FrightFest

Vice wrote: ↑Mon Jun 26, 2017 2:28 am Likewise, also booked in 5 nights @ The Hub, Covent Garden. Bit on the pricey side, but excellent location and looks great.

Great stuff. I'll look out for lanyards in the lifts! The rooms do look good, but I think the photography is very creative as apparently they're very small!

The trailer for Happy Death Day was released yesterday:



Slated for October 13th release in the US. A light-hearted one, sort of a Groundhog Day/Source Code meets Scream.

cineBAKA wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2017 1:53 pm I just booked The Hub by Premier Inn Covent Garden.

Looks like we're hotel buddies.

I believe the Shameless release uses the new 'Animal-cruelty free' version of the film that was originally released on the Grindhouse (US) version as an alternative to the true original cut. The BBFC cut this version by a further 15 seconds. So it's a slightly cut, director's approved, new version o...

I think it's a decent compromise. We've been spoiled with availability of Discovery tickets in the last few years due to larger Disco screens. I guess the only option to solve it for this year is to have even more screens (which would jack up the ticket prices further). If it's a trade-off between h...

Vice wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2017 9:20 am

phillip 1964 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 26, 2017 3:34 pm Got 5 nights at the hub premier inn Goodge street for £364.00

Similar, but staying at the hub in Covent Garden, 5 minute walk from Leicester Square.

Looks good, but I can't get it any lower than £480!

Yeah, I've got a trial at the moment. It has a decent selection IMO, but I could imagine that you would burn through the content fairly quickly if you were a voracious consumer of horror movies. I quite like the way they organise it into themes, and the Shudder TV is neat as it lets you discover fil...

scoutthehorizon wrote:THERAPY new found footage thriller from 16(!!) year old and 2015 FrightFest alum Nathan Ambrosioni

Unlikely, IMO, as it's released on Shudder this month. And he's 17.

Greg posted on Twitter a few hours ago:

https://twitter.com/CloutComCoUk/status ... 6491137024

Site editor/administrator here with a bit of friendly advice: You'll be lucky if you get someone to jump through those hoops. Get yourself an e-book version sorted (.mobi or .epub not PDF) and email copies to people who agree to review it. We get lots of book submissions on a weekly basis and simply...

Nice reminder for me to create a Halloween 2016 sub-forum. Thanks!

Thanks for all your juvenile comments Enough of this from here on in please. It's gone beyond lively debate and got personal. We leave this forum largely unmoderated due to the fact Frightfesters are, by and large, grown up enough to respect differences of opinion and character. Any continuation of...

I definitely think the Frightfest audience is becoming more discerning in its choice of films. I was in the Horror Channel screen and there were always multiple empty seats for every film, which would suggest that a lot more people were taking the option to dip out and see something different. In fa...

sherbetbizarre wrote:

One to seek out?

Yes. Severin made the new remaster... no idea if there'll be a UK or you'll have to import one.

Severin Films is releasing it in the UK on October 26th on DVD & Blu-ray.

I mean, seriously, Shockwave Darkside - who in their right mind would watch that and think "this would be great at our film festival!"? As I mentioned in another thread (may have been this one), Shockwave Darkside was the same production company as Banshee Chapter. The latter had its worl...