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Garden Theatre’s October horror-film series starts Tuesday, with $5 tickets plus fee

Four Tuesday screenings pair classic films with assigned seats; tickets are sold online and the theatre accepts cards only.

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Winter Garden’s Halloween Flix series starts Tuesday, October 6, at Garden Theatre on Plant, 160 West Plant Street. Each screening begins at 7 p.m., with assigned-seat tickets costing $5 plus a 79-cent online fee.

The schedule is The Fourth Kind on October 6, Little Shop of Horrors on October 13, The Shining on October 20 and Poltergeist on October 27. Tickets are sold online, and all sales are final.

Check the film’s rating when choosing a family outing. For the R-rated The Shining, the city requires attendees under 17 to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at least 21. The venue is cashless, including its concession stand. Use the official page for tickets and entry details.

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