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    Horror Highlights: MONSTROUS: Fang & Fur, HUSH, THE BARN PART III, HALLOWEEN

    By AdminOctober 8, 2024
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    Horror Highlights: MONSTROUS: Fang & Fur, HUSH, THE BARN PART III, HALLOWEEN

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    Horror Highlights: MONSTROUS: Fang & Fur, HUSH, THE BARN PART III, HALLOWEEN

    MONSTROUS: Fang & Fur: “MONSTROUS is a new immersive queer horror experience that combines the worlds of scare attractions and queer nightlife into one thrilling event with so much to experience. MONSTROUS: Fang & Fur at Nowaday is specifically themed around the timeless monsters, the vampire and the werewolf.

    Explore the backyard of Nowadays, which has become an eerie village suffering the curse of the werewolf in the days following the full moon. You will meet feral lycan folk who are slowly returning to their human form, hear ghostly stories told around the fire, commune with spirits with the Mystic, and immerse yourself in the haunting melodies of Hannah Gill and her band. If you survive long enough, you just might come face to face with a full fledged werewolf.

    Journey into the dark club interior of Nowadays and discover a vampire den of pleasure and sin. Witness an Elizabeth Bathory style rope suspension demonstration, dance amongst the vampires to DJ sets by Sissies of Mercy and DJ BEAU BEAU, and be seduced by musical performances from Madison Rose, Attis, and dark pop witch, Lexxe. MCing the Fang Club is nightlife and horror fiend, Andrew Barret Cox. Join us for the bloodbath.

    Additionally, explore the Waning Moon Nightwares Market and treat yourself to something sweet. Purchase merch from our performers and support local small businesses. You will also have multiple exciting opportunities to tip the entertainment throughout the evening so be sure to bring cash to show some extra love to these artists.”

    FANG

    • DJs:
      • Sissies of Mercy
      • DJ BEAU BEAU
    • Live Music:
    • MC:
    • Specialty Acts:
      • August Henderson
      • Rope Suspension
      • Vampire Gogo Dancers

    FUR

    Live Music (Outside):

    • Hannah Gill
    • Specialty Acts:
    • Tarot Readings & Seance Experience:
    • MC/Storyteller:
    • Immersive Storytelling
      • Werewolf Sightings
      • Waning Moon Nightwares Market

    Where: Nowadays in Bushwick, Brooklyn When: October 23rd, 2024, 8pm-2am

    Tickets: $20 Online/$35 Door

    Dress Code: Dark, gothic, fetish, romantic, alternative. Outside costumes, sfx makeup, masks not allowed.

    WARNING: Contains simulated acts of violence, blood, gore, frightening imagery, flashing lights, sexual themes

    To purchase tickets, visit:

    https://linktr.ee/monstrous.nyc

    https://ra.co/events/2016783

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    CELEBRATE THE VISIONARY TALENT OF MIKE FLANAGAN WHEN THE TENSE HORROR MASTERPIECE HUSH ARRIVES IN THEATERS ON OCTOBER 16: “Just in time to kickstart Halloween festivities, Shout! Studios, in collaboration with Mike Flanagan, Trevor Macy’s Intrepid Pictures, and Blumhouse, announced today that Flanagan’s horror thriller HUSH is finally coming to U.S. theaters for a special engagement beginning October 16 at 6:30 pm PT (9:30 pm ET).  The film has been fully restored and approved by Flanagan. This eagerly anticipated theatrical engagement will showcase a newly restored version of HUSH for the first time on the big screen. Additionally, the event screening will feature a livestream Q&A with filmmaker Mike Flanagan and the film’s co-writer and star Kate Siegel. The live Q&A, featuring Flanagan and Siegel, is set to be held at Vidiots in Eagle Rock, California, immediately after the screening, and will be livestreamed to select theaters nationwide.”

    —

    THE BARN PART III: “Years after the events of ‘The Barn Part II’, the group is still left in fear that the evil three might come back to finish the harvest once and for all.”

