FrightFest

The Soapmaker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 10:12 pm I'm hoping for a sequel in which they crawl back along the same hall in the opposite direction.

Be careful what you wish for, we've already got a sequel to Blind on the way...

1. The Swerve
2. The Columnist
3. 12 Hour Shift
4. Av: The Hunt
5. A Ghost Waits

^ Ditto, switching the res down to 720 worked for us. Reset the router before the second film and it played fine at 1080.

I tried using it a couple of years ago - never received the order, and only got the money back via PayPal. No response to any emails I sent them. I would contact them before purchasing if I were you and only order if you get a response. As DJBenz says, you will be covered by PayPal, but it's a hassle.

Oof. That was almost as much fun as the main event

Thanks Ian, that's a good discount! I'll definitely be avoiding the fright bus on a couple of nights now!

Does FrightFest have any kind of deal with nearby car parks like Q-Park this year? I know discounts have been negotiated at past events.

Cheers

Nowadays, booking for the LFF is - touch wood and cross fingers - almost entirely smooth and painless. It's a little slow for the first 20 or 30 minutes, a bit nerve-wracking (because I always expect the worst), but - touch wood again - the system doesn't crash and tickets don't vanish from your ba...

I'm almost certain he is

6/10. https://letterboxd.com/wraithape/film/climax-2018/

4/10. This modern re-imagining of the silent era classic is The Paz Brothers' follow up to their holy land found footage run around, Jeruzalem . As with that film, they bring their own cultural heritage to bear - but in this case, not nearly enough. Where the orginal Golem was an incredible spectacl...

6/10. https://letterboxd.com/wraithape/film/possum/

3/10. Dreary anthology of world folklore that outstays its welcome by about half an hour and at least two segments.

5/10. A solidly run of the mill slasher that I quite enjoyed for the first two thirds, where there were possibilities to take it in a more interesting direction. It goes downhill fast in the final third once you realize that James ('The Rain Ripper') is indeed real and not a manifestation of Mary's ...

9/10. Standout of the fest for me. Strong storytelling, genuinely moving while eschewing overt sentimentality, coupled with imaginative cinematography and crisp sound design make this a real gem of magical realism.

6/10. After a day of damp squibs and non-horror, it was gratifying to watch an old school shocker that goes for chills and largely succeeds in its mission. The story is underdeveloped and doesn't quite hang together like it should, but it makes up for it with a sustained atmosphere of dread, some we...