Something’s stirring at ACMI. This Halloween, settle into a Jane Schoenbrun double feature – two films about growing up queer, scared and a little too obsessed with what’s on screen. And, the scares don’t end on 1 November - Spotlight on South Korean Horror at ACMI Cinemas and our latest blockbuster exhibition, Lifelike, will keep you coming back for more.
Screening at ACMI
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
An up-and-coming filmmaker revives a forgotten 80s horror franchise in Jane Schoenbrun’s queer valentine to slasher films, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson.
I Saw the TV Glow
Two lonely teens obsessively bond over a cult TV show, until its eerie world bleeds into their own in Jane Schoenbrun’s haunting coming-of-age horror.
Double Passes now available
Double the scary for less with a Double Feature Pass
I Saw the TV Glow + Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (MA15+)
Full $32, Concession $28, Member $26
Coming soon
Lifelike
This November, Lifelike makes its world premiere at ACMI: a major new exhibition celebrating the magic of movie puppetry in all its forms.
Spotlight on South Korean Horror
Ghosts of the not-too-distant past come back to haunt in this season of South Korean horror, where the past never stays buried.
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