Doors open 21:00 | Film starts 21:15
Venture deep into Redcliffe Caves – for the 8th instalment of our infamous Horror In The Caves series. Enter through military tent on Redcliffe Wharf, grab a drink from pop-up bar to steel your nerves, and step foot inside one of Bristol’s most unusual and exclusive locations for another season of classic and contemporary horror movies.
🎬 About The Film
2005 | 18 | 97 mins
Recovering from a traumatic accident, Sarah goes on an adventure holiday with five of her friends. After a tunnel collapse leaves the group trapped underground while on a remote caving expedition, they must find an alternative route back to the surface – but it quickly transpires that they are not alone in the darkness…
Contains strong bloody horror and violence, strong language
📍The Location
Redcliffe Caves are one of the most fascinating locations in Bristol. Originally created to mine sandstone glass in the 17th Century, these caves (technically a quarry!) have a rich and varied history, having been used by hermits, prisoners of war, and even as an air raid shelter. Now, they are accessed through a gate on the Harbourside, and are usually closed to the public.
Age restrictions: 18+
Adult (General Admission) | £18.75 |
Concession (Student | Over 65 | Blue Light Card) | £15.75 |
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Redcliffe Wharf is located below Redcliffe Parade East, close to Wapping Wharf. There is no parking or vehicular access permitted onto the Wharf itself.
The nearest car parks are Redcliffe Parade car park and Lower Guinea Street car park.
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Bristol Film Festival was started by director Owen Franklin in 2015. The Festival provides an alternative experience for lovers of film and cinema, and celebrates the cultural landscape of his home city, Bristol.
The concept is simple: to bring classic films back to the big screen, in some of Bristol’s most iconic and interesting venues, including Bristol Museum, Clifton Observatory, Bristol Cathedral, and Redcliffe Caves.
The films and locations are carefully matched together, and involve unique immersive elements - whether it's live performers, tours of venues after hours, or themed wine tastings, you can expect to leave one of our events having had a film experience unlike any other!
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