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We are on the cusp of spooky season with October imminent and many favorite classic and soon-to-be classic horror and Halloween films set to dominate TV networks and streaming services. But how wicked would it be to watch them on the big screen with a group of like-minded fans? We’re in luck. Ferndale Repertory Theatre is transforming its live theater space to a movie house for the Spooky Movie Series getting underway this Saturday, Sept. 30, with The Invisible Man (1933), starring Claude Rains, showing at 7 p.m. ($10, $5 students/seniors).
Concessions are available and other movies in the series are Bram Stoker's Dracula, Frankenstein, Ghostbusters and Friday the 13th. P.S.: The ATL is killing it in October with its movie lineup, too — we’ll get to that next week.