Beck+Col
Beck+Col
Red All Night
1262 Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024
Runtime: 80 minutes
Plus a 30 minute Q&A
CAP UCLA Member presale: Jun 22 at 10 am
Newsletter subscriber presale: Jun 23 at 10 am
General public on sale: Jun 24 at 10 am
UCLA faculty and staff: Jun 24 at 10 am
UCLA students: Sep 21 at 10 am
Red All Night, a slasher horror film examining individualism, the middle chapter of the Red Night trilogy.
"The film weaves influences from horror cinema, pop culture, and political theory into a blood-and-guts-soaked phantasmagoric parable about the importance of communal solidarity." — Hyperallergic
What starts as a traditional slasher set in suburbia takes a psychedelic turn when one of the victims escapes into an eerie forest inhabited by monstrous plant life.
Set in an alternate universe, the evil Smile finally meets his match: a collective of colorful forest monsters. When a figure from his past returns for revenge, the two battle it out as a horde of zombies swarms around them.
Red All Night is the middle chapter of the Red Night trilogy, a horror series that questions Individualism as an ideology — the prioritization of the individual over the collective. Eugene Thacker's notion of Horror as the unknown shapes the trilogy's worldview, with each film exploring a different facet: Red Night takes on the world-for-us, while Red All Night turns to the world-without-us.
Beck+Col are a Los Angeles based artist duo who have been working exclusively in collaboration since 2014. They've performed at the Hammer Museum, REDCAT, Human Resources and JOAN Los Angeles, with exhibitions at the Royal College of Music in Sweden, Colección AMALITA in Buenos Aires and Biquini WAX EPS in Mexico City.
In 2020, they were artists in residence for the San Diego International Airport Performing Arts Residency and represented LACE at Art Los Angeles Contemporary. They cohost ART TALK Talk talk (created during their 2021 UNLV residency), were LAPP's Research and Development artists in residence in 2022, and had 2023 solo shows at Woodbury University, The Art Room and Angels Gate Cultural Center.
Their first feature length film Red Night screened in 2023 at Festival de Sci-Fi Terror y Fantasía in Bogotá (third place terror feature), Another Hole In the Head in San Francisco and Bizarroland in Orlando (Golden Tentacle Award), with its L.A. premiere at LACE in 2024.
UCLA Nimoy Theater is located at 1262 Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024. For GPS, use 10866 Wilshire Blvd to reach the parking structure. The entrance is on Glendon Avenue — look for either entrance marked VISITOR. Parking is $4, beginning at 5 pm for evening performances and 12 pm for matinees. Arriving before these times will incur the $30 day parking fee.
The box office is open Monday–Friday, 10 am–4 pm, and opens 60 minutes before showtime on show nights. The box office is cashless and accepts all major credit cards. For day-of questions, call 310-206-8655. For general inquiries, contact info@cap.ucla.edu or call 310-825-4401.
All late seating is based on availability and at the discretion of house manager.
Accessible seating and assistive listening are available. Ask any house staff member for assistance. For additional accommodations, contact info@cap.ucla.edu.
Beer, wine, mixed beverages, water, soda, and coffee are available in the lobby. Valid ID required for alcohol. Credit cards and cash accepted. For nearby restaurant options, visit the UCLA Nimoy Theater page.
A digital house program for this performance is available to view or download before the show. Find it on the CAP UCLA Program Notes page.
If the performance is sold out, join the standby line at the box office on the night of the show. A waitlist may also be available — if tickets are released, you will be notified by email with a window to purchase.
