Thursday, September 3, 2026

Halloween 2026: Screamfest Horror Film Festival, Rooftop Cinema Club, Cinespia @ Hollywood Forever Cemetery & John Carpenter: Prince of Darkness & Resident Evil

 We've got quite the cabal of horror screenings you might want to catch...before they catch you. AHahahaahahahaaha!
 
October 6-15
TCL Chinese 6 Theaters 
$
 
The largest and longest-running horror film festival in the United States is back again.
 
Check site for select dates and times
$$
 
-Dual Language Screenings: Practical Magic, Hocus Pocus, Mean Girls, La La Land, Twilight
-Wooftops: The Addams Family (1991), Practical Magic, Hocus Pocus, Sinners
-TV Marathons: Supernatural Mini TV Marathon - 10/6 
-New(er) Releases: Backrooms, Obsession, Sinners, Weapons, Gone Girl
-Old School Hits: Scream (1996)), Death Becomes Her, Edward Scissorhands, Twin Peaks, Psycho (1960), A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Friday the 13th (1980) 
-Cult Classics: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, IT, Beetlejuice, Twilight, Get Out
 
Select Nights in October
Screening lineup includes Corpse Bride (10/3), Carrie (10/10), Jennifer’s Body (10/30), and The Thing (10/31)
$ 
 
October in LA means Cinespia returns to Hollywood Forever Cemetery for a Halloween season with something for every body, corpse or otherwise. Say “I do” to a Tim Burton engagement, celebrate 50 years of the original prom queen from hell, get Fox-y with a teenage maneater, and be the wild Thing you want to see in the world on Halloween night. Picnic among the dearly departed, then shake your bones to DJ sets, raise spirits at the bar, and get drop-dead gorgeous in our free photobooths. Spooky season is too short to waste, so grab your tickets early. Presented by Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video. 
 
 Cinespia has also partnered with See’s Candies in honor of their 25th and 105th respective anniversaries on a specially branded candy box sold exclusively at Cinespia screenings.
 
 
September 26–October 25, 2026 | John Carpenter: Prince of Darkness
@ The Academy Museum
$

Timed with the opening of The Horror Show, the museum welcomes one of the most celebrated masters of horror, John Carpenter, for the opening weekend of a retrospective film series. John Carpenter: Prince of Darkness will kick off with a screening of Halloween (1978) on Saturday, September 26, followed by screenings of They Live (1988) on Sunday, September 27, and Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) on Monday, September 28.


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