Halloween Film Screenings In London

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By Talia Gilliham • Food, Drinks & Events Writer, DesignMyNight Talia has over 8 years of experience writing across hospitality and travel, including bylines in TimeOut. Last updated on 27th October 2026

Check out our list of the very best Halloween movie screenings in London. As the cinema light dims and the whirring of audio starts, it's time to indulge in some of the most hair-raising sights you've ever locked eyes on... creepy flicks.

The capital is primed with spooky showings this season, as pop-ups, unusual movies and horror films are set to be rife. 

Seeking out more spooky shenanigans? Check out our selection of Halloween events in London.

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Where To Watch Scary Films In London For Halloween 2026




1. HORROCTOBER At Prince Charles Cinema

  • Location: 7 Leicester Place, WC2H 7BY
  • When: throughout October
  • Price: varies
  • Why we recommend: London's beloved cult venue presents HorrOctober, featuring 31 nights of iconic horror films, 35mm projections, double features, and live-score silent cinema - with 50p from every ticket supporting Leukaemia UK's Cartwheel for a Cure campaign

Get ready for 31 nights of chills at the Prince Charles Cinema's HorrOctober season off Leicester Square.

Moviegoers can enjoy a jam-packed schedule of horror classics, cult favourites, and double features - ranging from Scream, Halloween, and The Exorcist to 35mm and 4K restorations of The Thing, The Witch, and Seven. Beyond the big-screen scares, 50p from every attendee's ticket throughout October is directly donated to Leukaemia UK.

2. The Clapham Grand

  • Location: 21-25, St John's Hl, SW11 1TT
  • When: 29th October - 6th November
  • Price: from £16.50 per person
  • Why we recommend: providing everything you could want from a Halloween screening that doubles as a big party, The Grand knows exactly how to draw in the witchy crowds 

Promising more Halloween cinema in London fun than you can shake a (broom)stick at, The Clapham Grand is hosting some fantastic film screenings on their huge 25-foot screen, with a team of hilarious hosts providing added entertainment.

This year they'll be showing Hocus Pocus and Rocky Horror Picture Show, featuring cauldron cocktails, dance-offs, costume competitions, hot cinema-style food and popcorn for just £3. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to book Halloween film screenings in London in advance?

Yes — and for the most popular screenings, significantly earlier than most people expect. You can secure your tickets for a lot of the events listed on DesignMyNight. 

What day is Halloween on this year?

Halloween falls on a Saturday, the 31st of Octobeer, in 2026.