Kristian Fletcher to present a series of cult horror films around Brisbane this Halloween

Kristian Fletcher has a penchant for retro movies and cinematic events. The independent exhibitor has blessed Brisbane for the past 16 years with pop up period-cinema events and will continue to light the beacon for film romantics with his 2016 Halloween event.

The event is to take place in various locations around Brisbane from Thursday the 17^th of October to Sunday the 30^th of October. “People like to be scared,” Fletcher said, “and what better way than with an audience of like-minded people … Experience these movies with an audience – the way they were intended”.

Prospective attendees can take their pick from the choice below, or make it simple by just attending them all! Visit www.kristianfletcher.com for more information.

GRINDHOUSE HORROR DOUBLE FEATURE
Thursday 27 October 6.15pm
New Globe Theatre, 220 Brunswick St Fortitude Valley
Two controversial cult shockers are brought back to the big screen, uncut and uncensored!
Blood Feast (1963)
An Egyptian caterer kills various women in suburban Miami to use their body parts to bring to life a dormant Egyptian goddess, while an inept police detective tries to track him down.
Pieces (1982)
Young co-eds are being cut up by a chainsaw killer on a college campus. The killer is attempting to put together a human jigsaw puzzle made from body parts.
TICKETS: Two people for $15.00 (Strictly 18+)

HALLOWEEN PARTY
Friday 28 October from 7pm
Padre bar, 598 Stanley St, Woolloongabba
With rotating entertainment such as horror cabaret numbers and spooky DJ, themed cocktails and more!
Dress up and get in the spirit for Halloween – it’s bound to be ghoulish!
Entry $5.00 per person (18+ event)

1970s HORROR DOUBLE FEATURE
Sunday 30 October 1.30pm
New Globe Theatre, 220 Brunswick St Fortitude Valley
Spend the afternoon with two of the most influential and highly profitable independent horror films of all time!
Halloween (1978)
Michael Myers is back to terrorise his hometown of Haddonfield… Starring a young Jamie Lee Curtis
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
An idyllic summer afternoon drive becomes a nightmare for a group of teenagers when they stumble on Leatherface and his family.
See the 1970s cult horror classics in an authentic Seventies cinema!
With horror readings by Ghoul Shadows and spooky cabaret numbers by Drama Queen Productions.
TICKETS: $18.00 per person  (18+ event)

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