Added on 10/30/2020
The Conversation
coronavirus , director , films , Halloween , horror , Pittsburgh

I’m no fan of horror movies. At least I wasn’t until I moved from Hollywood back to my hometown of Pittsburgh, where I met the legendary independent filmmaker George Romero, best known as the inventor of the modern-day zombie and movies like “Night of the Living Dead.” I had avoided seeing George’s movies for two […]
Added on 10/29/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
Damascus , dance , Halloween , Lackawanna County , Scranton

From a press release: Following pop-up appearances in Honesdale and Hawley last week, a chorus of mailboxes will be dancing into Scranton on Halloween, just days before Election Day. “Delivering Democracy,” presented by the Farm Arts Collective, will appear at four outdoor public locations throughout downtown Scranton on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 2 p.m.-4 p.m. […]
Added on 10/26/2020
James Callahan
Halloween , Jermyn , metal , Mountain Sky , Philadelphia , premiere , Sugar Notch , The Sanctum

The mere mention of this flaming nail bomb of a band from the “City of Brotherly Love” can strike terror in the souls of promoters, venue owners, and aggressive music fans alike. Born in Philadelphia in 1996, Bad Luck 13 Riot Extravaganza has become the thing of mosh pit legend – a fiery, multi-headed hardcore/metal […]
Added on 10/22/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
Circle Drive-In , coronavirus , Dickson City , films , Halloween , Pottsville , screening

Back by popular demand, local “Rocky Horror Picture Show” shadow cast Sweet Translucent Dreams will return to the Circle Drive-In Theatre in Dickson City just before Halloween on Friday, Oct. 30. Last month, Sweet Translucent Dreams packed the place as this quirky classic film celebrated its 45th anniversary across the country with screenings at drive-in […]
Added on 10/20/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
education , Everhart Museum , Halloween , history , Scranton

From a press release: From minerals to mirrors, learn about myths and superstitions on a one-hour guided “Flashlight Tour” through the Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science, and Art in Scranton on Saturday, Oct. 24. Special guest presenters John and Keriann Balucha of Wyoming Valley Ghost Tours will end the tour with fascinating details of […]
Added on 10/19/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
Albright Memorial Library , coronavirus , films , Halloween , horror , Scranton , screening

From a press release: After taking a break due to the coronavirus pandemic, free Wednesday Movie Matinees returned to the Scranton Public Library this month with “Little Women” and “Jojo Rabbit.” Reservations and masks are required for these events, and seating is limited and socially distanced. The next matinee will feature the John Waters comedy […]
Added on 10/13/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
Cinemark , films , Halloween , horror , Moosic , Stroudsburg , Wilkes-Barre

From a press release: The hilarious RiffTrax guys – Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett of “Mystery Science Theater 3000” fame – are back in select movie theaters to take a few funny stabs at a cheesy ’90s slasher, just in time for Halloween. On Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m., they gives […]
Added on 10/12/2020
Rich Howells
Ashland , coronavirus , Curry Donuts , Halloween , metal , punk , Scranton , Wilkes-Barre

For years, the Curry Donuts of South Pennsylvania Avenue in Wilkes-Barre has hosted free DIY concerts in its parking lot. In March, the coronavirus pandemic canceled the first shows of the season and kept the summer quiet, but now that government restrictions have loosened a bit, it will squeeze in at least one day of […]
Added on 10/09/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
Cinemark , coronavirus , films , Halloween , horror , Moosic , screening , Stroudsburg , Wilkes-Barre

From a press release: Turner Classic Movies and Fathom Events’ fourth annual TCM Big Screen Classics series, which was set to run throughout the year in movie theaters across the country, had to skip a few months due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it’s back with a menacing cry of “Here’s Johnny!” Directed by Stanley […]
Added on 10/08/2020
NEPA Scene Staff
actor , F.M. Kirby Center , films , Halloween , Wilkes-Barre

From a press release: Get into the Halloween spirit and spend a virtual evening with one of the Sanderson sisters from the 1993 cult classic film “Hocus Pocus.” The F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre is offering fans the opportunity to join actress Kathy Najimy, a.k.a. Mary Sanderson, live via Zoom for a moderated discussion where […]