Nosferatu The Film That Wouldnt Die Halloween Show with Live Original Music by Danny Kolke

North Bend Theatre will screen the legendary silent horror film Nosferatu on Halloween, marking a rare opportunity to witness a film that narrowly escaped destruction. In 1925, a German court ruled in favor of Bram Stoker's widow, Florence Stoker, ordering the film's destruction for copyright infringement. However, a few prints survived, allowing this cinematic masterpiece to haunt audiences today. Theatre owner Beth Burrows highlighted the event's importance, calling it a testament to the resilience of art. Acclaimed musician Danny Kolke will perform an original score, enhancing the film's eerie ambiance.

The screening will take place at 7 PM in the historic 1941 auditorium, featuring a vintage atmosphere with candlelight. This unique Halloween experience promises to captivate attendees and evoke chills. Tickets are available for purchase at the North Bend Theatre's website.