Rapidly becoming the stuff of legend, the Glasgow Film Festival's Special Events bring films to life off the screen, allowing audiences to experience beloved classics in a completely new light.

This year, The List is proud to partner with the Glasgow Film Festival to present a special screening of Fight Club (Parkhouse Business Park, Fri 1 Mar), immersing audiences in Chuck Palahniuk's notoriously seedy underworld of street fighting and anti-corporate disaffection with re-enactments, fancy dress and other surprises. Or try your luck at an evening of bingo debauchery, hosted by glamorous drag queens at a showing of Priscila, Queen of the Desert (Grand Ole Opry, Thu 21 Feb), with the chance to win free film tickets for yourself and a pal.

Who ya gonna call? The 1984 paranormal classic Ghostbusters (Argyle St Arches, Sun 24 Feb) will be screened twice: once for the wee ones, with plenty of family-friendly activities like slime-making in the Slime Lab, while the big ones visit the Mixology Lab to sample spooky cocktails and get ghost-catching tips from the Ghostbusters squad. More strange things are afoot at the screening of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (Buchanan Galleries Shopping Centre, Wed 27 Feb), with attendees strongly encouraged to come dressed as their favourite historical figure.

Don your all-black couture at special screenings of The Matrix (Argyle St Arches, Fri 22 & Sat 23 Feb), featuring spoon-bending installations and an afterparty that'll shake the foundations of Zion. For the thrill seekers, brave the Xenomorph at an Alien-themed laser tag adventure (Parkhouse Business Park, Thu 28 Feb), or face your fears and enter the woods to find the infamous Blair Witch – before it finds you (secret location, Sat 2 Mar).

Glasgow Film Festival, various venues, Wed 20 Feb–Sun 3 Mar, check glasgowfilm.org for full programme.