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Nosferatu is a German silent horror film made in 1922 which was one of the first vampire films. Creepy Count Orlok is buying a new house and enlists the help of a realtor. He soon learns the locals fear the count and begins to suspect his client is more interested in drinking blood than buying real estate. Arrive early Friday (in costume, of course) to see spooky decorations, sip scary cocktails, and prepare yourself for an old school movie experience with organist Donnie Rankin performing the soundtrack live on the Mighty Wurlitzer while the film plays in tinted monochrome. Tickets are $21.60.

Catch one of this year's greatest genre-blending flicks at the IMAX Theater at the Indiana State Museum—one of the few venues in the world showing in 70mm—through November 6. The film is drenched in Southern Gothic ambiance with a great blues soundtrack and plenty of supernatural horror vibes, all perfect for Halloween season. Tickets start at $18.

Something wicked this way comes. Wicked fun! Step into a haunted pop-up with an atmosphere thick with dread through Saturday. Chilling decorations throughout the Hot Rod Bar and signature sips are designed to scare and delight. If you dare, choose from a Bloody Bourbon Smash, Black Magic Sangria, Witch's Brew, Haunted Habanero Mule, and Ghoulish Green Tonic. Guests must be 21 or older for the Spookeasy. There is no cost for admission and drinks are $12-$14. Like to stay for a scary movie? Alamo has been celebrating 31 Days of Halloween all month with a mix of classic horror films and newer bit of chilling celluloid. Movie tickets are $18.50.