It's that time of year again when the crisp autumn air is filled with the scent of falling leaves and the sounds of screams—cinematic screams that is. Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is bringing back their eerie movie night tradition, and this year they're going all out with a classic that's sure to send shivers down your spine. In a recent social media post, they announced that they will host an outdoor screening of the iconic horror film 'Scream' at Hidden Falls Regional Park.
For those looking to enjoy a chill evening under the stars, and we don't just mean the temperature, mark your calendars for next Friday, October 10. The movie is set to start at dusk, offering viewers a perfectly spooky ambiance. Remember to come fully prepared to really not get cold; pack a blanket or grab a lawn chair, and maybe even bring along a few friends to cling to during the particularly scary parts. The event posted on Facebook read, "Get ready for another spooky movie in the park! We'll be showing 'Scream' (rated R) at Hidden Falls Regional Park next Friday, October 10. Movie starts at dusk - don't forget your blanket or a lawn chair to watch!"
As the event features a rated R film, it's a reminder for potential attendees to consider the appropriateness for younger family members. Yet for those who are fans of the genre, it's an excellent opportunity to experience the thrill of a slasher flick amidst the eerie backdrop of the park's natural scenery. Not to mention, it's a pleasant community gathering that harnesses the Halloween spirit without any actual ghosts or goblins making an appearance.
