Actor Bruce Campbell to attend screening of cult-classic ‘Evil Dead’ at Tobin Center in October Tickets on sale for event on Oct. 30 No description found
SAN ANTONIO – What better way to enjoy a scary movie classic right before Halloween than with the actor of the movie.
Bruce Campbell will be at the screening of “Evil Dead” at the Tobin Center on Oct. 30.
After the movie, a Q and A session will take place with the audience.
Social distancing ticket purchase is available now on the Tobin Center website.
All attendees will be temperature screened before entry and have to wear a mask.
“Evil Dead” came out in 1981
Check out other things to do this fall:
Trick-or-treat at annual San Antonio Zoo Boo
Giant corn maze opening near San Antonio
Historic haunted Texas hotel offering overnight stays
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