-a-lifetime turns out to be anything but: fetid basements, ice-cold exorcisms, nations of houseflies, family dysfunction, lost innocence, PTSD vapors, glowing eyes, cursed worms, stern matrons, pale children, slamming doors and demonic doorbells…ding dong, you’re dead!!
October 12 - October 24, 2024
Los Feliz Theatre
1822 N Vermont Ave Los Angeles, CA 90027
Los Feliz Theatre
1822 N Vermont Ave Los Angeles, CA 90027
$
The veil is thinning and there’s a chill in the air- somewhere. No matter how hot outside, The Witches of Los Feliz are here to send a shiver down your spine in a new series presented by the American Cinematheque.
From Isabella Rossellini’s maleficent potions in DEATH BECOMES HER to Cher, Sarandon and Pfeiffer’s innocent dabblings in the dark arts in THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK, to the nefarious concoctions of Samantha Robinson in THE LOVE WITCH and Kim Novak in BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, these enchantresses are sure to bring the magic to the big screen all spooky season long.
From Isabella Rossellini’s maleficent potions in DEATH BECOMES HER to Cher, Sarandon and Pfeiffer’s innocent dabblings in the dark arts in THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK, to the nefarious concoctions of Samantha Robinson in THE LOVE WITCH and Kim Novak in BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, these enchantresses are sure to bring the magic to the big screen all spooky season long.
@ Academy Museum
Don’t Go into the Vault: An Academy Film Archive Trailer Show in 35mm
Sat, Oct 12 | 7:30pm | TMT
From the depths of the world’s largest collection of movie trailers at the Academy Film Archive, this program unearths and reassembles the cult classic thrills and chills of pre-show entertainment—presented entirely on 35mm film. These retro horror trailers span decades of suspense, from artfully macabre camp monstrosities to deranged slashers calling from inside the house. To avoid fainting, keep repeating it’s only a trailer…only a trailer…only a trailer.
70th Anniversary of Creature from the Black Lagoon in 3D
Sat, Oct 26 | 7:30pm | DGT | DCP
A group of scientists exploring the Brazilian Amazon discover a terrifying creature, a “Gill Man,” who becomes infatuated with the female member of their team, putting all their lives in danger. Producer William Alland claimed to have received the inspiration for the film from a dinner party story told by legendary cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa. The classic horror film reunited several key participants from Universal’s 3D hit It Came from Outer Space (1953), including Alland, actor Richard Carlson, writer Harry Essex, and director Jack Arnold.
Sat, Oct 12 | 7:30pm | TMT
From the depths of the world’s largest collection of movie trailers at the Academy Film Archive, this program unearths and reassembles the cult classic thrills and chills of pre-show entertainment—presented entirely on 35mm film. These retro horror trailers span decades of suspense, from artfully macabre camp monstrosities to deranged slashers calling from inside the house. To avoid fainting, keep repeating it’s only a trailer…only a trailer…only a trailer.
70th Anniversary of Creature from the Black Lagoon in 3D
Sat, Oct 26 | 7:30pm | DGT | DCP
A group of scientists exploring the Brazilian Amazon discover a terrifying creature, a “Gill Man,” who becomes infatuated with the female member of their team, putting all their lives in danger. Producer William Alland claimed to have received the inspiration for the film from a dinner party story told by legendary cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa. The classic horror film reunited several key participants from Universal’s 3D hit It Came from Outer Space (1953), including Alland, actor Richard Carlson, writer Harry Essex, and director Jack Arnold.
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October 11 & 12, 5:30PM - 11:30PM
October 18 & 19, 5:30PM - 11:30PM
October 18 & 19, 5:30PM - 11:30PM
Join Street Food Cinema for an immersive Halloween experience at Heritage Square Museum! Weekend One presented in partnership with Paramount Scares!
Prepare to be thrilled, chilled, and filled with scary good food and cocktails in the haunted village of Heritage Square Museum. Sink your teeth into an evening of hair-raising fun, featuring Halloween double features, mouth watering street food, adult trick-or-treating, boo-zy bars, creepy photo ops, guided tours of hauntingly beautiful Victorian mansions, and much more!
Prepare to be thrilled, chilled, and filled with scary good food and cocktails in the haunted village of Heritage Square Museum. Sink your teeth into an evening of hair-raising fun, featuring Halloween double features, mouth watering street food, adult trick-or-treating, boo-zy bars, creepy photo ops, guided tours of hauntingly beautiful Victorian mansions, and much more!
