Four cities. One unsettling invitation. Horror fans can catch Maika Monroe’s gothic thriller before its November theatrical release—with free advance screenings arriving October 27.

The house is accepting visitors. Whether anyone should feel comfortable stepping inside is another matter.

Bleecker Street and screening co-host Bloody Disgusting have announced free advance screenings of Victorian Psycho on Tuesday, October 27, giving audiences in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York an early encounter with Maika Monroe’s mysterious governess. The announcement was published October 21, 2026.

Your invitation to Ensor House

Every screening begins at 7:30 p.m. local time:

Boston: AMC Boston Common 19

Chicago: AMC River East 21

Los Angeles area: AMC Burbank 16

New York: AMC Empire 25

An RSVP does not guarantee admission. Seating is first come, first served, and the organizers advise arriving early. The reservation form also requires each attendee to register separately and states that entry includes subscribing to the co-host’s weekly newsletter.

Reserve through the organizers’ official form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCOgYdG4yjZzsG3zIVxfmwaxcTDJhjg2MhtZaa4r8wnpQuYg/viewform

Screening co-host’s announcement:
https://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3972530/victorian-psycho-screenings/

Something is wrong with the new governess

Directed by Zachary Wigon and written by Virginia Feito, Victorian Psycho places Monroe inside a remote English manor where an unusual new employee becomes the focus of growing suspicion. Jason Isaacs, Thomasin McKenzie and Ruth Wilson also star.

It is a setting built from respectable surfaces: employment, manners, a household running to order. The film’s premise puts something dangerous beneath them. Bleecker Street’s official film page confirms the cast, filmmakers and gothic setup:
https://bleeckerstreetmedia.com/victorian-psycho

Official trailer — Bleecker Street

The advance screenings precede the film’s announced November 13 theatrical release. For those near one of the four participating theaters, the invitation is open—and the seats are limited.