Scream Slate
November 12 at 7pm +1
Roxy Cinema New York · Tribeca
Jada Pinkett battles Billy Zane's satanic charm in this neon-drenched 1995 cult horror, screening alongside Dickerson's *Def By Temptation* for a deliciously grim double feature.
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Freaky Movie Fridays
Fridays at 7pm
Foxtail · SoHo • Free
Your Friday night plans just got a little darker. Foxtail screens horror classics every October Friday, pairing the scares with film-inspired cocktails and a spooky sandwich-chips-cookie deal.
Spooky Movie Month
Fridays at 7pm
Foxtail · SoHo • $$
Settle into the Living Room at Arlo SoHo for a series of horror classics. Enjoy film-inspired menu specials and a $19 spooky deal featuring a sandwich, chips, and a cookie.
Cloverfield
November 14 at 11:35pm (This weekend)
IFC Center · West Village
Shaky camcorder footage and muffled phone calls shape Matt Reeves’ 2008 creature feature Cloverfield, screening on 35mm as part of the IFC Center Staff Picks series.
Josephine. 2026. Written and directed by Beth de Araújo
November 13 at 7pm
The Museum of Modern Art · Midtown
A young girl witnesses a horrifying crime in Beth de Araújo's breakthrough film, starring Gemma Chan and Channing Tatum. Audiences will attend a screening of Josephine at The Museum of Modern Art, followed by a conversation with the writer-director.
Slither (1973)
November 14 at 5:45pm (This weekend)
Metrograph · Chinatown
Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud and writer A. S. Hamrah introduce a screening of Howard Zieff's 1973 feature Slither at Metrograph, followed by a book signing with Gelgud.
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Shutter Island (2010)
Metrograph · Chinatown
Twentynine Palms
Metrograph · Manhattan
Beetlejuice (1988)
Metrograph · Manhattan
Q&A with Ari Aster
Roxy Cinema New York · Manhattan
Horror of Dracula (1958)
Metrograph · Manhattan
Horizons of Hope
The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture · NoHo
Arrebato Screening
Roxy Cinema New York · Manhattan
Hard Boiled
Film at Lincoln Center · Manhattan
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Anthology Film Archives · Manhattan
Jump Scare
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Czech Center New York · Manhattan
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