Film Screenings in NYC on Saturday, October 24

Film Screenings in NYC for Saturday, October 24, 2026. Listings include From Flight to Film: Women Who Changed the Story and Rent-A-Rescue: A Short Film Screening. Check venue pages for times and tickets.

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  1. Halloweentown

    11:00 AM · Rooftop Cinema Club Midtown

  2. Young Frankenstein

    11:00 AM · Nitehawk Cinema - Williamsburg

  3. Spoons Toons & Booze Halloween

    11:15 AM · Nitehawk Cinema - Williamsburg

  4. Klara and the Sun

    12:00 PM · Alamo Drafthouse

  5. Rent-A-Rescue: A Short Film Screening

    1:30 PM · Caveat

    After Alex turns improvising bad-date rescues into a side hustle, a call to save someone from a cult pushes the short film’s scheme into stranger territory.

  6. The Social Reckoning

    3:45 PM · Nitehawk Cinema - Williamsburg

  7. 5th Annual Canal Street Film Festival

    4:00 PM · Village East Cinema by Angelika

    The festival closes with After Hours, Martin Scorsese’s nocturnal New York comedy, followed by a live podcast conversation.

  8. From Flight to Film: Women Who Changed the Story

    4:30 PM · Hungarian House, American Foundation for Hungarian Literature and Education Ltd.

    This 4:30 p.m. program previews Coming Home: Fight for a Legacy, a documentary about the WASP and the Black women pilots excluded from the program; a panel, Q&A and reception follow.

  9. THE FIRST WORLD FESTIVAL OF NEGRO ARTS, FROM THESE ROOTS, and WEALTH OF A NATION Introduced by Vice President of William Greaves

    6:10 PM · Film Forum

  10. ASHES AND DIAMONDS Introduced by Bogdan Klich, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Republic of Poland to the U.S., and Jakub Swi

    6:30 PM · Film Forum

  11. MY BROTHER’S WEDDING Introduced by director Charles Burnett

    6:30 PM · Film Forum

  12. MY UNDESIRABLE FRIENDS: PART II – EXILE Introduction by Filmmaker Julia Loktev

    6:30 PM · Film Forum

  13. Firelight Premiere

    7:00 PM · Village East by Angelika

    A reunion among college friends extends one day too long, setting off romantic and personal reckonings in this 92-minute independent feature.

  14. You Can See Everything

    8:45 PM · Nitehawk Cinema - Williamsburg

  15. The Rocky Horror Picture Show 360!

    9:30 PM · Brooklyn Art Haus

  16. The Exorcist

    11:40 PM · IFC Center

    William Friedkin’s 1973 horror landmark screens at 11:40 p.m. in IFC’s Waverly Midnights: Every Day Is Halloween series.

  17. Redline

    11:44 PM · IFC Center

  18. Ju-On: The Grudge

    11:50 PM · IFC Center

  19. Grey Gardens

    11:55 PM · IFC Center

  20. 40+ PRE-HALLOWEEN WEEKEND EVENTS: 10/23-26

    All day · New York City

  21. TUES-THURS, 10/20-22: MOMA PS1 SCHOOL NITE, LOTS OF HALLOWEEN-THEMED EVENTS, AND MORE

    All day · New York City