
Halloween takes over Kino from lunch until late on Saturday 31 October — with family screenings, costumes, camp horror, classics, short films, DJs and a final round of jump scares.
Whether you’re coming with the family, looking for a cosy scare, a horror classic, camp Gothic chaos or something considerably bloodier, there’s something waiting for you at Kino.
And yes: costumes are very much encouraged.
Kino 1 · Family screening
Start Halloween with a family adventure as Momo brings Michael Ende’s beloved story to the big screen.
Kino 2
Start the spooky part of the day with something a little stranger.
Read more about Hallowarrior →
Kino Atrium · Free
Monsters, ghosts, witches and strange creatures welcome!
Children can walk our purple glitter carpet and show off their Halloween creations. Costumes will also be available to borrow — and every participating child receives a prize.
Read more about the Kids Halloween Costume Parade →
Kino 2 · Family screening
A supernatural mystery for younger audiences who like their Halloween with just the right amount of spooky.
Kino 2
Family dysfunction, experimental prosthetic hands, Gothic melodrama and a generous dose of camp.
If severed hands and beautifully bad family relationships sound like your kind of Halloween, this one is for you.
Read more about The Restoration at Grayson Manor →
Kino 2
Not enough time for an entire descent into madness? Try several.
Halloween Horror Shorts delivers a concentrated dose of strange creatures, dark ideas, blood, dread and short-form terror.
Kino Atrium · Free
Come in costume, show us what you’ve got and compete for prizes when our Halloween Costume Contest kicks off at 20:00.
Prizes will be awarded for Best Costume, Most Creative and Audience Favourite.
No Hollywood costume budget required. Imagination is much more useful.
Kino 1
Fifty years of prom-night trauma.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Brian De Palma’s Carrie — telekinesis, repression, teenage cruelty and one bucket of blood that changed horror history.
Kino Atrium · Free
At 21:15, DJs from Doolittle Records take over Kino Atrium.
Come for the costume contest, stay for the music — or drop in between screenings and keep the Halloween night going.
Kino 1
End the night with a cursed video game, practical monsters, blood and jump scares.
A perfectly sensible choice for 23:00 on Halloween.
Family adventure or jump scares. Cosy spooky or full horror. Camp Gothic chaos, short films, a classic, costumes or DJs.
Come for one film or stay for the whole day.
Saturday 31 October · Kino Lund
Costumes encouraged.
Film screenings require their respective tickets. Activities in Kino Atrium, including the Kids Halloween Costume Parade, Costume Contest and Halloween DJ set, are free.
Pick your scare level, come in costume and make a day of it. Halloween starts at noon and keeps going until the last jump scare!
