Wes Craven’s People Under the Stairs (1991) is a razor‐sharp horror satire on gentrification. More resonant now than upon its release in 1991, it follows a young boy who breaks into the home of two slum landlords, only to explore the horror hidden within their walls. This screening is paired with a cinematic walking tour in collaboration with CATU Belfast . The tour highlights the destructive impact Airbnbs have on communities, and the ongoing housing crisis. Just as importantly, it opens a conversation about what we can do to challenge these pressures. Community Action Tenants Union (CATU) is an Ireland-wide, members-owned-and-run tenants union, dedicated to tackling housing issues, protecting renters’ rights and grassroots community organising. Together, the walking tour and the film create a two‐part reflection on the increasing harm caused by landlordism. Audiences can join us for the combined tour and screening, or attend the screening on its own. Event timings: The walking tour leaves from Writer’s Square at 4pm . The screening of The People Under the Stairs (1991) begins at 6pm . This is a Relaxed Screening (RS)