October is always a celebration for horror fans, reminiscing about their favorite horror movies from the past or what is coming that has them excited. Combining that with trick-or-treating with the youngsters, introducing new generations to the fun of dressing up and laughing while getting scared, it’s a celebration of the spooky for everyone.
A special treat this year is the iconic psychological horror film The Ring, which arrives in Toronto to help celebrate Halloween. MRG Live, Canada’s largest concert and entertainment promotion company, will present a live concert performance of the film on October 30 at the famed Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto.
While fans enjoy the film on the big screen, the creepy, dread-filled score will be performed live by the always-impressive Toronto Symphony Orchestra. This will surely add an extra layer of excitement to the already tense and terrifying film.
Conducted by Christian Schumann, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra will accompany the chilling tale already known to many fans. The bizarre death of a teenage girl prompts journalist Rachel Keller to investigate a mysterious urban legend. Her investigation leads her to watch a mysterious videotape, which is followed by a phone call in which a voice states, “Seven days.”
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Original composer Hans Zimmer, in the liner notes, describes how using the minimalist approach to the score helped build the tension and terror.
For horror fans, this is a great opportunity to celebrate this influential film while enjoying live music. Grab your family and friends and get tickets to this one-night-only event on October 30th, starting at 7:30 pm.
Tickets can be found on the official website.
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