FrightFest

I guess you have to be into the whole Kevin Smith universe to get all the in jokes and references. As a standalone comedy thriller, pretty much a failure. 2/5

Solid thriller, good performances deliver a tense storyline. Wasn't keen on the way but I guess that happens in life sometimes. 3/5

2edgy4me. It's shot on 16mm you know. Surprisingly, I didn't utterly hate this like I thought I would, didn't love it either. 3/5

Confusing timeline, needs 100% attention 100% of the time to keep up with the plot. Solid, though. 3/5

Every haunted house movie you've ever seen. Except on a boat.

All aboard the Sinister Schooner and the Conjuring Cruiser.

2/5

Saw the twist coming a mile off, mainly because it's exactly the same as but didn't expect it to go where it did. 3.5/5

What the actual fuck? 2/5

Moved to Ticket Sales/Exchange forum.

phillip 1964 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 11, 2019 3:38 pm any idea what time on pass holders can get tickets on the 17

12 noon

Assuming they take payment via Paypal, you would be covered by Paypal's security during checkout so it's only any details you log with Rabbit in Red that are at risk.

Have you tried emailing them to ask?

Could 3 From Hell be a possibility? Certainly the sort of higher profile movie that would be a good opener/closer or the Sat night movie. Getting Zombie, Sherri, Bill and Sid over would be the icing on the cake. It's been announced for a September release, so an August premiere would work quite wel...

https://i.imgur.com/5Ns85aa.jpg 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 the UK premiere of Ant Timpson’s deviously edgy stunner COME TO DADDY, starring Elijah Wood, Stephen McHattie, Martin Donov...

Rabid - A remake of Cronenberg's classic body horror, helmed by the Soska sisters. It's been 7 years since American Mary, and this has been getting a lot of hype from Frightfest, including previews and news of its production. Paul even mentioned at Glasgow that it wasn't quite ready for that. I exp...

ChrisReynolds wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2019 6:03 pm Crawl - Alexandre Aja's take on the killer alligator film, with Kaya Scodelario battling the hungry reptiles in a flooding house. Not to be confused with the Australian film of the same name that played Frightfest Glasgow a few years ago.

Slated for a 23rd August release so fits in perfectly.

Commodore wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2019 12:10 pm Holy thread resurrection Batman!

User with a Pakistan IP address making irrelevant comments on a years-old post. Nothing suspicious there then.