Peter Wyngarde stars as a psychology professor who discovers his wife is a witch who has been secretly practising magic for a number of years. Unable to reconcile this revelation with his rational mindset, he forces her to destroy all of her tools for sorcery… and then his troubles begin.

A British black-and-white classic, Night of the Eagle is a suspenseful, atmospheric tale in the tradition of the Val Lewton’s spine-tinglers.

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How do you follow up one of the greatest horror films of the 1980s? You make one of the greatest horror sequels of the 1980s!

Join us as we celebrate 35 years of Sam Raimi’s gonzo comedy-horror classic, with Bruce Campbell returning as the hapless Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell), who once again finds himself battling horrifying demons in a secluded cabin in the woods.

This screening will be introduced by Alice Taylor-Matthews, Evil Dead II enthusiast.

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Scream for your lives as William Castle’s cult wonder screens for the late-night crowd!

Within every human, a creature resides. Attached to the spine, it tingles in cases of fear and creates a tension that can only be released by screaming. When a deaf-mute theatre owner, without the ability to scream, is murdered, horror icon Vincent Price is able to get his hands on a ‘tingler’, but it escapes…

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Boris Karloff returns as ‘The Monster’, having survived the events of the first film. So, too, has Dr Frankenstein, who visits his former mentor (and fellow mad scientist) Dr Pretorious and now sets about creating a mate for his creature.

This screening will be introduced by Professor Marysia Zalewski (International Politics, Cardiff University), who has specialist interests in feminist and critical theories, and film/popular culture. She is currently completing a co-authored book which works with the idea of the ‘Frankenstinian Subject’.

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Sarah (Robin Tunney) is the new girl in town. Not only does she have to deal with a new school and making new friends, she also has telekinetic powers to contend with. Her gift catches the eyes of a trio of novice witches (played by Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell and Rachel True) who are looking to expand their coven.

The Craft will be introduced by Gabriela Staniszewska, a local filmmaker specialising in the horror, action and sci-fi genres. Her multi-award-winning short film I Should Have Run (2016) will screen before the feature. To find out more about Gabriela and her films, please visit www.gabrielastaniszewska.com or find her on Twitter and Instagram.

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Fifteen years after six-year-old Michael Myers was incarcerated in the Smith's Grove Sanitarium after brutally murdering his 17-year-old sister Judith on Halloween night… he has escaped! Pursed by psychiatrist Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence), Michael Myers heads towards his quiet hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois, where he looks for his next victims.

Halloween will be introduced by Bristol-based horror writer and director Melanie Light, whose short films and music videos have played numerous festivals and earned multiple awards. To find out more about Melanie and her work, please visit www.melanielight.co.uk or find her on Instagram.

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The feature debut of Cassandra Peterson’s much-loved Elvira character, who first graced American television screens as the hostess of Elvira’s Movie Macabre, a late-night show dedicated to B movies, especially those of the horror persuasion.

In Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, she inherits a possibly mansion in a New England small town, as well as a book of witches’ spells and a poodle, prompting much consternation and excitement from the locals, not to mention many saucy double entendres along the way.

An uproarious comedy-horror with an acute sense of its own silliness, Elvira: Mistress of the Dark is the perfect palate-cleanser between the slasher delights of Halloween and The Slumber Party Massacre.

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Directed by Amy Holden Jones and with a screenplay by prolific feminist author Rita Mae Brown, The Slumber Party Massacre stands out from most slasher movies of the 1980s for one very obvious reason!

What begins as a typical teenage slumber party for Trish and her friends on the school basketball team, ends with an unexpected guest… an escaped mass murderer, who just so happens to brought a power drill with him.

Prior to The Slumber Party Massacre, local horror writer-directors Sophie Mair and Dan Gitsham will introduce their award-winning horror short The Thing That Ate the Birds, funded by BFI Network, Gunpowder and Sky, which premiered internationally at SXSW 2021.

For more information on Sophie and Dan’s work, please visit the Sketchbook Pictures website or find them on Twitter and Instagram.

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Following the success of Blacula and Scream Blacula Scream, American International Pictures turned to zombies for their next horror-blaxploitation crossover.

Marki Bey stars as Diana “Sugar” Hill, the girlfriend of a murdered nightclub owner who turns to a voodoo queen and the Lord of the Dead so that she may exact revenge on the mobsters responsible – with an army of the undead!

This screening will be introduced by Adam Murray of Bristol Black Horror Club.

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Presented in a brand-new restoration by Arrow Films.

If you like Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Kickboxer, but have always felt it needs more black magic, ancient mushrooms, and an army of possessed crocodile skulls, then The Boxer’s Omen is for you!

Starting off as a traditional kung fu movie, the film sees a kickboxer travel to Thailand to avenge his brother who has been paralysed by a cheating Thai competitor (Bloodsport’s Bolo Yeung). Along the way, our hero is met by bizarre visions, entered into a Buddhist monastery, and begins a quest to save the soul of a deceased monk (his twin brother in a past life) who died at the hands of a powerful magician.

Recalling everything from John Carpenter’s The Thing to Cannibal Holocaust, The Boxer’s Omen is a mad-ass jumble of genre ideas which equates to a fascinating, bonkers, totally unique kung-fu horror.

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Inspiring a sequel, a remake, and a sequel to its remake, as well as comic books, a computer game and a stage show, Tom Holland’s original Fright Night is now a cult classic.

Charley (William Ragsdale), a teenage horror fan, becomes convinced that his new neighbour (played by Chris Sarandon) is responsible for several recent disappearances and a member of the undead. When nobody believes him, he turns to the only person he feels he can trust: Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall), the host of Fright Night, a late-night TV horror show.

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Iconic Japanese actor and martial artist Sonny Chiba stars as a detective with a secret. Unbeknownst to his colleagues, he is also a lycanthrope – and when the moon is full, his skills of detection improve.

A new case involving a series of savage murders leads him to uncover a strange, intricate conspiracy. Too strange to spoil here, in fact, so you’ll have a buy a ticket to find out more!

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