Roses Are Dead, Volume Two
Midnite weekend screenings happen on Friday & Saturday nights (meaning arrive on Friday and/or Saturday night by 11:45pm for seating, the movie starts after midnite)!
Run Time: 72 min. Format: DCP Release Year: 2020
Join ALTER for two lovely nights of terror at Nitehawk Cinema with two short film programs: ROSES ARE DEAD Volume One on Friday, February 14 and ROSES ARE DEAD Volume Two on Saturday, February 15 at Midnite. The showcases explore a wide-ranging journey of things both romantic and repulsive, comic and tragic, intimate and confrontational. Experience Valentine’s Day through the lens of the horror genre.
THE RAT
Directed by Carlen May-Mann
It’s Halloween night and Renee is madly in love with Jim. On their way to a party, Jim detours to a haunted house, where Renee is forced to confront a terrifying situation. (13 min)
JULIETTE
Directed by Lora D’Addazio
Juliette is a shy girl terrified to catch a ride with two women that are not paying any attention to the road. (7 min)
INSTINCT
Directed by Marie Alice Arida
A lonely gallery owner falls for a performance artist, but at what cost? (15 min)
THE ONLY THING I LOVE
Directed by Sydney Clara Brafman
Ranch. Dipped. Chicken. Fingers. (1 min)
SLUT
Directed by Chose Okuno
A naive young girl becomes the target of a murderous sociopath when she attempts to reinvent herself to impress the boys in her small Texas town. (21 min)
LVRS
Directed by Emily Bennett
A magical realism/horror film that explores the paradox of why a woman chooses to stay in an abusive relationship. (12 min)
CALL GIRL
Directed by Jill Gevargizian
In one man’s attempt to exploit his date night via video-chat, he ends up sharing something much more disturbing. Some people like to watch. Do you? (6 min)
UPCOMING SPECIAL SCREENINGS
SEE ALLCreature from Black Lake
The Deuce journeys deep into the wilds of the Louisiana bayou in search of that ever-elusive CREATURE FROM BLACK LAKE
The Tree of Life
A man struggles with his past and tries to make sense of his childhood, while also grappling with bigger existential issues




