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Where to watch Halloween movies in Lexington this October

From park picnics to brewery big screens, Lexington’s Halloween movie nights are serving up spooky fun all month.

An outdoor movie screening surrounded by people sitting in lawn chairs.

Pull up a chair, pack your picnic, and get ready for Freaky Flicks at the park. | Photo courtesy of @lexkyparks

Halloween season is here, and it’s bringing all things that go bump in the night.

If you’re ready for some fright-filled fun, here are a few Halloween movie nights lighting up screens in Lexington this month.

Night of Frights

Grab a cold beer and settle in for spine-chilling scenes — Burl Brew is showing Halloween favorites every Wednesday in October at 8 p.m.

  • Wednesday, Oct. 15 — “The Addams Family”
  • Wednesday, Oct. 22 — “Jennifer’s Body” + “Trick ‘r Treat”
  • Wednesday, Oct. 29 — “The Silence of the Lambs” + “Child’s Play”

Freaky Flicks

Bring your picnic setup, come dressed in a costume, and get ready to boogie at the pre-movie Monster Mash dance party starting at 6:30 p.m.

  • Friday, Oct. 10 — “Halloweentown” at Masterson Station Park

Freaky Fridays

Enter if you dare. The Kentucky Theatre will host a 10 p.m. screening of this Italian horror cult classic for $6.50.

  • Friday, Oct. 17 — “Antropophagus”
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