On the 13th of every month, join us for It Came from the Closet! Hosted by OMEN and inspired by the collection of essays, It Came From the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror, this film screening series focuses on horror movies through a queer lens. From October until March 2024, we'll be screening and discussing a new film and companion essay from the book on the 13th of every month.

This 12/13, we are screening CANDYMAN (1992), paired with Sumiko Saulson's short essay, Centered and Seen, a reflection upon the film and its impact on the author as a queer Black artist. After the screening, audiences can hang out and join us for an informal post-show discussion.

Doors/Bar: 7PM
Show: 7:30PM
$7 at door with online RSVP ($10 without)

ABOUT OMEN
OMEN is an informal, Baltimore-based horror movie club for women, trans, and gender-nonconforming folx. In watching and discussing horror from a variety of times and places, we explore our fears and passions through the genre, pulling our own experiences and self-identities out of the masturbatory loop of cismale-centered creation and critique.

ABOUT LE MONDO
Based in downtown Baltimore, Le Mondo is an artist-owned bar & arts event venue focused on new performance work and interdisciplinary collaboration. Our venue features diverse arts programming, artist work studios, and affordable rental space for outside events.