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Monster Pictures are bringing their Monster Fest Travelling Sideshow to Adelaide for the first time this July 21-23. A good selection of movies on offer especially with 47 Meters Down and 4K restorations of David Lynch's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and Dario Argento's Suspiria in the lineup.

Friday 21st of July

7pm Descent Into The Maelstrom (inc Q&A with Writer/Producer/Director Jonathan Sequeira)

9pm Killing Ground

Saturday 22nd July

2:15pm 78/52

4:30pm Cage Dive

6:30pm 47 Meters Down

8:45pm It Stains The Sand Red

Sunday 23rd July

2:15pm The Evil Within

4:30pm Suspiria 40th Anniversary 4K Restoration

6:45pm Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 4K Restoration

9:30pm The Bad Batch

TICKETING:

Single Session Tickets
Adult – $21
Concession – $17.50

5 Film Multi-Pass
Adult – $82.50
Concession – $71.50

VIP Film Multi-Pass
Adult – $132
Concession – $110

http://www.monsterfest.com.au/events/mfts-adelaide/

Ana Lily Amirpour's The Bad Batch starring Keanu Reeves, Jim Carrey & Jason Momoa will be closing the Sunday night festivities.

http://cultofmonster.com.au/closing-mftsadelaide/

The Flinders Uni Department of Screen and Media will be showing some current student and recent graduate short films at the Monster Fest Travelling Sideshow event.

Saturday 22 July 2:15pm
CONVERGENCE
dir. Bryce Kraehenbuehl
Plays ahead of 78/52: A Documentary on Psycho's Shower Scene

Saturday 22 July 8:45pm
THE LEAVING
dir. Michael Smith
Plays ahead of It Stains The Sand Red (Australian Premiere)

Sunday 23 July 2:15pm
TRIPLE IMPACT: HEINRICH'S REVENGE
dir. Alexander Salkicevic & Brody Murray
Plays ahead of The Evil Within (Adelaide Premiere)

Sunday 23 July 4:30pm
SLUMBER
dir. Kaiit Mosby
Plays ahead of Suspiria - 40th Anniversary 4K Restoration (Adelaide Premiere)

Sunday 23 July 6:45pm
WELCOME AND CONGRATULATIONS
dir. Mickey Mason
Plays ahead of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 4K Restoration (AUS Premiere)

Sunday 23 July 9:30pm
THE LIGHT EATERS
dir. Reece Calvert
Plays ahead of The Bad Batch (Australian Premiere)

Bloody Disgusting reviewed 'Killing Ground' favourably at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year:

Wolf Creek set a high bar for Australian horror. Killing Ground is a lot more polished than the raw original Wolf Creek but captures the same intense, unforgiving violence.

http://bloody-disgusting.com/indie/3421 ... ills-eyes/