FrightFest

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Hi, IIRC last year there was an FF after party held at the Phoenix Artists' Club just off Charing Cross Rd. I didn't get to go there last year and was in the area last night (Wednesday 25th July '18), and stopped outside there briefly and enquired about an after party this year. The door staff said...

They really pick their moments to close down major stations.

scarebear wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 10:57 pm Oh well, not to worry. Its Halloween or Chuck Steel for me!

Tricky one. Not sure what I'd choose.

scarebear wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 8:19 pm Blood Fest does not have a uk release date yet.

Better let Showcase (not Cineworld, my bad) know about it then: https://www.showcasecinemas.co.uk/film- ... VCtrkJc.97

The addition of the 4K Halloween screenings appears to have replaced the Blood Fest screenings so assume the latter has been withdrawn. Don’t know whether it was brought forward but apparently it’s showing in Cineworld cinemas from the 17th August so its inclusion in the festival became pointless.

I’m going to say it’s not going be the new Halloween then, not at that hour in a small screen.

ArghZombies wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 3:32 pm So... remember last year when they had a HATCHET 1 showing planned, and it was revealed that it was a brand new HATCHET film?

That was curious.

Anyway, on a totally different note - there's a 4K restoration of the original HALLOWEEN playing this year.

Holy shit dude...

Arrow Video FrightFest 2018 announces guest line-up, additional films & Long List for Screen Genre Rising Star Award Two extra films have been added to the record-breaking 2018 line-up: PIMPED is director David Barker’s modern transgressive erotic thriller, an Hitchcocktail of elevated suspense ...

What is the difference between the tickets available on sale this Saturday (21st July) and the ones you say go on sale on 18th August? Is it that there are tickets put aside for 18th just for people with a day pass? Exactly that. Tickets go on sale for Discovery Screens this Saturday - so if you wa...

Welcome.

It's kind of a difficult one to pick out titles with nothing to go on (plus many of the films are unknown quantities at this point). Give us five of your favourite horror movies from recent years and we might be able to guide you more accurately?

Whiptail wrote: ↑Fri Jul 06, 2018 8:53 am Wasnt it Nails, not stitches?

Nails was the second horror film he acted in, Stitches was the first and the one he was at Frightfest for.

First: Don't be Afraid of the Dark (2011)
Last: Tragedy Girls (2017)
Best: So hard to pin down one film, had such good fun with so many. I think the highlight isn't actually film related, but the introduction from Ross Noble the year that Stitches played. Hands down the best intro ever.

This sub-forum has been set up to allow individuals to advertise their unwanted tickets for sale. To save people clicking multiple links it would really help to format the post title with something descriptive, e.g Weekend Pass - Seat H99 or 2 x Saturday Day Pass - Seats M98 & M99 Please note th...

It’s very simple: you have a pass for the Horror Channel screen, where you can see the full programme and stay there all day if you wish. However, if there’s something you don’t like the look of, you can duck out and see something in one of the discovery screens at no extra charge. Just book tickets...