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Horror of the 1900s: The Blair Witch Project (1999)

WhenFri, Oct 30, 2:00 PMStarts in 4 days📅 Add to calendarWhereHyde ParkWeld hall🗺 Apple Maps🗺 Google Maps🚕 UberHostBoston Public LibraryCostFreeCapacityOpen — no spot limit

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All Adults, College Students, Older Adults, Young Adults (Ages 20-34). Hyde Park Branch is hosting a film series showcasing horror movies from various decades of the 1900s on Friday afternoons in October. The showings will start promptly at 2 pm and popcorn and refreshments will be provided. The film on October 30 will be The Blair Witch Project (1999). This film is rated R. Three student filmmakers set out into the forest to film a documentary on a legend known as The Blair Witch. As they become lost in the woods, an unseen evil begins to stalk and harass them. They soon realize that what they are filming is not a legend, but their own descent into a horrifying encounter with the supernatural. Schedule: October 2: Nosferatu (1922) October 9: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) October 16: Rosemary’s Baby (1968) (R) October 23: Friday the 13th (1980) (R) October 30: The Blair Witch Project (1999) (R) Accessibility Notice: We strive to make our events accessible. To request a disability accommodation and/or language services, contact the department listed in the "Contact Info" pane on the right. Please allow at least two weeks to arrange accommodation.

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