FrightFest

I actually found it quicker to nip out to one of the fast food places nearby and use the toilets there, rather than queue in the Empire loos. Breaks seemed to be longer after every couple of films, at least that's when I managed to get out and update my festival diary. It was nicer to get out in the...

Stephen with ph wrote:

lupogirl wrote:This one I really enjoyed. Nicely paced and made me a chuckle at times. Zombie story with a differance. Able to reattach chopped off limbs. A bit of zombie and human love story. A sidekick called Cheese!

We seem to be in a minority here.

Add me to your minority, I loved it.

I liked the CvZ footage, it looked like it *could* be fun. Time will tell though.

Strippers Vs Werewolves I didn't like the look of at all, but it was a rough cut trailer so maybe the finished product will look a bit better.

Stalker was too hard to call from an isolated scene.

Tsk, poor show. If it's his stuff and he wants to sell it, fair play, but to grab handfulls of stuff to sell on and deny someone the opportunity to enjoy it is not on.

I feel almost alone in not enjoying this at all. It just seemed like an attempt to get as many controversial issues as possible into a 90 minute (or whatever) film. Didn't find it shocking in the slightest and for the most part found it a little dull. It was beautifully shot, Pollyana McIntosh was s...

I was sat in HH, which seemed to be mostly press/fim-makers and everyone was very well behaved (as you'd expect). The only issue was during the first film when two women sat in the seats beside me and proceeded to start with the mobile phone. As they'd missed the introduction and arrived late I thou...

Complete disappointment for me, needed a good 10 minutes chopped from the runtime to improve the pace. 6/10

Blood Runs Cold

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atem3J243jE

Discovery Screen 7.30pm Friday and 4.15pm Sunday

First time at Frightfest for me too, coming for the whole shebang and covering it for my website (see sig below). Last time I was at any kind of film fest in London it was Shock Around the Clock ('89) and Splatterfest ('90) both at The Scala when it was an actual proper cinema. Damn that makes me fe...