NEON is inviting Osgood Perkins fans across the country for a one day only theatrical marathon of Longlegs, The Monkey, and his latest trip, Keeper – the latter showing one day earlier than its wide theatrical release date on November 14.
On November 13 at participating theaters (see below for a full list), one ticket grants access to three distinct terrors, starting with 2024's Nic Cage-starring Satanic panic nightmare Longlegs, followed by the hypersplatter horror-comedy of the Stephen King-adapted The Monkey, and finishing up with Keeper, which stars Tatiana Maslany, and Possessor‘s Rossif Sutherland as a couple who escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a secluded cabin:
When Malcolm (Sutherland) suddenly returns to the city, Liz (Maslany) finds herself isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets.
Full details for Keeper remain under wraps (another reason why you should go and see it early if you can, get ahead of the mystery!) but as detailed by Fango's Angel Melanson in our exclusive, spoiler-free preview of the new horror feature, Perkins introduced Keeper as being based upon the concept of being “afraid of people”:
“People with bad intentions, sure, but also the person you share a bed with or no longer share a bed with. Ultimately, it centers on the duality that is both the fear and desire of being known and knowing. These notions of unease around the people in our lives, the people we are intimate with, is the framework of this movie.”
Quickly establishing himself as the hardest working man in horror, the release of Keeper isn't even giving Perkins some time off – the Gretel & Hansel director is currently in production on what will be his fourth feature in two years, The Young People, starring Lola Tung and Nico Parker.
Participating theaters for the nightmarish triple bill of Longlegs, The Monkey and Keeper can be seen below (UPDATED with new locations and new screening: October 29/12:09 PT) and for tickets and more info, head to NEON's official site right here.
Albuquerque: Cinemark Century Rio Plex
Baltimore: Cinemark Egyptian
Boston: AMC Boston Common
Cleveland: Cinemark Valley View
Corpus Christi: Cinemark Century Corpus Christi
Dallas: Cinemark West Plano
El Paso: Cinemark Tinseltown Las Palmas
Fresno: Regal Fresno Riverpark (TBD)
Harlingen: Cinemark Pharr Town Center
Houston: Regal Houston Marq'E (TBD)
Los Angeles: AMC Burbank 16
New York: AMC Empire
Orlando: AMC Disney Springs
Phoenix: Harkins Estrella Falls
Sacramento: Cinemark Century Arden
San Diego: AMC Mission Valley
San Jose: Cinemark Century Oakridge
Springfield: Cinemark West Springfield
