Halloween 2025: a special vampire selection at Ciné 104 in Pantin

There are many ways to celebrate Halloween: youngsters like to go trick-or-treating, others dance the night away at costume parties, and some scare themselves in escape games or amusement parks... Not forgetting, of course, the movie-goers who run out to scare themselves with horror films in cinemas across Paris and the Île-de-France region.

It has to be said that the 7th art world knows how to stage the great monsters of history: zombies, werewolves, vampires, haunted dolls, killer clowns... These characters have become classics on our screens.

So we're delighted to welcome them back to Ciné 104, Pantin, thisHalloween! On October 30 and 31, 2025, the art house cinema is offering a special program of chills, to celebrate the holiday in style, one-on-one with... Vampires!

From genre classics to animated films and modern productions, there's something for every taste and every age. Keep your eyes peeled forspecial animations at certain screenings... Discover the films to see at Ciné 104 this season.

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Halloween programming at Pantin's Ciné 104 :

Thursday, October 30

• Ciné friction
  Les Prédateurs (1h40, VO)
  20h
  Rencontre

Friday, October 31st

• Dracula (by R. Jude) (2h50, VO)
  8:30pm
  
  
• Dracula (after Bram Stoker) (2h08, VO)
  19h
  
  
• Entretien avec un vampire (2h03, VO)
  Forbidden under 12
  19h15
  
  
• A Night in Hell ( 1h47, VO)
  Forbidden under 16
  9:45pm
  
  
• Vampires en toute intimité ( 1h25, VF)
  22h
  
  
• Hôtel Transylvanie (1h31, VF)
  Family film from 6 years
  2:30 pm
  Dress-up + Snack + Party
  
  
• Twilight, chapter 1 : Fascination ( 2h10, VF)
  Family film from 10 years
  14h15
  Dress-up + Snack + Party

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