FrightFest

sherbetbizarre wrote:Do you mean queue up for each performance?

Yeah, queue up in the normal way at the box office before the movie is due to come on as you would when going to the cinema normally and once those 45 pass holder free tickets have been allocated thats it.

I think FFest 2013 has been the best year so far for people showing consideration for others with regards to their phones. There were a few who could not resist (there always will be) which I found annoying, especially when the person in question was in the row in front or downstairs where people li...

As a festival pass holder I was unable to see any movies in the Discovery 1 & 2 screens as I was not at the cinema at 9.45 am. I was thinking that for the first movies that would be fine if they start at around 10ish, but for movies which are being shown after that it would be fairer to allocate...

I spent last week watching all 5 movies, one a day. I'd only ever seen Bride and Seed before so it was great to see the original trilogy for the first time. Going against the reviews, I though the 3rd was actually the best of the bunch as the story was the most interesting of the lot of them (altho...

I often get cold in cinemas so I make sure I have a light jumper/poncho to keep warm. I also wear socks that are long enough so when pulled up they go over the knees incase the legs get a bit nippy to avoid cramps - thigh high socks even better. This time Im going to see if I can get a little cushio...

£17.50 is great value for all three movies ! Im not going to see them as I watched the first one not so long ago and I want to get some good kip in the day before the festival starts.

Would be great to watch all 3 back to back though

If Westminster Council gets involved then they are full of it too if the changes aren't dealing with the extreme. However, I could understand it with the Serbian Movie as it was terrible. What I mean by that is, it seemed to be a movie where the people involved thought, ok how low can be go with the...

As Ive got a festival pass Im going to see it - I might as well, even though I had initial reservations based on the first movie. I watched the trailer, it looks pretty good actually. Fingers crossed!

The Nanny state in the UK rides again like the massive hypocrite that it is. While the propaganda machine of the mainstream media in the form of newspapers and television, riddled with psychos and paedophiles act as the mouthpiece for governments, corporations, banks and the wealthiest families on e...

Hi guys... I'm coming down for the festival this year from Aberdeen, it's my first time to the full festival (decided I couldn't miss out after I had so much fun at the Glasgow event in February - also a first for me!) and I'm going it alone, so it's nice to come across a thread like this after stu...

I would love to see THE ELEPHANT MAN on the big screen. That is such a masterpiece.

So bearing in mind the greatness I have see since a child with regards to the horror genre with some exceptional actors, it takes a A LOT for me to rave about a movie in the way I still rave about movies like ALIEN, THE THING, ROSEMARY'S BABY, ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK, WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE, T...

I think that each horror fan is very individual and my approach is that anything that ticks the essential and relevant boxes required to engage me on a number of levels (acting, atmosphere, script, musical score, suspense, gore, camera work etc.) is fine by me. Thats what is so great about this genr...

[quote="Wulfster"]Just to stick my Wolfy snout in... I'm been to the Fest by myself for the past 12 years. Had two serious girlfriends during this time, but neither they (or my closest mates) have the same interest in horror as me (Just qualifying that I'm NOT a social outcast!), so it's a...

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