Halloween Cinematic Phantamasgora!

Join us for a safe & socially-distanced Blue-Moon Halloween celebration featuring two classic horror masterpieces newly restored in 4k: George A. Romaro’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) & Dario Argento’s Suspiria (1977).

Come in costume and receive free raffle tickets to win great prizes like gift certificates to local restaurants and stores! 

The more elaborate and/or unique your costume is = the more raffle tickets you will receive - so go all out!

Saturday, October 31st, 2020

6.30pm: Doors Open

7pm: Night of the Living Dead

9pm: Suspiria

There will be a 20-minute Intermission between films, raffle winners will be announced Before Suspiria Begins.

Tickets are $20 each and include entry for both films and a specially curated Halloween Trick or Treats. 

Seasonally-inspired local snacks and drinks available for purchase on site.

“Night of the Living Dead came out of nowhere, or to be more precise, Pittsburgh, and turned into the most influential horror film since Psycho... This was not Transylvania, but Pennsylvania – this was Middle America at war, and the zombie carnage seemed a grotesque echo of the conflict then raging in Vietnam...disillusionment with government and patriarchal nuclear family is total.”  – Elliot Stein, Village Voice

"A remarkable vision of the late sixties — offering the most literal possible depiction of America devouring itself.”– J. Hoberman and Jonathan Rosenbaum, Midnight Movies

We have a limited amount of socially distanced seating for this special event. We recommend booking in advance.

Couples and Groups will be seated together so please book for your group under one name. For example - if we see that Vinz Clortho has booked two tickets, we will assign a two-person seating area for him and his guest (presumably Zuul). Or bring your whole ghostbusting gang - booking for four under one name!

Our Covid 19 Safety Precautions:

The Halloween Double-Feature Cinematic Phantamasgora will take place inside our main space The Sanctuary – an open and airy three-story former church space with tiered balconies that has a large movie screen at its center.  To ensure the event is safe and socially distanced we have blocked off the vast majority of our seating so that those seating areas remaining are more than six feet apart. We thoroughly clean the space before the event and hand-sanitizer is available throughout the venue. Face masks are required, we are happy to provide one upon entry if you do not bring your own. Our second and third balconies are accessible only by stairs so please make a note when you purchase a ticket if you would like a seat on the ground floor which is wheelchair accessible.