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			OPENING NIGHT Stake Land Jim Mickle, USA, 2010; 96m In person: director Jim Mickle, writer Nick Damici, actor Connor Paolo, and actress Kelly McGillis! New York premiere! Forget Twilight and True Blood and all those other touchy-feely vampire soap sagas—Jim Mickle’s down-and-dirty Stake Land brings the horror back to the blood-sucking genre, with a vengeance. Read more...		Buy Tickets Wed Oct 27: 8:30
			CLOSING NIGHT The Loved Ones Sean Byrne, Australia, 2009; 84m New York premiere! Winner of an audience award at the Toronto Film Festival, this choice piece of prom-night horror shows the gory good times to be had from low self-esteem. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 31: 8
			Black Death Christopher Smith, U.K./Germany, 2010; 102m Magnet Releasing New York premiere! As if the bubonic plague that swept mid-14th-century Europe wasn’t ghastly enough, Black Death injects apparent necromancy into the mix. Sean Bean and Eddie Redmayne respectively play knight and monk sent with a team of mercenaries to investigate a village mysteriously unscathed by the pandemic. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 30: 8:30
			Carrie Brian De Palma, USA, 1976; 98m Starring Sissy Spacek at her most Spacek and Amy Irving as a mean girl. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 30: 4:15
			The Clinic James Rabbitts, Australia, 2010; 94m New York premiere! A couple on a road trip in the middle of the outback makes a pit stop at a sketchy motel… Sound familiar? Don’t be fooled, for everything that follows this seen-it, done-that setup is anything but routine. Read more...		Buy Tickets Thu Oct 28: 9
			The Creeping Flesh Freddie Francis, U.K., 1973; 98m Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee face off as half-brothers and Victorian-era scientists vying for the same prestigious prize. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 31: 4
			Dead of Night Charles Crichton, Alberto Cavalcanti, Basil Dearden & Robert Hamer, U.K., 1945; 103m Films like Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors (not to mention shows like The Twilight Zone) owe everything to Dead of Night, the granddaddy of the horror omnibus. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 30: 2
			Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors Freddie Francis, U.K., 1965; 94m A wonderfully wicked Amicus anthology film made up of five stories comprising a fistful of horror staples: lycanthropy, vampirism, killer vegetation, voodoo, and disembodied hands. Read more...		Buy Tickets Fri Oct 29: 4:30 Sun Oct 31: 6
			Hellraiser Clive Barker, U.K., 1987; 94m Clive Barker’s stylish feature debut, adapted by Barker from his own novella “The Hellbound Heart,” first introduced Pinhead—a now iconic figure in modern horror—to the screen. Read more...		Buy Tickets Thu Oct 28: 7:00
			The Legend of Hell House John Hough, U.K., 1973; 95m Four brave souls accept the offer to spend one week at Hell House, the “Mount Everest” of haunted houses in this “Mount Everest” of haunted-house movies. Read more...		Buy Tickets Wed Oct 27: 6:30 Thu Oct 28: 5:00
			Messiah of Evil Willard Huyck, 1973, USA; 90m In a tiny coastal ghost-town, a woman searches for her estranged painter father amidst undead residents in otherworldly surroundings—shot in Antonioni-esque wide-screen. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 31: 2
			The Mutations aka The Freakmaker Jack Cardiff, U.K., 1974; 91m Paying homage to Tod Browning’s classic, Freaks, cinematographer Jack Cardiff’s The Mutations relies on real-life carnival attractions to propel the action in this peculiar and intensely creepy tale. Read more...		Buy Tickets Wed Oct 27: 4:30 Fri Oct 29: 6:30
			Triangle Christopher Smith, U.K./Australia, 2009; 99m New York theatrical premiere! Smith’s dazzling Triangle, made directly prior to Black Death, inexplicably never made it to American theaters. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 30: 6:15
			Village of Shadows (Le Village des Ombres) Fouad Benhammou, France, 2010; 103m World premiere! Q&A with the director. France’s cinéma fantastique renaissance continues with this supernatural variation on Ten Little Indians, strong on atmosphere and light on gore Read more...		Buy Tickets Fri Oct 29: 8:30