4 Nights In October
Hollywood Forever Cemetery & The Oprheum
$
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) (10/5), Trick ‘r Treat (10/19), and a special 15th anniversary screening of Coraline (10/12) all at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Cinespia will also be hosting a special Halloween night screening of Suspiria (1977) at the iconic Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los Angeles on October 31st.
SLEEPY HOLLOW returns to theaters for its 25th anniversary on October 13 & 16.
3:00 P.M. on Tuesday, October 15th, 2024
The Michelle and Kevin Douglas IMAX Theatre, RZC 119
Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts
3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
FREE ADMISSION. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. RSVPs REQUIRED.
RSVPs ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
The Michelle and Kevin Douglas IMAX Theatre, RZC 119
Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts
3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
FREE ADMISSION. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. RSVPs REQUIRED.
RSVPs ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
Nacho and Mauricio are friends, but their competitive nature has them at each other's throats. After an embarrassing defeat, Mauricio comes up with one last bet to settle the score. When a number of gory bear attacks are reported in the paper, the boys decide whoever can kill the deadly beast will be declared the macho-est man of them all. With girlfriends and sidekicks in tow they venture out for the ultimate hunt, but when they start getting attacked and mutilated they realize they’ve gone from being the hunters to the hunted! And the bear they thought they’d catch may be something more sinister than they could have ever dreamed…
You lucky ducks, you might be to full from Beyond Fest, but Mike Flanagan is gonna be out and about, Q&Aing for the first time release of his film Hush. You can see him in person at Vidiots on Oct 16 or at any theaters that's showing the movie. He's Q & A we'll be live streamed to other theaters from Vidiots...see how well that goes.
So,
you can go grab a ticket for him in person or see a possibly good
streamed broadcast from the theater. We wonder if they'll use Discord or
Zoom.
Synopsis: HUSH is a gripping horror thriller that
centers on a deaf writer who has retreated into the woods to live a
solitary life. She must fight for her life in silence when a masked
killer appears at her window.
Not
a great sign that there's no trailer, but that's one Hell of an amazing
gross-out poster. Based on an 80's horror movie of the same name,
Street Trash (2024) looks like it'll be an over-the-top messed up mess.
Be sure to go the premiere as that'll be the most fun place to see it.
We're getting B-horror vibes up the ying yang with an updated plot set
in South Africa instead of good ol' 80's Brooklyn.
Synopsis: A group of homeless misfits must fight for survival when they discover a plot to exterminate every homeless person in the city.
20th anniversary of ‘SAW’, the unrated version will be in theaters October 20 and 23.
October 23-October 31
Select Theaters
This re-release will feature interview with director Osgood Perkins and a sneak peek of his next horror film The Monkey.
GETTY CENTER
Museum Lecture Hall
Free, Must RSVP
The first feature film to be entirely dubbed in Comanche, PREY (dir. Dan Trachtenberg, 2022) follows a young woman, Naru, tasked with protecting her people from colonizing French fur traders as well as from Mupitsi—a human-hunting alien Predator.
Following a screening of the Comanche language dub of the film, Jhane
Myers, Comanche scholar Dr. Eric Tippeconnic, and artist Virgil Ortiz
(Cochiti Pueblo) will discuss science fiction, Indigenous storytelling,
and using art to preserve endangered languages and cultures.
screens in 35mm Saturday, October 26th, at midnight
New Bev
$11.25
How could you have Halloween in LA without it?
SAT OCT 26, 2024 7:00 PM - 7:30 AM
Aero Theatre
$30.00 (member) ; $35.00 (general admission)
One of our all time favorites of all thing Halloween. This literal all-nighter has you watching horror movies into the morning. That and there's an almost cult like club of stupid ridiculous characters, commercials and skits to laugh at and be a part of.
Dates with showtimes for Sweet 16mm: Halloween Haunts
Sat, Oct 26, 3:45 pm
Wed, Oct 30, 7pm
Vidiots
$
Vidiots invites you back for more celluloid weirdness with Sweet 16mm: Halloween Haunts, a ghostly night of obscure, rare, and haunting 16mm short films all on 16mm celluloid. From the 1930s through the 1980s, this beyond-rare collection of esoteric spookiness features devilish cartoons, obscure and demonic literary adaptations, antique movie monsters, horrifying vintage trailers, and the infamous educational short Halloween Safety – it’s sure to be a one-of-a-kind night of witches, demons, ghosts, razorblades in apples, and creeps galore! Everything screened on 16mm film.
