Film | Halloween Double Feature: Cat People

Celebrate Halloween with a double feature pairing Jacques Tourneur’s haunting 1942 classic with Paul Schrader’s bold and seductive 1982 reimagining. From shadowy psychological horror to stylish supernatural terror, these two landmark films offer wildly different cinematic experiences.
"Cat People" (1942) | 6pm
A mysterious young woman fears that passion will awaken an ancient curse, transforming her into a deadly predator. One of the most influential horror
films ever made. Directed by Jacques Tourneur. 1942. United States. 73 minutes. Not rated.
"Cat People" (1982) | 7:30pm
Paul Schrader reimagines the classic tale with hypnotic style, sensuality, and visceral horror as a young woman discovers her family’s terrifying secret. Featuring striking cinematography and an iconic score by Giorgio Moroder, including David Bowie’s unforgettable theme song. Directed by Paul Schrader. 1982. United States. 118 minutes. Rated R.
$15; $12 seniors and students with ID. $10 members and Wadsworth Welcome. Museum admission not included.