Scarefest: Fife town hosts weekend of Hallowe’en themed drive-in movies

A drive-in movie is coming to Fife for Hallowe’en.
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Scarefest takes place at New Bayview Stadium’s car park in Lower Methil on Saturday October 30, and Sunday 31st - and is set to serve up a feast of classic horror films for adults and children.

The event, organised by Together Levenmouth – a Brag Enterprises run project supported by Fife Council - was originally planned for 2020 but was put on hold because of the pandemic.

Scarefest will screen four films over the two nights.

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The equipment will be provided by Skyline Cinema which is specialists in outdoor and drive-in cinema events.

Each car will receive a wireless bluetooth speaker to listen to their film of choice with a movie snack pack included in the ticket price.

The Hallowe’en themed films kick-off with Hocus Pocus and The Witches for families, followed by classic horror for adults in the shape of Poltergeist and the original Hallowe’en movie.

Poltergeist was a huge box office hit on its release in 1982, while John Carpenter’s Hallowe’en is considered a classic.

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Movie goers will also be entertained by volunteers in spooky costumes on the night.

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They will also be entered into a prize draw with items sourced from vendors at Leven Artisan Market and local businesses.

Tickets are priced at £30 per film and each admits one car with up to five people.

They can be bought via Eventbrite - simply search Together Levenmouth events.

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The organisers are also looking for volunteers to help at this and future events.

To get involved, email [email protected]

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