Häxan, a possible inspiration to William Mortensen, is a 1922 silent horror film that imagines the occult world of witches from the Middle Ages through the 20^th century. Filled with nightmarish scenes of pagan practices and satanic worship, this film will surely put you in the mood for Halloween. Complimentary popcorn & candy available for a complete theatre experience.

Opening remarks will be presented by guest curator, Larry Lytle, who will speak on the relationship between the film and William Mortensen.

Advance tickets recommended.
Museum members: $7
Non-members: $14