AC Spooktacular 2021
With this curated collection, celebrate Halloween with the creators of unsettling, imaginative and fanciful feature films and TV series that will put you in the proper holiday mood — with 13 new and updated entries for 2021.
With this curated collection, celebrate Halloween with the creators of unsettling, imaginative and fanciful feature films and TV series that will put you in the proper holiday mood — with 13 new and updated entries for 2021.
Each day this week — through All Hallows Eve — we’ll post 10 insightful feature stories, interviews and podcasts offering insight on some of the most memorable sci-fi, fantasy and horror projects covered by American Cinematographer.
Part I - October 26
The Walking Dead
The Thing From Another World
Supernatural
Carrie (1976)
Get Out
It
It Chapter Two
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932) NEW
Ghostbusters (1984) NEW
The Thing (1982)
Part II - October 27
The Dead Don’t Die
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight
A Ghost Story NEW
Vertigo
The Neon Demon
Chopping Mall NEW
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone NEW
Mindhunter NEW
Zodiac
Part III - October 28
Twin Peaks (2019)
28 Days Later NEW
Mandy
Censor NEW
The Cabin in the Woods
Seconds
Them NEW
A Clockwork Orange
The Haunting (1963)
Sleepy Hollow
Part IV - October 29
The Nightmare Before Christmas NEW
Stranger Things
They Live
In Cold Blood
Beetlejuice
Natural Born Killers
The Love Witch
Army of Darkness (Visual Effects) NEW
Ash vs. Evil Dead NEW
Lifeforce (Visual Effects) NEW
Part V - October 30
Ghost Adventures
RoboCop (1987)
The Pit and the Pendulum
The Terminator
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Swamp Thing
The Fifth Element
Night of the Living Dead NEW
Donnie Darko NEW
Alien
Part VI - October 31
HALLOWEEN SHOCK SPECIAL
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Suspiria (1977)
Suspiria (2018)
Seven
Halloween NEW
Rosemary's Baby
Lost Highway
Poltergeist
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Exorcist UPDATED
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