“Nosferatu” is considered one of the greatest horror movies of all time.
When Halloween falls on a Friday night, why stay at home? There’s a whole lot going on in Los Angeles.
Need a primer on German Expressionism? Watch “Nosferatu” (1922, F. W. Murnau) – one of the greatest horror movies of all time and a vampire classic with brilliant visual style – on the big screen with live music accompaniment at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Have you ever wanted to dress up as a work of art? Then you’re in luck because Lacma is hosting its 11th annual costume ball. Music, dancing, food and drink! Oh, and you can see the excellent exhibition: Haunted Screens: German Cinema in the 1920s.
Starting at Thursday midnight, pull an all-nighter of the living dead. The Crest Theater in Westwood is hosting a super series: “Night of the Living Dead,” “Child’s Play,” “Killer Klowns from Outer Space,” “Dawn of the Dead” and “Blacula.”
The New Beverly Cinema is hosting an all-nighter hosted by Eli Roth.
Not to be outdone, Cinefamily is putting on Childhood Haunts, an all-night audio/visual bash. As the organizers put it: “This signature Mondo video collision covers the hazy, freaky-deaky memories of these pivotal pieces of films and TV that pretty much screwed us up for life.”
The Aero Theatre in Santa Monica is showing “The Lego Movie” in 3-D! Come in costume as your favorite character, take photos and get free toys and treats, says the Aero.
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