Fans of the hit film saga Twilight will be able to get their vampire fix this December in one of Bristol's spookiest settings. The beautiful Arnos Vale Cemetery will offer an apt backdrop for a movie marathon hosted by Bristol Film Festival, which is well-known for turning atmospheric locations into pop-up cinemas.
Organisers say the restored Anglican Chapel, located in the heart of the cemetery, "has become a firm favourite with our audiences" for anything from family-friendly comedies to chilling horrors. On one night in December, three films will be screened in succession - The Nightmare Before Christmas followed by ET and ending with a 10pm-12.30am showing of Twilight.
For those who may not have seen the film before, the teen vampire saga is centred around 17-year-old Bella Swan, and is based on the book saga by Stephanie Meyer. After moving to live with her father and starting a new school, Bella becomes fascinated with the Cullens - a family of vampires.
