Halloween at Cinobo means Stream & Scream! From zombies and ghosts to witches and serial killers - they’re all waiting for you in a delightfully scary collection of films. Put on your costume, get cozy on your sofa, and celebrate the spookiest time of the year.

Trick or Treat?

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Αward-winning and globally beloved, bearing the stamp of an instant classic, Thomas Alfredson's masterpiece holds a prominent position among the most original and tender interpretations of the vampire myth.

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Oscar, a neglected boy, finds love and redemption through Eli, a beautiful yet peculiar girl.

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Jury Prize | Tribeca Film Festival | 2008
Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film | BAFTA | 2010

Let the Right One In

One of the standout horror films of the decade, from YouTubers-turned-filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou, takes the idea of a viral internet trend and transforms it into a chilling tale of modern alienation. It doesn’t let you breathe for a single moment.

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When a group of friends discovers how to summon spirits using a preserved hand, they quickly become addicted to the thrill,until one of them pushes things too far, unleashing terrifying supernatural forces.

Talk to Me

Playfully pushing the boundaries of political correctness and rightfully claiming the cult label, Charlotte Pereda's directorial debut offers a unique and provocatively crafted perspective on bullying, adolescent sexuality, and self-determination.

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A teenager falls victim to relentless bullying from a clique of peers due to her body weight. When an unknown man confronts her tormentors, the girl wavers between revenge and her moral integrity.

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Official Selection | Sundance Film Festival | 2022
Best New Actress (Laura Galan) | Goya Awards | 2023
Official Selection | San Sebastian Film Festival | 2022

Piggy

In one of the most purely entertaining cinephile comedies of recent European cinema, Michel Hazanavicius ("The Artist") adapts a Japanese cult hit and combines family dramedy, sentiment, humor, zombies and blood in the film that opened Cannes Film Festival in 2023.

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A small film crew attempts to make a zombie horror film on a limited budget, but face more than technical difficulties when real zombies suddenly start attacking them.

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Official Selection - Opening Film | Cannes Film Festival | 2022

Final Cut

Toying with the boundaries of atmospheric horror, Shults and his brilliant director of photography create a world of immersive imagery; a world in which true fear originates from within and not from the outside.

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Imagine the end of the world. Now imagine something even worse. Skillful director Trey Edward Schults returns with a psychological thriller that follows a young boy in the wake of an unspeakable disaster.

It Comes at Night

Kinky appetites, terror, fashion, death. All the obsessions of Peter Strickland’s unique cinema ("Duke of Burgundy", "Berberian Sound Studio") are put into the blender resulting in a climax of fetish horror unlike anything else.

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In a busy clothing store, 50-year-old Sheila is persuaded to buy the red dress that the eccentric saleswoman insists fits her perfectly. Only the garment turns out to be cursed, and no matter how hard she tries to get rid of it, the horrific consequences of her ill-fated purchase haunt her, as well as anyone else she meets in her path.

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Special Jury Prize | Sarasota Film Festival | 2019
Best Cinematography | Les Arcs European Film Festival | 2018

In Fabric

The legendary horror film from South Korea that made every train journey feel different. A family in crisis and the outbreak of the Zombie Apocalypse, all while on the move. Terror, suspense, blood, emotion, and even a commentary on class, in one of the most famous horror movies of the past decade.

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An unidentified virus sweeps through South Korea, evolves into a pandemic and turns the country’s residents into the living dead. The Government is forced to put the country in a state of emergency but not even declaring martial law is enough. The only unaffected passengers of a bullet train to Busan (a city that has stopped the spread of the virus) have to fight to the death to survive. In the 453 kms of this bloody ride, they will do everything to stay alive.

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Official Selection | Melbourne International Film Festival | 2016
Official Selection | Macao International Film Festival | 2016

Train to Busan

If sex could - literally!- kill. With one of the top horrors of the 21st century, David Robert Mitchell stands as a proud successor to John Carpenter, and Maika Monroe is transformed overnight into a new, brooding scream queen.

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When teenage Jay sleeps with her new boyfriend, Hugh, for the first time, she learns that she is the latest recipient of a fatal curse that is passed from victim to victim through sexual intercourse. Jay's friends don't believe her seemingly paranoid ravings, until they too begin to see the threat where no one else sees anything...

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Official Selection - Critic's Week | Cannes Film Festival | 2014

It Follows

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In the spirit of small modern marvels of fantasy cinema such as "Let Me In" and "The Babadook", a surprise from Finland mixes coming-of-age films with body horror, in a "hatching" that gives birth to an exciting new directorial voice, that of Hanna Bergholm.

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A young gymnast that desperately tries to please her demanding mother, discovers a strange egg. She hides it and keeps it warm, but when the egg hatches, what emerges shocks everyone.

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Official Selection | Miami Film Festival | 2022
Official Selection | Cleveland International Film Festival | 2022

Hatching

Sex. Horror. And the profound, existential whirlpool of aging. Ti West threw everything into the blender in this delightful play with cinematic codes, bridging old-school thrillers with exploitation. With Mia Goth in a remarkable performance and Jenna Ortega before Wednesday.

