Following th

successful launch

of its innovative

concept on September 26

at Top Stykaz Bar & Ultr

Lounge in Kingston with

the screening of Ryan

Coogler’s Sinners , Nyam

& Plot is officially gearing

up for its second instalment.

Chapter 2: Fright Night is

set to take over Kingston on

October 31, 2026, combining

spooky season energy with

elevated entertainment.

Nyam & Plot is presented

by The Complex, a pioneering creative campus and

production hub built to aggregate local talent, provide

elite production services,

and anchor Jamaica’s

evolving creative economy.

The mission and vision

of The Complex centre on

redefining how Caribbean

culture is produced, experienced, and exported

— building physical and

cultural infrastructure that

empowers local creators

and brings boundary-pushing concepts to life.

Beyond its live event footprint, The Complex is also

home to dynamic multi-format cultural collaborations,

including Dawk Stage. The

platform is an artist live

performance and interview

series created by Quan

Motionz. It is set to return

late 2026 in collaboration

with The Complex. Playing

on its namesake, Dawk

Stage features rising music

acts performing inside an

intimate dark-room set,

paired with deep-dive interview questions that push

past the music to reveal

relatable personalities and

offer a fresh, intimate lens

on these artists.

Breaking away from the

ordinary movie night or

nightlife mould, Nyam &

Plot curates fresh experimental social formats

where locals, creatives and

culture-shapers can gather,

connect and enjoy innovative concepts together.

Nyam & Plot: Chapter 2

elevates the event formula

with a Halloween-themed

Fright Night edition. The

evening features an interactive costume contest,

custom welcome cocktails,

and a gourmet 5-course

culinary experience served

buffet-style. Guests will also

experience an expanded

Pre-Show Spotlight celebrating emerging regional

film-makers and digital

creators, giving a vibrant

platform to fresh voices in

Caribbean media before the

main feature screening.