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Free Family Event!
Happy Halloween!

Brattle Trick or Treat!
3:00 to 5:00 PM  

The Brattle brings you our annual FREE Halloween treat for kids of all ages and their parents. Special sweets plus a screening of spooky cartoons and "IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN CHARLIE BROWN" begin at 3:00 PM.




Special Engagement!
Happy Halloween!

Evil Dead 2
1:00, 7:30 PM  Tickets
(Costume contest and special treats at the 7:30 show! Tonight's 7:30 show is a Double Feature with TRICK 'R TREAT)

(1987) dir Sam Raimi , w/ Bruce Campbell, Ted Raimi, Sarah Berry [85 min]
A Halloween tradition here at the Brattle, Sam Raimi's inspired follow-up to Evil Dead is more of a remake than a sequel. Doing away with the more somber tone of its predecessor, Evil Dead 2 finds our hero Ash (Bruce Campbell) still stuck in that damn cabin in the woods, and his undead enemies are more bloodthirsty than ever! The Three Stooges-style ultraviolence unleashed upon Ash makes this film a delirious, hysterical experience. Groovy! This is fast becoming the hottest Halloween ticket in Boston, so be sure to get yours early!




Special Engagement!
Theatrical Premiere!

Trick 'r Treat
5:30, 10:00 PM  Tickets
(Double Feature w/7:30 screening of EVIL DEAD 2. Digital Presentation.)

(2008) dir Michael Dogherty , w/ Dylan Baker, Anna Paquin, Brian Cox, Leslie Bibb, Tahmoh Penikett, Quinn Lord [82 min]
This much buzzed about horror film has finally made its debut on DVD but the Brattle is thrilled to present the first theatrical screenings in the Boston area! A positive who’s who of things that go bump in the night, TRICK’R TREAT features a cavalcade of ghosts, ghouls, werewolves, vampires, slashers and more. Interweaving several different stories that all take place on Halloween night in one Ohio town, writer/director Michael Dougherty has made a new horror classic with just the right blend of horror, gore, ghoulishness and, of course, cruelty to children. And, in case you need some encouragement to get into the holiday spirit, Dougherty introduces a creepy sack-masked hobgoblin that torments those who don’t respect the traditions of Halloween.