Win Nu Metro Movie Tickets: Don’t Breathe
Don't Breathe packs the surprise twists and truly horrifying scares on top of one another.
OCTOBER is the month of horror and ‘Don’t Breathe’ is the new scary movie on its way to give cinemagoers the chills at Nu Metro The Glen (and other cinemas nationwide) from Friday, October 14.
Three friends (Dylan Minnette, Jane Levy and Daniel Zovatto) plot to end their money woes by burglarising the home of a blind recluse (Stephen Lang), but the heist quickly goes awry when they discover that their target is concealing a horrifying secret and he isn’t as harmless as they thought.
This new horror feature was produced by horror master Sam Raimi who is responsible for one of the all-time zombie horror classics, ‘Evil Dead’. His skilful touch with this genre is delivered to full effect with this new movie.
‘Don’t Breathe’ packs the surprise twists and truly horrifying scares on top of one another, resulting in a fright night of epic proportions at your nearest cineplex, just in time to say Happy Halloween when the time comes.
For more info and to book tickets, go to www.numetro.co.za or call 0861 246 362.
COMPETITION DETAILS:
ONE lucky reader can stand a chance to WIN double tickets to see ‘DON’T BREATHE’ at any Nu Metro cinema nationwide.
Entries Open: Thursday, October 13.
Entries Close: Wednesday, October 19, 12.00pm.
E-Mail the word BREATHE to enter with your name, surname and cell number to sithembilez@caxton.co.za
The judge’s decision will be final and no correspondence will be allowed.
Winner will be contacted on Thursday, October 20.
T’s and C’s will apply:
Competition Terms and Conditions
*Tickets cannot be sold or exchanged for cash.
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