Colony
dir. Yeon Sang-ho · 2026 · South Korea
Strong contemporary horror
One night. Six films. 666 minutes.
Until the night beginsThe night happened
See you next year.
Sales run through the Vue cinema system
This is not an eleven-hour screening. This is one night you have to survive from beginning to end.
666 minutes is eleven hours and six minutes. From 20:00 to 07:06. Six feature films, 66 minutes of special programming, and one ritual. The gates close, and there is no way back before morning.
6
feature films
66
min. of special programming
666
tickets and not one more
€33.33
from, for the whole night
What matters is not how many films, but the atmosphere they build through the night.
dir. Yeon Sang-ho · 2026 · South Korea
Strong contemporary horror
dir. Jonas Trukanas · 2022 · Lithuania
Lithuania's first indie slasher
dir. Zach Cregger · 2026 · USA
A cult game, a new story
You will learn the title only once you arrive. Not before.
Undisclosed
dir. Alexandre Aja · 2006 · USA
Gore, mutants, a Wes Craven remake
dir. Rob Savage · 2026 · USA
Family horror from a Josh Malerman novel
Screams are not a rating but an intensity scale: how brutal and physically demanding the film is. Five screams does not mean a better film. It means a harder night.
When night falls, the lights go out completely. The ritual begins. When?
DON’T ASK. SHOW UP.
Not everyone leaves with this mark.
Whoever makes it to 07:06 gets the final survivor mark, proof that you were there on the first night.
from €33.33
for the whole night: six films, special programming, and the ritual
Only 666 tickets are sold. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
Sales run through the Vue cinema system
Vue cinema
Ozo g. 18, PC OZAS, Vilnius
One shared experience: the main hall, the lobby, the bar, merch, and partner activations.
The event ends at 07:06, once public transport is already running.
Because there is only ever one first night. One ritual, and rooms that do not yet know what is coming. Next year there will be more people and less of the unknown.
Eighteen and up. Bring ID, you may be asked for it at the door. The night gets heavy in places, so the limit is not a formality.
Step out and come back. Your wristband lets you move between the hall and the lobby all night. The lobby is where you end up talking to a stranger after a hard film and find out it hit them the same way.
The bar and snacks run all night. Around four in the morning the queue for coffee becomes an event of its own.
Nobody will wake you. But in the morning everyone will be talking about the scene you missed, and you will not see it in a room like that again.
Original language with Lithuanian subtitles. A Korean scream sounds the way it was recorded.
We announce five: four are out, the fifth is coming. The fourth you will see on screen at 04:15 and not before. When 666 people learn the title at the same moment, the room answers louder than any poster.
Please do. Once a year it is worth going to the cinema looking exactly how you want to look.
An extra layer, ID, and strong nerves. Blankets are not forbidden and around four in the morning one looks like the best decision of your evening.
At the Vue cinema, Ozo g. 18, in the OZAS shopping centre. You can park in the centre’s car park. Enter your number plate at the cinema, and parking is covered until the marathon ends.
Tickets are non-refundable, but you can pass yours to a friend. Write to us and we will sort it out. If the event does not happen because of us, you get the full amount back.
The night ends once the city is already awake. The Ozo g. stop is right outside and taxis pull up to the main entrance. Walking home into the light after six horror films is an experience of its own.
Not at all. By the third film there are no strangers left in the room. A shared fright brings people together faster than a shared table.
It is an intensity scale from 1 to 5, not a quality rating: how brutal, tense and physically demanding the film is. It exists so you know what you are walking into at 05:45.
No. At the door your ticket becomes a wristband. You will take it off in the morning.
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