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Past event
SpookFest 2026 — Roxie Theater
About the event
SpookFest returns to the historic Roxie Theater in San Francisco for its tenth annual celebration of all things macabre. This beloved film festival brings together horror enthusiasts for a curated evening of cinematic thrills and seasonal chills. As the event marks a full decade of spooky screenings, attendees can expect a deep dive into the genre with a selection of haunting films that explore the darker side of cinema. Join fellow horror fans at this iconic venue to experience a night dedicated to the eerie and the supernatural.
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About the venue
“Love the Roxy!! I just saw the documentary about Linda Perry called let it die here. So good!!” — quiet D., Google
“Cool place for alternative and international cinema. Historic theater.” — Rhishi Pethe, Google
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