Following the mysterious death one of her clients, young pet groomer So-hee (a very engaging Park Min-yeong) temporarily inherits the deceased woman’s cat, whose presence proceeds to open the door to a ghostly past.

Director Mariano Baino in person!

A young Londoner (Louise Salter) travels to the remote island of her birth, located somewhere in the Black Sea. She is searching for answers about the monastery her newly dead father had been financing there—and of course what she uncovers is not pretty.

A mod rarity with Michael Sarrazin as an estranged nephew who resurfaces just in time to try to make it into his sick aunt’s will.

Commencing a Halloween day of all things Poe is arguably the finest Roger Corman/Vincent Price pairing.

Director Ti West in person!

On the final night of operation at a haunted hotel, the two on-duty workers (Sara Paxton and Pat Healy) have one last chance to witness the supernatural forces for themselves. At first it’s business as usual, but things slowly begin to transpire…

Opening Night Film!

Ben Wheatley’s even darker follow-up to Down Terrace is three movies in one: domestic drama, hitman thriller, and occult horror—each one more unnerving than the last. 

Film critic and author J. Hoberman introduces this special screening of the Béla Lugosi/Boris Karloff horror classic, plus clips from other works he considers compelling Jewish horror movies.

Closing Night: New York Premiere of a Special Live Theater Event!

Preceded by Masters of Horror: “The Black Cat”

Special Event Ticket Prices: $25 General Public / $21 Students & Seniors / $20 Members

Director Scott Leberecht and producers and actors in person!

The protagonist in Scott Leberecht’s terrific feature debut is a nightwatchman, a decent loner attempting to resist the temptation of blood, something that becomes harder with passing time, especially when he finds himself falling for a local bartender.

There are haunted house flicks, and then there’s Poltergeist. Featuring some of the most iconic imagery and words—“they’re here!”—in modern horror, it’s a film that continues to scare the hell out of audiences, no matter how many times they’ve seen it.

Director Stuart Gordon and actor Jeffrey Combs in person!

A camp classic of epic proportions, Re-Animator is the rare horror film that can be both wholly disturbing and wildly hilarious.

A young girl scours New York City’s Greenwich Village (which has never looked more ominous) in search of her missing sister and happens upon a cult of Satan worshipers.

Directors, producers and actors in person!

Inspired by the Grand Guignol tradition, this omnibus film features six assorted segments by notable genre directors that offer a little something for horror fans of every stripe.