Halloween 2026 at Le Champo cinema: 6 horror films for a sleepless night in Paris

And what if you spent Halloween night in a dark cinema? On Saturday, October 31, 2026, Le Champo cinema, in the Latin Quarter of Paris, is hosting a special night featuring six horror films spread across two programs. Witches, the undead, serial killers and extraterrestrial clowns are waiting for you until dawn!

For Halloween 2026, the cinema Le Champo, in the 5e arrondissement of Paris, invites you to spend an entire night in the company of the scariest creatures of the seventh art! On Saturday, October 31, 2026 at midnight, this iconic cinema in the Latin Quarter launches its Halloween Night, with 6 fantastic and terrifying films to discover until dawn. 2 salles, 2 ambiances et 3 projections successives par programme : à vous de choisir votre camp !

In Room 1, it’s time for witches, the revenants, and The Apocalypse. The evening opens with The Blair Witch Project (1999) by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, the iconic horror film in which three students investigating a witchcraft legend vanish without a trace in the woods. We then move on to Dellamorte Dellamore (1994) by Michele Soavi, a macabre comedy about a cemetery caretaker confronted by the dead who refuse to stay in their graves. Finally, The Day of the Beast (1995) by Álex de la Iglesia pits viewers in a wild ride as a priest tries to stop the birth of the Antichrist in Madrid.

The Room 2 promises a more unsettling experience, between psychological horror and delirious monsters. First up on the program: Golden Glove (2019) by Fatih Akin, inspired by the case of the German serial killer Fritz Honka. The atmosphere then grows genuinely eerie with The Strange Colour of Your Body's Tears (2013) by Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani, an experimental thriller in which a man searches for his missing wife inside a labyrinthine building. The night ends on a wilder note with Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) by Stephen Chiodo, a horror-comedy that has become a cult classic, where aliens dressed as clowns sow terror in a small American town.

Note to readers: the films in room 1 are restricted to viewers 12 and over, while Golden Glove, shown in room 2, is restricted to viewers 16 and over! With a program that blends horror classics, fantastical curiosities and macabre comedies, Le Champo offers an alternative to the traditional Halloween costume parties!

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