For the first time in nearly 20 years, audiences will experience a theatrical first-run double feature this Halloween weekend. Hallow Road and Vincent Must Die will screen back-to-back at AMC Theatres nationwide, offering horror fans two acclaimed films for the price of a single ticket.
Presented by XYZ Films in partnership with Flawless and AMC Theatres, the event revives a cinematic tradition not seen since Grindhouse in 2007. Combining the nostalgia of double bills with contemporary horror, the release arrives just in time for Halloween falling on a Friday for the first time in more than a decade.
The event is supported by the debut of an official double feature trailer and a collectible poster, giving fans an early look at the experience. John Hegeman of XYZ Films and Flawless shared, “Consumers deserve a deal, and this double feature feels like the perfect way to celebrate Halloween Weekend. We’re grateful to AMC for bringing this event to horror fans nationwide.”
Hallow Road
Directed by Babak Anvari (Wounds, Paramount’s untitled Cloverfield film), Hallow Road stars Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) and Matthew Rhys (The Americans). The film follows parents whose late-night drive spirals into a harrowing ordeal after a phone call from their daughter reveals a tragic accident. As the family confronts escalating revelations, their night takes an increasingly dangerous turn.
Vincent Must Die
From director Stéphan Castang, Vincent Must Die centers on an ordinary man whose life is overturned when strangers suddenly attack him with murderous intent. As his existence collapses, he is forced to flee and adapt to a new reality of constant danger. Starring Karim Leklou and Vimala Pons, the film showcases Flawless’ AI-driven dubbing technology, previously applied to Watch the Skies.
The double feature runs exclusively at AMC Theatres Halloween weekend, bringing a rare return of the format to U.S. audiences.
