Carolina Theatre Announces sCarolina Halloween Series with Matt Fraser, Barry Bostwick and Horror Classics
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Carolina Theatre at Belk Place will bring a month of horror, cult cinema and Halloween-themed events to Uptown Charlotte this October with sCarolina, a special series featuring live appearances by medium Matt Fraser and Rocky Horror Picture Show star Barry Bostwick, along with screenings, social events and a 50th-anniversary presentation of Carrie.
The series lineup includes:
- Oct. 10 – Hereditary (2018): A screening of Ari Aster’s acclaimed psychological horror film.
- Oct. 16 – Obsession (2026): A screening of Curry Barker’s critically-acclaimed supernatural horror-thriller film.
- Oct. 17 – Rocky Horror Picture Show Spooktacular Tour with Barry Bostwick: Bostwick, who played Brad Majors in the original 1975 film, joins audiences for a special celebration and screening of the cult classic.
- Oct. 23 – Matt Fraser’s Undeniable Life After Death Tour: The acclaimed medium brings his live psychic-reading experience to the Carolina Theatre for an evening focused on messages, connection and the afterlife.
- Oct. 31 – sCarrie Prom: A spooky prom-style mixer powered by Gather and Groove and featuring DeejaySuave, followed by a screening of Carrie in celebration of the film’s 50th anniversary.
“sCarolina is about giving people a reason to step outside their everyday lives, embrace the strange, and share an unforgettable experience with others,” said Carolina Theatre Programming Director Ben Klein. “As so many fans reflect on Tim Curry’s remarkable legacy, it feels especially meaningful to come together and celebrate the stories and characters that have shaped horror and popular culture for generations. Whether dressing up for our sCarrie Prom as part of Carrie’s 50th anniversary celebration, seeing Barry Bostwick revisit The Rocky Horror Picture Show, or witnessing Matt Fraser connect audience members with loved ones in spirit, these are experiences you can’t stream or recreate at home. They’re the kinds of nights that can only happen in a theatre—with an audience in the moment. That’s what sCarolina and the Carolina Theatre are all about.”
The series reflects the Carolina Theatre’s programming mix of film, live entertainment and community events, with experiences ranging from contemporary horror and cult classics to Halloween-themed social gatherings.
Tickets and additional information for sCarolina events are available at www.thecarolina.com.
