Join us for the premier of Scottish Award-Winning film company Chaos Box's Aberdeen Environmental Horror 'Survive The Brockhurst'

🎬 SURVIVE THE BROCKHURST — Aberdonian Environmental Horror 🎬

A decommissioning team arrives at the Brockhurst Delta, an abandoned rig deep in the North Sea, only to find the remaining crew behaving strangely. As terrifying sounds echo through the empty corridors and the rig’s steel walls begin to reveal their secrets, the team realise they’re not alone. Something ancient has awakened beneath the sea. Trapped 120 miles from shore, with nowhere to run and no one coming to save them, the team must fight to survive the night in this relentless horror thriller...

From Scottish Award-Winning film company Chaos Box comes Survive The Brockhurst — a creative, boundary-pushing low-budget horror made with passion, imagination, and a whole lot of late nights.

Shot right here in Aberdeen, including inside the iconic Greyhope Bay Centre, this is a horror film made differently: created in the cast and crew’s spare time, fuelled by creativity, and showcasing emerging talent from behind and in front of the camera.

Now, we're bringing it back to where some of the story was made…

🌊 Join us at Greyhope Bay Centre for a unique screening of Survive The Brockhurst — with the stunning Aberdeen skyline as your backdrop.

And that’s not all…

🎤 Stay after the film for an exclusive Q&A with the Cast & Crew, where you can hear the stories behind the film, the challenges of making a horror on a shoestring, and what really went on behind the scenes.

🩸 A horror film.

🌃 An unforgettable setting.

🎬 The people who made it.

☕ One very special night at Greyhope Bay Centre.

Come watch. Come ask questions. Come see if you can Survive the Brockhurst…

📍 Greyhope Bay Centre, Aberdeen

🎞️ Survive The Brockhurst

🎤 Screening + Cast & Crew Q&A

Limited spaces — don't miss this one-of-a-kind Aberdeen screening.

Doors open: 18:30pm

Film screening: 19:00pm - 20:30pm

Cast Q&A: 20:30pm - 21:00pm

Please note, this film is rated 12A, and contains scenes of threat and implied violence. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

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