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Against all odds, the most ghoulish gala of the year makes its triumphant return with an all-virtual cavalcade of cadavers beaming straight from our haunt to yours.

The Belcourt's annual tradition of spine-tingling spookiness, 12 Hours of Terror, will stream seven selections of the most scintillating, scarifying cinema this side of the spirit realm directly to your home through the wizardry of the world wide web. Escape the icy grip of the reaper and experience the same electrifying excitement of the event of the season with all the insane thrills from before the dark times — and none of the risk.

As is the wont of the ancient ones, The Boo Dudes, the most mortifying minstrels in all of Music City, will be on hand to help you maneuver the maleficent maze of murder with the help of the fabulous physician of fright himself, Dr. Gangrene. Plenty of other guests and surprises lurk around each corner, so you dare not dally! This promises to be one of the most devilishly diverting dalliances on offer this Samhain.

Just purchase your ticket at the link below,  and join us starting Sat, Oct 24 from 2pm to 2am for a spectral encounter with the unknown. As usual, we won't announce the films for this event in advance — because part of the fun is the surprise. But we guarantee we've got an amazing array of eerie emanations to keep you shrieking into the abyss for 12 straight hours!

*This is a 18+ event due to content.

The Belcourt Theatre does not provide advisories about subject matter or potential triggering content, as sensitivities vary from person to person.

Beyond the synopses, trailers and review links on our website, other sources of information about content and age-appropriateness for specific films can be found on Common Sense Media, IMDb and DoesTheDogDie.com as well as through general internet searches.