J-HORROR NIGHT : HOUSE SCREENING + MUSIC
"Crazed Japanese pop-art horror/comedy collage like Scooby Doo meets Evil Dead meets hardcore hallucinogens (meets Mary Poppins meets Jodorowsky meets……). This is an indescribable cult cinema haunted house joyride, totally unlike anything else before, after or way off in the future..."
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An event held at SouthBank on Sunday 1st November. The event starts at 19:30.
“The cheeriest, most infectious blood bath in cinematic history.” IndieWire
Join us Sunday 1 November for a night of Japanese Horror with a screening of the incomparable House / Hausu (1977). Based partly on the surreal ideas of the director’s 11-year-old daughter, this landmark of J-Horror follows a schoolgirl and six of her friends on a trip to visit her reclusive aunt at a remote country house. Not all is what it seems and what follows is some of the most visually inventive and bizarrely entertaining sequences in all of horror cinema.
The phrase “has to be seen to be believed” is thrown around a lot about movies. This time we mean it.
The screening will be preceded by a special music performance inspired by the film (MORE DETAILS TBC).
Doors 6:30pm
Brought to you by Naked Eye Collective
Entry requirements: 16+
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