UGC is celebrating Halloween with a special program in 41 cinemas across France.

From October 26 to November 2, 2025, UGC cinemas are celebrating Halloween with a special program dedicated to all audiences. In partnership with AlloCiné, the event offers six iconic films of the season to laugh, tremble, and dream, in 41 UGC cinemas throughout France.

This program is aimed at a wide audience: children, families, and fans of fantasy and horror films. Younger viewers will be able to discover cult classics in a festive atmosphere, while thrill seekers will enjoy seeing the genre's classics on the big screen.

• My Little Halloween – ages 3 and up
• The Nightmare Before Christmas – ages 8 and up
• Corpse Bride – ages 10 and up
• The Addams Family – suitable for all ages
• Day of the Dead – prohibited for children under 12
• Night of the Living Dead – not recommended for children under 16

Each film is shown in an immersive setting, with screenings tailored to different ages and tastes. The aim is to allow everyone to celebrate Halloween in a friendly, movie-loving atmosphere, filled with laughter and thrills.

The screenings are taking place in 41 UGC cinemas across France:

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• Paris and Île-de-France: UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles, Bercy, Paris 19, Maillot, Rotonde, Lyon-Bastille, Opéra, Gobelins, Odéon, La Défense, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Vélizy, SQY Ouest, Parly, Plaisir, Cyrano Versailles, C2L Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Cin’Hoche Sartrouville, C2L Rexy Poissy, Le Central Gif-sur-Yvette, Majestic Meaux, Rosny, Noisy, Créteil, Cergy, Enghien.
• Province: Lyon Part-Dieu, Confluence, Internationale, Astoria (Lyon), Bordeaux, Talence, Bassins à Flot, Toulouse Montaudran, Lille, Villeneuve d’Ascq, Strasbourg, Ludres (Nancy), Mondeville (Caen), Atlantis (Nantes), Nancy-Saint-Jean.

UGC is focusing on a festive and accessible atmosphere, with decorations inspired by the Halloween imagination and local events depending on the cinema. The experience is intended to be family-friendly and shared, combining humor, fantasy, and horror.

Through this program, UGC reaffirms its role as a disseminator of popular culture and heritage cinema. Halloween becomes an opportunity to (re)discover cult classics by Tim Burton and George A. Romero, who have left their mark on the history of cinema, on the big screen.

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