It’s that time again! Cinespia -Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video-Sponsored Los Angeles-Advertising Clamps showing up film Favorites under the stars – has released its scary October schedule, which contains a list of classics that will surely send shivers down protectors. Appropriately, Cinespia will be held, as always, on Hollywood Forever Cemetery – The strong place in the city, where everyone from Judy Garland to David Lynch is added to rest.
Halloween month literally starts on October 4 with a 50th anniversary show of Midnight Movie Favorite ”The Rocky Horror Picture Show” – Even if you just have to wait until the sunset to enjoy this screening. In addition to the culthit, fans can dress out in their” Time Warp “best and snap a picture of the themes Photo Booth, take part in the food and libation and enjoy DJ spinning on the dance floor – just like every weekend in the cemetery!
Cinespia takes it to the 90s for its second show of October, brewing “The Craft” on October 11. Another cult favorite, the movie Stars Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell and Rachel True. Next up comes a stop-motion-masterpiece, “Paranorman” on October 18, produced by the beloved animation studio Laika 2012. The Ghoulish month ends by invading your dreams with “A nightmare on Elm Street“October 25. Don your best Freddie Kruger and get ready to feel cold on the scary autumn evening.
“Every October we love to transform Hollywood for eternal cemetery into a celebration of all the scary, nostalgic and cinematic. It’s one of our favorite times of the year,” said CineSepia founder John Wyatt. “There is nothing like watching horror films at a real cemetery, under the moonlight, surrounded by other fans.”
And tickets are still available for Cinespia’s upcoming August and September Views. This Saturday August 16, fans can deliver Blue Steel on “Zoolander.” The original slasher “Psycho”, which celebrates its 65th anniversary, will scream … I mean screen … on August 23. As you wish, “The Princess Bride” is set until August 30, with “The Silence of the Lamb” which scares up August 31, the following evening.
September films include “This is Spinal Tap” on September 6 (just in time for The sequel!) And “Alien” on September 13th.
For information and tickets, visit Cinespia Website.
