2 Dugard Way, London
Sat 29 Aug · 19:30 · £11.55
Get ready for a terrifying night of retro horror at The Cinema Museum with the first instalment of Horror for a Cause: Save the Cinema Museum – a special four-month fundraising event celebrating the iconic horror films of the 1980s. Kicking off the series is Creepshow (1982), George A. Romero and Stephen King’s unforgettable anthology of monsters, madness, and macabre tales. Blending comic-book style visuals with classic horror storytelling, Creepshow remains one of the most beloved cult horror films of its era and is the perfect introduction to this celebration of 80s genre cinema. This screening is part of a series of four monthly horror events, each featuring a different iconic 80s horror classic. Over the coming months, audiences will come together to celebrate the films that terrified and inspired generations of horror fans – all while raising vital funds to help save The Cinema Museum. Every ticket purchased and every donation made will go directly towards The Cinema Museum’s fundraising campaign. By joining us, you’re not only enjoying a cult classic on the big screen – you’re helping protect a unique home for film history, preservation, and community. So grab your friends, embrace the scares, and join us for a night of horror, nostalgia, and cinema magic – all for a cause worth fighting for.