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In 1979, a group of young people decides to shoot an outdoor pornographic film in Texas. However, when the isolated elderly hosts discover their plans, the cast members end up fighting for their lives.

One of the classics of the 21st century. Edgar Wright's crowd-pleasing zombie comedy left its mark on genre cinema, combining a punk, subversive mood with a cult following for the masters who came before. Not without reason, Wright became a household name and Simon Pegg a cult icon.

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Shaun is a 30-something loser with an everyday life without much aspirations or excitement. When he's not working at the electronics store, he lives with his best friend Ed in a small flat on the outskirts of London. The only unpredictable element in his life is his girlfriend, Liz, whom Shaun desperately wants to see grow up and become a man. When the city is inexplicably overrun by zombies, Shaun must rise to the occasion and protect both Liz and his mother.

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Nomination for Best British Film | BAFTA | 2005

Shaun of the Dead

Celtic mythology collides with intergenerational trauma in a gripping Irish thriller where imagery, allegory, suspense, and performance intertwine in perfect harmony, and horror. From the director of the cult found-footage thriller "The Devil’s Doorway".

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Shortly after the death of her estranged mother, Sue, a nursing student, is assigned to a remote Irish village to care for Peig, a reclusive elderly woman who lives in fear, haunted by her past in a Catholic asylum. The forest house hides many dark secrets, and Peig’s paranoia slowly begins to seep into Sue, whose own troubled, abusive past resurfaces with disturbing inevitability.

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Best Original Music | Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival | 2024

Frewaka

The folk horror of the 21st century, already adored by the younger generations worldwide, who set up special screenings and themed parties in its honor. A break-up is deconstructed between horror and parody, and Florence Pugh gives the performance of her life.

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Danny and Christian are a young American couple whose relationship is falling apart. But after a family tragedy, they decide to go on a trip to an isolated Swedish village. What begins as a carefree summer adventure at a sunny retreat takes a morbid turn when the villagers invite guests to join in the festivities that transform this paradise into an increasingly unsettling and disturbing place.

Midsommar

Endless darkness swirls at the center of a dance company. Some will succumb to the nightmare. Others will –finally– wake up. A nightmarish and widely-discussed remake of Argento’s classic horror film, by “Call Me by Your Name” director Luca Guadagnino, starring Dakota Johnson and Tilda Swinton.

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Berlin, 1970s. Young American dancer, Susie Bannion arrives at the divided German capital to audition for the world-renowned “Helena Markos” dance company. She manages to impress the company’s famous choreographer, Madame Blanc. When Susie manages to snatch the lead part, her predecessor accuses the school’s female directors of witchcraft. As rehearsals become increasingly more demanding, Susie and Madame Blanc come closer. Susie did not join the company just to dance.

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Official Selection | Venice Film Festival | 2018
Best Special Effects | Venice Film Festival | 2018
Best Original Song | Venice Film Festival | 2018

Suspiria

Lights, camera, zombies! The no-budget horror comedy that has already become a classic and even inspired a French remake, constantly subverts the expectations of the genre and stuns us with its endless inventiveness. You may think you know what you're going to see, but nothing is as you expect.

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An independent film crew making a low-budget zombie film encounters real-life zombies on the set. Rather than running for their lives, our fearless director Higurashi (Hamatsu) demands the cast and crew fight off the corps of corpses while capturing it all for their film.

One Cut of the Dead

Cannibalism as the perfect allegory for maturation and sexual awakening. A young vegetarian studying to become a vet, starts feeling... hungry. A triumph of Belgian fantasy cinema for extreme viewers.

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A promising 16-year-old student from a vegetarian family of veterinarians enters a merciless, dangerous and seductive world, as she begins her studies in veterinary medicine. Her first week is filled with strange rituals. Determined to be accepted, she renounces her principles and tastes raw meat for the first time. She will soon face the consequences of her actions as her true nature emerges.

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FIPRESCI Prize- Critics' Week | Cannes Film Festival | 2016
Best First Feature Award | London Film Festival | 2016

George Romero directs one of the most classic thrillers of all times, a profound sociopolitical allegory that defined the horror and zombie film genre, and set the standard for everything that was to come.

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The dead come back to life and attack the living. A young woman along with other survivors barricade themselves in a remote house in order to escape the fury of the carnivorous living dead. 7 persons, one house, countless zombies. In order to survive, the living will have to work together.

Night of the Living Dead

Takashi Miike’s landmark film is a nightmarish revenge fable that inspired some of the most notorious torture-horror franchises worldwide (Saw, Hostel), and remains unforgettable for its shocking finale. A gem of Asian extremity, it is counted among Quentin Tarantino’s favorite films.

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A 42-year-old widower, ready to rebuild his life, organizes a fake audition to find the woman he longs for. When he meets Yamazaki - a mysterious and strikingly beautiful 24-year-old - desire soon turns into obsession, and the story descends into a chilling psychological nightmare.

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FIPRESCI Award | Rotterdam International Film Festival | 2000