The October screening for Cineplex Classic Film Series features a double bill of classic horror! Watch Bela Lugosi in his infamous Dracula (1931) role and the one and only Boris Karloff as Frankenstein (1931). Two films that sparked a great love of tragic, horrific monsters and set the bar for the many, many acts to follow. The screening takes place October 31, 2012 at 7:00 pm. As an added bonus, host Robert Osborne will be showing exclusive interviews with Karloff’s daughter Sara Karloff, Lugosi’s son Bela Lugosi Jr., and makeup artist Rick Baker. Admission is a mere $6.00 and you can check the website for participating theatres.
When: October 21, 2012 at 12:45pm, October 24, 2012 at 7:00pm, and October 31, 2012 at 7:00pm
Where: A Cineplex Theatre near you!
More Info: For additional details, visit their website
Meaghan MacInnis
Latest posts by Meaghan MacInnis (see all)
- Romance or Die: how chick flicks fail their public – March 12, 2013
- Meet the TFS Writers: Meaghan MacInnis – March 6, 2013
- Cinema Revisited: kids’ movies we used to love…as kids – January 23, 2013
Contests on Now
This week from Grolsch Film Works
Last week saw the release of Gimme the Loot, the SXSW Grand Jury Prize winner by Adam Leon, which sees two graffiti artists seek revenge after their replica of the…
Latest Reviews
For decades New York department store Bergdorf Goodman has been a destination for discerning shoppers…
In 1994, General Roméo Dallaire was the UN Force Commander during the Rwandan genocide. Now…
Ellis and Neckbone are two 14-year-old best friends, looking for adventure and purpose in their…
Michel Gondry, unleashed from the commercial shackles of oh, say The Green Hornet, returns a…
Robbie (Paul Brannigan) has barely avoided a prison sentence from an assault charge, helped by…
Latest Articles
He was unmistakably eye catching. There on my computer screen was a gun bearing goddess in a glittering mermaid shaped dress. His hair was wildly…
April 26 marked the opening of Chris Marker: Memory of a Certain Time, an exhibition of the legendary French filmmaker’s photographs. To accompany the exhibition,…
Blackbird is a film that explores many themes: parental involvement in the behaviour of their children, bullying in institutions like school and by the court…
