PARADISE THEATRE presents DRACULA (1931)

This October, celebrate the days leading up to All Hallows' Eve on Bloor Street- for twice the frights and twice the fun! The Paradise Presents: DOUBLE FEARTURES! Five nights of dire double bills- creepy classics old and new to welcome in the spooky season.

Join us on October 2nd as we present two versions of a classic tale. Bram Stoker's seminal epistolary novel was first published in 1897, and made it's mark on cinema throughout the silent era with such classics as F.W. Murnau's masterpiece NOSFERATU. But it was Tod Browning who brought the name of that bloodsucking count to screen, and Bela Lugosi who brought him to life. So join us in Transylvania for 1931's DRACULA!

The one that started them all. A powerful and ruthless vampire named Count Dracula arrives in London to prey on young, socialite women. Standing in the vampire’s way, is a group of concerned men and the enigmatic Dr. Abraham Van Helsing. The beginning of Universal Horror in the sound era.

And join us for Francis Ford Coppola's distinctive take on the classic tale with 1992's BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA at 8 PM. You can get 30% off admission using the promo-code in your order confirmation email at checkout!

(Courtesy of Universal Pictures)

Sunday October 2nd, 6:00 PM/5:30 PM Doors