This October, the Dryden Theatre embraces the uncanny, the ghostly, and the weird with a chilling lineup of classics and cult favorites in its Halloween at the Dryden film series.
From the gothic shadows of The Others to the surreal satire of Sorry to Bother You, this series explores cinema’s many approaches to fear and the supernatural. Silent landmarks like The Queen of Spades and The Phantom of the Opera appear alongside the B-movie classics of Cat People and its sequel.
While from the ’80s, both David Cronenberg’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Dead Zone and Joel Schumacher’s vampire film The Lost Boys are also being screened.
Visit https://www.eastman.org/halloween-dryden for the complete schedule. Tickets can be purchased online or at the Dryden Theatre box office. The Box Office opens 45 minutes prior to the screening and can be reached by phone at 585-327-4839.
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