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Spooky Cinema At SAC

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A still image from

A still image from "Pet Sematary."

A still image from

A still image from "Pet Sematary."

The Coop's BBQ chicken sandwich.

The Coop's BBQ chicken sandwich. COURTESY OF THE COOP

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club.

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club. ANNETTE HINKLE

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club.

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club. ANNETTE HINKLE

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club.

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club. ANNETTE HINKLE

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club.

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club. ANNETTE HINKLE

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club.

Ian Duke has started The Coop at his Southampton Social Club. ANNETTE HINKLE

authorStaff Writer on Oct 26, 2020

Halloween is this weekend, which means it’s a perfect time to take in a scary movie or two. As part of its Freaky Friday Features, the Southampton Arts Center (SAC) is offering just that on Friday, October 30, with two films for the season — one really scary for grown-ups, another not quite so frightful for the younger set. Both films will be screened outdoors on the west lawn of the property at 25 Jobs Lane, Southampton.

First up at 6 p.m. will be Tim Burton’s 1993 animated film “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (raindate October 31 at 7 p.m.). At 8 p.m., SAC will screen the 2019 American supernatural horror film “Pet Sematary” (raindate October 31 at 9 p.m.). Based on a novel by Stephen King, the film is directed by Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer.

Bring chairs, blankets and something to keep you warm. Tickets are $10 ($5 for SAC members).

For tickets visit southamptonartscenter.org.

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