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SUMMARY:NWFearFest Triple Threat
LOCATION:Metro Cinema
DESCRIPTION:\nFRIDAY THE 13th PART VI: JASON LIVES - 40th anniversary\nFrid
 ay\, October 16\, 2026 - 6:00 p.m. – 7:26 p.m.\nDirected by Tom Mc
 Laughlin | 86 min | 1986 | USA | Rated 14+\nStarring: Thom Mathews\, Jenni
 fer Cooke\, David Kagen\nKick off the 2026 edition of NWFearFest Retro ’
 80s Slasher Night with one of the most enjoyable\, entertaining slasher fi
 lms of the decade.\nJason Voorhees is dead and buried\, never to kill agai
 n. But for Tommy Jarvis\, he just has to make sure\, so one dark and storm
 y night\, he breaks into the cemetery to destroy Jason’s corpse once and
  for all. The lightning\, however\, has other ideas ...\nAfter the intense
  fan vitriol directed at 1985’s abysmal Friday The 13th Part V: A New Be
 ginning\, director Tom McLaughlin would deliver arguably the most enjoyabl
 e sequel in the whole Friday franchise\, with a film that didn’t take it
 self too seriously\, while also delivering some legitimate suspense\, scar
 es\, and memorable kills. \nRated 14+\, gory scenes\, violence\, coarse l
 anguage. \n*Patrons under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult
 . \n------\n\nTHE PROWLER - 45th anniversary\nFriday\, October 16\, 2026 
 - 8:00 p.m. – 9:29 p.m.\nDirected by Joseph Zito | 89 min | 1981 | 
 USA | Rated 18+\nStarring: Vicky Dawson\, Christopher Goutman\, Laurence T
 ierney\, Farley Granger\nScreening as part of NWFearFest Retro ’80s Slas
 her Night\nAn unknown killer stalks a small California town\; clad in Worl
 d War II U.S. Army fatigues hellbent on re-living a 35-year-old double mur
 der—by focusing on a group of college kids holding an annual graduation 
 dance. While not nearly as well known as classic slashers such as Friday t
 he 13th or My Bloody Valentine\, Joseph Zito's THE PROWLER is\, hands down
 \, one of the absolute best slasher movies ever made. \nSuspenseful and s
 cary as hell\, with spectacular kills and groundbreaking makeup effects by
  Tom Savini (who turned down Friday the 13th Part II to do this film!)\, T
 HE PROWLER is an absolute must-see.\n18+ - Frequent gory violence\, coarse
  language\, nudity. \n*Patrons under 18 years of age must be accompanied 
 by an adult. \n------\n\nSTAGEFRIGHT\nFriday\, October 16\, 2026 - 10:00
  p.m. – 11:47 p.m.\nDirected by Michele Soavi | 90 min | 1987 | Ital
 y | Rated 18+\nStarring: David Brandon\, Richard Barkeley\, Barbara Cupist
 i\n*Screening as part of NWFearFest Retro ’80s Slasher Night\nWhile a gr
 oup of young actors rehearse a new musical about a mass murderer\, a notor
 ious psychopath escapes from a nearby asylum. But when the show’s direct
 or locks his cast in the theatre overnight\, the madman is accidentally lo
 cked inside as well. Now\, a killer—with acting in his blood—has gone 
 berserk for the blood of actors (producing several scenes that EuroHorror 
 fans worldwide consider to be the most violent of the decade). The stage i
 s set for one unforgettable evening of shock\, suspense\, and unstoppable 
 carnage.\nSTAGEFRIGHT marked the stunning directorial debut of Dario Argen
 to’s protégé\, Michele Soavi\, and instantly sealed his reputation as 
 the leader of Italian horror’s new generation of filmmakers. Cap off you
 r ’80s slasher movie night with one of the absolute best slashers of the
  decade\, uncut and on the big screen!\nScreens with the short film: The S
 eeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much\, a loving ode to the Italian giallo cinema
  of the '70s!\nRated 18+\, frequent gory violence. \n*Patrons under 18 ye
 ars of age must be accompanied by an adult. \n-------\nFeature film prece
 ded by the short film:\n\nTHE SEEING EYE DOG WHO SAW TOO MUCH\nDirected by
  Eric Jackowitz | 17 min | 2025 | USA\nIn 1975\, Italian director Enrico J
 anuzzi began filming this presumed “lost” giallo about a blind violini
 st who finds herself stalked by a black-gloved killer. The only witness: h
 er seeing-eye dog. Rediscovered and painstakingly restored by WBAZ Films i
 n 2025\, this surviving fragment is presented for the very first time!\nRe
 turn to: NorthwestFEARFest website\nSearch all NWFF films on Showpass\n
 \nBoletos: https://www.showpass.com/nwfearfest-triple-threat/
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