    CAST: The Barn Part III has a thrilling and talented cast featuring film icons Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn, The Burbs), and Kelli Maroney (Chopping Mall, Night of the Comet), with Mitchell Musolino (The Barn Parts 1 and 2) returning. Some new faces to the franchise are Kansas Bowling (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Christmas Bloody Christmas), Ellie Church (Only Fangs, Harvest Lake), and up and comers Tristan Olsen, Amanda Byrne, and Jake McClellan (HeBGB TV).

    ABOUT THE PROJECT: Nevermore Production Films brings the last blood-soaked chapter in this critically acclaimed franchise that Fangoria declared “a grab bag of All Hallows goodness”. Created by Writer/Director/Producer Justin Seaman (10/31, Cryptids), it has an incredibly talented crew including Director of Photography and Co-writer Zane Hershberger (Force to Fear, Treaters), Production Design by Matt Cloude (Coffintooth), Brooklyn Ewing (She Was So Pretty), and Jerry Larew (Kill Dolly Kill), with Composer Rocky Gray (13 Slays Till X-Mas, 10/31 Part 4) returning to score the film. Prolific Special FX maestro Cody Ruch (The Boy from Below, Worst Laid Plans) will be providing all the on-screen gore and practical kills. Lovari (Salt) is serving as Casting Director and Assistant Director. The project is Executive Produced by Simon Lustenberger (The Barn Part II) and Gareth “Slasher Trash” Morgan (Final Summer, Go Away), with Eric Huskisson (New Fears Eve) and P.J. Starks (New Fears Eve) of Blood Moon Pictures signed on to Produce.

    FOR MORE INFORMATION:

    Indiegogo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-barn-part-iii#/

    FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheBarnmovie

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    HALLOWEEN Set to Appear on Over 600 Screens This October: “Recognized as the quintessential classic horror film by Parade magazine,  Halloween (1978) will return to the big screen this October, hitting over 600 theatres and drive-ins  across more than 400 markets. Since its groundbreaking debut in 1978, Halloween has set the  standard for the horror genre, spawning 12 additional films in a franchise that has captivated  audiences for over four decades. This October, fans will also have the opportunity to see Halloween 

    4: The Return of Michael Myers and Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers in select markets. Tickets can be found at Halloween 1978. 

    “The best way to experience Halloween this season, is on the big screen,” stated Malek Akkad, CEO  of Trancas International Films. “We are excited to collaborate with our partners at CineLife  Entertainment® to bring Halloween, Halloween 4 and Halloween 5 to so many theaters and markets.  This is a chance for both long-time fans and a new generation to experience the thrill of these iconic  films as they were meant to be seen.” 

    “We are excited to bring the most prominent and enduring horror film back to cinema screens giving  new and old fans a slasher film treat they’ll never forget,” said Bernadette McCabe, Executive Vice  President, CineLife Entertainment. 

    Halloween is one of the most beloved and revered horror films and it was the first horror film that  integrated horror trops to create the ultimate horror film. The film begins on Halloween night in 1963  with six year old Michael Myers brutally murdering his 17 year old sister, Judith. He was sentenced 

    and locked away for 15 years. But on October 30, 1978, a 21-year old Michael Myers steals a car and  escapes Smith’s Grove. He returns to his quiet hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois, where he looks for  his next victims. Halloween was written by John Carpenter and Debra Hill and directed by Carpenter.  It starred Jamie Lee Curtis in her film debut, Donald Pleasence, P.J. Soles and Nancy Loomis.  

    Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers was released nearly a decade later in 1988. The  apparently comatose Michael Myers (George P. Wilbur) is being transferred from one hospital to  another, but he wakes up when the ambulance crew talk about his surviving niece, Jamie (Danielle  Harris). After slaughtering his attendants, Myers sets out to find his one living relative who is,  fortunately, being cared for by a kind and resourceful foster sister named Rachel (Ellie Cornell).  Meanwhile, the ever-cautious Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) remains on the killer’s path. 

    In Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Michael Myers (Donald L. Shanks) awakens from  a year-long coma and stalks his way back to his small hometown in Illinois, intent on killing his niece,  Jamie (Danielle Harris), who has been confined to a mental institution since Michael’s last attempt to  slay her. Suspecting a psychic link between Michael and Jamie, psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis (Donald  Pleasence) joins forces with Sheriff Ben Meeker (Beau Starr) and attempts to stop Michael’s latest  rampage.”

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