RSSThe 1st Annual Oklahoma Horror Film Festival, to be held Labor Day Weekend (Sept 3-5, 2010) at the SpiritBank Event Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is accepting entries of screenplays, films, and more.
The festival is competitive, with approximately 50-60 films screened and will host a variety of workshops and panels covering various aspects of the film [...]
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Oklahoma horror fest accepting entries
Let Me In begins production
Principal photography began Monday on Let Me In, writer/director Matt Reeves’ adaptation of the Swedish horror film, Let the Right One In.
Shooting in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Reeves (who directed Cloverfield) noted that while the new film will pay respect to the original Swedish version, they intend to forge a unique identity for Let Me In, [...]
Review: The House of the Devil
Watching writer/director Ti West’s new horror film The House of the Devil is like going back in time.
By setting the story in the 1980s, West gets a chance to fill his film with the clichéd moments of that era, including hairstyles, clothing, and the portable cassette player. More importantly, he has set this story in [...]
Scary movies top favorite Halloween activities
It should come as no surprise that when it comes to the quintessential Halloween experience, people prefer watching a scary movie more than any other activity. (It should come as even less of a surprise that this “finding” was the result of a poll sponsored by Redbox.)
The 2009 Redbox “Halloween Thrillers” survey was conducted nationwide [...]
Sundance Channel takes a stab at horror
Who says art films have to be about people drinking wine and smoking cigarettes? This weekend, the Sundance Channel is taking a step into horror with a block of films especially for Halloween.
The fright night kicks off with Philip Chidel’s Subject Two. In this creepy tale, a scientist (Dean Stapleton) creates a formula for resurrection. [...]
