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Watch Dracula (1958) in the Great Hall of Newcastle Castle this Halloween
26th October 2024 - For one day only!
Steeped in history, this Norman fortress is a rugged reminder of Northern England's turbulent past, and where the city of Newcastle got it's name. Now, you're invited to watch some of the best films of all time, right inside the Castles beautiful Great Hall.
Kickstart your Halloween the right way - with a plethora of spooky screenings at Newcastle Castle this October!
Watch Dracula (1958) in Newcastle Castle
This Halloween, you're invited to enjoy Dracula (1958) in the Great Hall!
Based on Bram Stoker's 1897 world-famous novel, Dracula, and directed by Terence Fisher, the 1958 British gothic horror film stars Christopher Lee as Count Dracula alongside Peter Cushing as Doctor Van Helsing.
With support from Michael Gough, Melissa Stribling, Carol Marsh and John Van Eyssen, the expert-on-vampirism Jonathan Harker rouses the ire of Count Dracula for accepting a job at the vampire's castle - under false pretenses. Only his friend Doctor Van Helsing can help him now, by relentlessly pursuing the predatory villain.
About your Newcastle Castle screening:
- Date: 26th October 2024
- Duration: 1 hour, 22 minutes
- Age Rating: 12+
- Doors Open: 21:00
- Film Starts: 21:30
- Please note: It can get very cold in the Castle Halls, so please wear warm and comfortable clothing.
Book Dracula tickets now for one of the best things to do in Newcastle this Halloween!
Castle Garth,
Newcastle upon Tyne
How to find us
Address: The Black Gate, Castle Garth, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 1RQ
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By Car:
- Sat Nav: NE1 1RQ
- Parking: There are multiple parking areas within Newcastle city.
- Toilets
- Wheelchair accessible
- Parking nearby
- Dog-friendly (Guide Dogs only)
Unfortunately, due to the nature and layout of the building, the movie screens are inaccessible for wheelchair users.
Newcastle Castle is dog-friendly, but only service dogs are permitted in the Keep.
Please be aware that steps are very steep and uneven and may be unsafe.