Slab Cinema is pivoting from the French New Wave to buckets of blood — literally.
On Wednesday, September 30, the outdoor film series kicks off weekly screenings of classic horror films at St. Paul Square with Roger Corman's killer 1959 film A Bucket of Blood.The series of black and white pulp horror continues with Joseph Green's The Brain That Wouldn't Die on October 7 and Herk Hervey's Carnival of Souls on October 14, followed by Roger Corman's star-studded The Terror — which features a young Jack Nicholson alongside horror legends Boris Karloff and Sandra Knight — on October 21.
Because it's not really halloween without a heaping helping of zombies, the screenings wrap up on October 28 with the film that started the walking corpse craze: George Romero's Night of the Living Dead.
To maintain social distancing, a limited number of tickets are available for each movie. Patrons will need to bring their own chairs and blankets, but food and drinks will be available for purchase on site.
$6, 7 p.m. Wednesdays September 30-October 28, St. Paul Square, 1160 E. Commerce St., slabcinemaarthouse.com.
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