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@Academy Museum
Monster Mash Activities
Oct 26 | 10:30am
The
museum will host a fun-filled day of special effects makeup
demonstrations, ghostly tours, special monster appearances, magic
lantern shows, and activities.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
Oct 26 | 11am | Ted Mann Theater | Accessible Screening
Drácula (1931) in 4K
Oct 26 | 2pm | Ted Mann Theater
70th Anniversary of Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) in 3D
Oct 26 | 7:30pm | David Geffen Theater
Wednesday, October 30th, 7:00 P.M.
The Michelle and Kevin Douglas IMAX Theatre, RZC 119
Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts
3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
FREE ADMISSION. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. RSVPs REQUIRED.
The Michelle and Kevin Douglas IMAX Theatre, RZC 119
Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts
3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
FREE ADMISSION. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. RSVPs REQUIRED.
Followed by a discussion with SCA Professor Dr. Rebekah
McKendryand invited guests from the franchise.
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Oct 30th
with Blueberry pie smell
Sadly, the only screening we see is sold out as of writing this.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
$
Silent film specialist Clark Wilson returns for Walt Disney Concert Hall’s annual Halloween concert, performing a chilling, original organ score to the 1922 Nosferatu—one of the most influential works in cinema and the horror genre—live to picture.
Thu / Oct 31, 2024 - 8:00PM
Gate time: 6:30 PM
Gate time: 6:30 PM
The Ford
$$
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Select Screenings
A whole bunch of Halloween horror movies on the big screen and probably harder to find stuff.
Select Screenings
"Bio-exorcists! Alien symbiotes! Two different but equally terrifying clowns! We’ve got some pretty scary characters worthy of the pulpiest of headlines heading your way for Alamo Horror-House. Steel your nerves and head into the darkness with us to take on the most terrifying new titles and some chilling horror legends."
Film Festivals
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October 8 through 17, 2024
TCL Chinese Theater
$
The largest and longest-running horror film festival in the United States is back and the full guide is up now.
This year's lineup features a chilling mix of world, North American, U.S., and West Coast premieres, including:
Mr. Crocket (US): A chilling supernatural horror starring Jerrika Hinton (Hunters, Grey's Anatomy)
Drained (UK): A twisted vampire love story set in neon-soaked London
Carved (US): A fun and bloody romp where survivors battle a vengeful pumpkin
In Our Blood (US): A psychological horror thriller directed by Oscar-nominated director Pedro Kos
Body Language (US)- A thriller starring Christina Milian (Step Up High Water) and Steven Strait (The Expanse).
Mr. Crocket (US): A chilling supernatural horror starring Jerrika Hinton (Hunters, Grey's Anatomy)
Drained (UK): A twisted vampire love story set in neon-soaked London
Carved (US): A fun and bloody romp where survivors battle a vengeful pumpkin
In Our Blood (US): A psychological horror thriller directed by Oscar-nominated director Pedro Kos
Body Language (US)- A thriller starring Christina Milian (Step Up High Water) and Steven Strait (The Expanse).
Un-Live Shows
September 7 – November 10, 2024
Bob Baker Marionette Theater, 4949 York Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90042
Tickets: $25 per ticket, Children 2 & under get in for free
Bob Baker Marionette Theater, 4949 York Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90042
Tickets: $25 per ticket, Children 2 & under get in for free
Bob Baker Marionette Theater (BBMT) is pleased to present Hallowe’en Spooktacular. Opening September 7 and running until November 10, this hour-long marionette show has been described as the “most charming” Halloween activity in Los Angeles. Audiences are transported to the marionette-version of Dracula’s castle and then into space and beyond with a whole collection of delightful monsters.
Thursday, September 19, - October 5,
The Montalbán Theater 1615 Vine Street Los Angeles, CA, 90028
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"Step into an extraordinary, immersive theater experience blending mystery, terror, and exhilaration with breathtaking acrobatics and captivating characters. It offers fear, joy, laughter, and wonder, taking audiences on a phenomenal ride through the Underworld and Vampires."
