Fright all night

The Cult Vault Cavalcade of Horror is a 12-hour, R-rated all-night movie marathon at Palace Westgarth featuring a curated line-up of cult and grindhouse horror films.

The program includes El Monstro del Mar by local filmmaker Stuart Simpson, Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes, the blaxploitation vampire opus Blacula, grindhouse favourite They Call Her One Eye, and a notorious 1974 Swedish thriller about a young woman's revenge.

El Monstro del Mar is a cheap, cheerful and bawdy horror-exploitation film by local filmmaker Stuart Simpson, described as equal measures Russ Meyer and 'don't-go-in-the-water' type horror.

According to the article, the R-rated all-night program kicks off tomorrow and begins at 11.30pm.

The event is a 12-hour Cult Vault Cavalcade of Horror — an extended, all-night screening session of cult horror titles.

The article notes the program is R-rated, indicating it contains adult themes and is aimed at mature audiences rather than children or family viewing.

The line-up spans several subgenres: horror-exploitation (El Monstro del Mar), classic horror by Wes Craven (The Hills Have Eyes), blaxploitation vampire cinema (Blacula), grindhouse (They Call Her One Eye), and a 1974 Swedish revenge thriller.

No — the article highlights the films, venue (Palace Westgarth), program length and start time, but it does not include ticketing or booking details.