POP UP CINEMA BRIGHTON

White Wall Cinema's first ever late night screening we have twinned two supernatural horror classics, one hard to find long lost gem by one of cinema's coolest directors and one much loved favourite by a horror master which we will sync up the time and date of the story with the actual time and date of the screening for extra spookiness!

 

The night begins with a super special screening of the long lost recently unearthed 1983 Michael Mann (Miami Vice, Heat, Collateral, Manhunter) film The Keep. Hard to find and rarely screened, this fabled holy grail of cinema follows a group of Nazi soldiers who occupy a small village in the Carpathian Mountains during World War II, only to find the fortress they are so keen on setting up camp in wasn't built to keep them out, but was actually constructed to keep something evil in! 

 

Scott Glenn (The Right Stuff, Silence Of The Lambs), Jürgen Prochnow (Das Boot), Robert Prosky (Christine, Broadcast News), Ian McKellen (The Lord Of The Rings, X-Men), Gabriel Byrne (Miller's Crossing, The Usual Suspects), make up the all star cast of a film that features Michael Mann's famed signature visual style as well as a corking score from 80s synth-masters Tangerine Dream. 

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This will be followed by an all time classic from legendary horror director John Carpenter's (Halloween, The Thing, They Live, Escape From New York). The Fog is the spooky tale of a small Californian coastal town celebrating it's centenary which marks not only the 100th anniversary of the town, but also of a supernatural fog that descended following a mysterious ship wreck in the area. This unearthly fog now returns bringing with it dangerous spectres hell-bent on seeking retribution. 

 

The Fog also features another stellar cast including Adrienne Barbeau (Escape From New York, Creepshow), Hal Holbrook (All The President's Men, Into The Wild), as well as undisputed 'Scream Queens', Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween, Trading Place, True Lies, Everything Everywhere All At Once) and her real life mother, star of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, Janet Leigh. ​

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This very special screening will coincide exactly in terms of both date and time with the films storytelling. As our narrator exclaims  

'In five minutes, it will be the 21st of April' so it will be in real life too.  Don't miss out on this very special double bill that can only be held on this special date and time. 

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Please Note: There will be a short interval between the films but patrons will only be able to enter prior to the start of the first film.