Drive-In Movie Nights of Terror at Medfield State Hospital
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Three nights of unparalleled terror, see two horrifying drive-in movie classics, outdoors at Medfield State Hospital. Join us for a howling good time at these drive-in style double-feature presentations outdoors at Medfield State Hospital.
Movie Lineup
Friday, October 21, 2022
The Wolf Man (1941) and An American Werewolf in London
Saturday, October 22, 2022
Beetlejuice and The Exorcist
Sunday, October 23, 2022
Horror of Dracula and The Lost Boys
We'll be screening these films in a pop-up drive-in style set up! Tickets are $55 per car (not per person), in order for us to cover set-up costs.
These events are rain or shine; tickets are nonrefundable.
Upon arrival, you will park in the field near the entrance of Medfield State Hospital where the screen will be set up and view the films from your vehicle.
We do encourage you to arrive early if you would like to walk the grounds of Medfield State Hospital before the film begins at sundown.
We’ll be projecting the film onto a 40 foot inflatable screen using state of the art equipment provided by Boston Light and Sound.
Coolidge After Midnight is late-night programming for cinephile insomniacs with screenings of horrifying, weird, camp, avant garde, tripped-out, and cult films, often from 35mm prints.
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Gates will open at 6pm. You are welcome to arrive at that time to secure a parking spot and walk the grounds of the Hospital. The films will begin at sundown (around 7:00pm).
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Tickets are $55 per car
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coolidge.org/type/outdoor-screenings
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Medfield
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