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A 'Haunting' evening at the Wren's Nest
The new Agatha Christie adaptation ''A Haunting in Venice'' opens in theatres this weekend — and what better way to celebrate the movie’s release than with a haunting party right here in Atlanta?
ATLANTA - Agatha Christie’s 1969 mystery novel "Hallowe'en Party" comes to chilling life in the new film "A Haunting in Venice" — and what better way to celebrate the movie’s release than with a haunting party of our own right here in Atlanta?
Earlier this week, we spent an evening at Atlanta’s The Wren’s Nest, the 153-year-old home of famed writer Joel Chandler Harris. Featuring a fascinating history and plenty of ghost stories, The Wren’s Nest seemed like the perfect backdrop for a spooky evening featuring Gwendolyn Napier of the Kuumba Storytellers of Georgia, who led a one-night-only séance event meant to evoke the one that sparks the murder mystery in "A Haunting in Venice."
Of course, in the film, legendary detective Hercule Poirot (played for a third time by Kenneth Branagh) is on the case; here in Atlanta, Hercule Paul-rot is the best we could do!
"A Haunting in Venice" opens in theaters nationwide Friday, Sept. 15 — but before you see the mystery unfold on the big screen, click the video player in this article to check out the haunting right here in metro Atlanta!