“One of the scariest films of this or any decade... Ultimately, ‘The Descent’ is the purest kind of horror film – ruthless, unforgiving, showing no mercy”
DOORS: 21:30 | FILM STARTS 21:45
It’s back… Venture deep into Redcliffe Caves – if you’re brave enough – for the latest instalment of our infamous Horror In The Caves series. Enter through our military tent on Redcliffe Wharf, grab a drink from our pop-up bar to steel your nerves, and step foot inside one of Bristol’s most unusual and exclusive locations for another season of classic and contemporary horror movies.
Rounding off our Halloween screenings is the modern cult favourite The Descent – watching it in the Caves is a truly immersive, and terrifying, experience. You have been warned!
For the first time this year, we are offering a limited number of spaces on 10-15 minute pre-screening tours of Redcliffe Caves; collect a torch then venture far deeper than our ’Screening Cave’ and learn more about the history of this fascinating Bristol landmark. PLEASE NOTE: due to the nature of the space, all guests on a pre-screening tour must be able to exit the Caves unaided in the event of an emergency. Further details will be emailed to you shortly after booking.
About The Film
2005 | 18 | 97 mins
Recovering from a traumatic accident, Sarah goes on an adventure holiday with five of her friends. After a tunnel collapse leaves the group trapped underground while on a remote caving expedition, they must find an alternative route back to the surface – but it quickly transpires that they are not alone in the darkness…
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The entrance to Redcliffe Caves is located on Redcliffe Wharf, opposite Thekla and Riverstation. The nearest car park is a Pay and Display car park, located on Redcliffe Parade East – the Wharf can be accessed by walking down the hill at the end of the cark park.
Please note – parking in the area is extremely limited, and guests are encouraged to limit their use of vehicles as much as possible.
• There is a small ramp to access the caves. Access to the screening room is along a flat path with no steps, although there are some uneven patches of ground. Lighting is also low in the caves.
• If you require assistance to reach your seat, please ask a member of staff upon arrival.
• If you require additional space or to be seated in a particular location (e.g. close to an exit), please notify the team ahead of time.
• There are two Portaloos onsite, one with disabled access.
•If you require Hard of Hearing subtitles, please contact us before making your booking.
•We want to make your visit as enjoyable as possible, so please do not hesitate to contact us if you require further information about this venue’s accessibility.
• We cannot guarantee access before the stated doors time on your ticket, so advise you arrive as close to this time as possible.
• Food and drink can only be consumed at the screening if it is purchased at the venue.
• Seating is provided at this event, however we invite guests to bring blankets and cushions if they wish to do so.
• Temperature can vary in the caves throughout the day, so it is highly recommended that all guests wear warm, sensible clothing.
• It is essential to wear comfortable, sturdy footwear in the Caves, as the ground can be uneven in places.
• If you are taking a pre-screening tour of the Caves, you will be contacted separately to confirm details. These tours are unfortunately not suitable for individuals with limited mobility.
• The Caves can be an intense and unusual environment, and as a result may not be suitable for for younger children regardless of the individual film’s rating. If you have any concerns or queries, please contact us.
• Any individuals behaving in an irresponsible, offensive, or disruptive manner during a screening will be removed from the venue. Please be respectful of others and of this unusual and historic space.