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Festival Focus: HORROR-RAMA 2019 International Short Film Festival
Be part of HORROR-RAMA’s sophomore International Short Horror Film Festival! We are looking for your fiendish, madcap horror shorts, and horror-themed music videos, for
Arrow Video FrightFest 2019 Announces 20th Year Record-Breaking Line-Up
Dario Argento and The Soska Sisters to attend The UK’s biggest and boldest horror and fantasy film festival is celebrating its 20th bloody year.
Horrible Imaginings Film Festival Unveils First Round of Selections
The 10th annual showcase of the newest voices in horror, sci-fi, and fantasy genre cinema has announced 16 “first wave” short film selections Horrible
Popcorn Frights Film Festival Announces Second Wave of Programming
Festival Line-Up Features Over 70 Film PremieresFrom 16 Countries During 9 Nights of Terror Popcorn Frights Film Festival returns bigger, bolder, bloodier with its
5th Annual Popcorn Frights Film Festival Announces First Wave of Programming
Popcorn Frights Presents World Premiere of “HAUNT,” New Film from the Writers of “A QUIET PLACE” Fort Lauderdale, FL – Popcorn Frights is proud
Arrow Video FrightFest 2019 Announces Opening and Closing Night Films
Ant Timpson’s COME TO DADDY and Abner Pastoll’s A GOOD WOMAN IS HARD TO FIND bookend FrightFest’s 20th edition. This year’s festival opens with
Festival Focus: NYC Horror Film Festival
America’s largest and most recognized genre film festival focusing solely on Horror and Science Fiction. Each year the NYCHFF celebrates both the horror classics
Grimmfest Announces DARLIN’ Film Selection with Guest Star Pollyanna McIntosh as Festival Passes Go on Sale
Grimmfest returns on 3rd October 2019 for four days of horror, cult and fantastic films at the Odeon Great Northern, Manchester, UK. As full
Festival Focus: The NOLA Horror Film Fest
The NOLA Horror Film Fest is a festival created by horror filmmakers for horror fans. It’s no small wonder – and no great surprise