Watch Scary Movies At A Rooftop Movie Theatre In Texas This Halloween

Watching scary movies is a quintessential spooky season activity, and one theatre in Texas is taking the experience to frightful new heights. Rooftop Cinema Club in Houston is showing Halloween movies all October long, and you even get free candy if you show up in costume.

Conveniently located in the heart of Uptown Houston, Rooftop Cinema Club is the coolest movie theater you'll ever visit.

With sweeping views of the city skyline, awesome food and drinks, and a healthy mixture of cult classics and new releases, this trendy spot has completely revolutionized the movie watching experience.

The theatre has gone all-out for spooky season, with nightly screenings of Halloween movies all October long.

Showtimes range between 5 p.m. and 11:15 p.m.

Many of the films, such as Coraline, Halloweentown, and Hocus Pocus are kid-friendly...

...while others, like Friday the 13th, It, and Halloween are geared toward adults.

So plan accordingly and get ready for a "spooktacular" evening no matter who your crew consists of.

One of the neatest things about Rooftop Cinema Club is that everyone gets a pair of wireless headphones to fully immerse themselves in the movie.

No more missing out on key moments because the person behind you doesn't know how to chew popcorn quietly.

So whether you're in the mood for a creature feature, teen scream, or a lighthearted, family-oriented film, this unique movie theater is the place to be this spooky season.

Let fright night commence!

Oh, and don't forget to wear your best costume!

Everyone who shows up in Halloween attire gets free candy.

Rooftop Cinema Club also has a location in Dallas. Visit their website or Facebook page for more information, including a full list of screenings and ticket purchase options.

Have you ever been to Rooftop Cinema Club during spooky season? If so, what movie did you see? Tell us all about your experience in the comments section below, and check out our previous article for another can't-miss Halloween activity in Texas.