HORROR Festival 1st Scene: PRIME, by Christopher Miller

In the imperious world of fine dining, the pinnacle is an exclusive pop-up concept that boasts a masterful, reclusive chef, whose mystery draws notoriety as much as his renowned skill. Jess, a hardworking member of the restaurant community, finds herself in an auspicious position as a waiter at PRIME, the Chef’s most recent invitation only… Continue reading HORROR Festival 1st Scene: PRIME, by Christopher Miller

HORROR Festival 1st Scene: CONSUMED, by Don Stroud

Trapped in a basement after an apocalyptic earthquake, a grieving wife fights off a horde of parasitic monsters, unaware that her God-fearing husband has already decided her fate. CAST LIST: Narrator: Geoff Mays Caroline: Hannah Ehman Parker: Sean Ballantyne

HORROR POEM: Inside Those Walls, by Jesse McDaniel

Performed by Val Cole POEM: What goes on inside those walls?What happens beyond that gate?What are they hiding, and whoare they trying to keep out?I have a few ideas, but I alsohave my doubts. I can’t evencount the number of timesI looked through the barsof that gate. I’ve neverseen anyone leave or enter.A long driveway… Continue reading HORROR POEM: Inside Those Walls, by Jesse McDaniel

HIGHLIGHTS: April 2026 HORROR Film Festival

A showcase of the best HORROR films in the world today! AUDIENCE AWARDS (from FEEDBACK Film Festival): Best Short Film: HUNGER Best Direction: THE SANGUINE Scariest Film: HAUNT RESTORER Best Music Video: GLISTENING BENEVOLENCE Best Visual Design: JULIAN Best Story: KAREN’S RETURN Best Performances: STAGEFRIGHT Best Micro-Short Film: THE HARPIES Best Student Film: EGGSECUTION THE… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: April 2026 HORROR Film Festival

HORROR Festival Best Scene: Absent, by Ryan Thomas Hinriche

Agents Bryan and Lee investigate the disappearance of a young girl, Jasmine. With the help of James, they gain access to her home but find themselves trapped with an alien creature which absorbs James. However, they are aided by Thacker, Jasmine’s father, who has held the alien captive to lead him to his daughter. But… Continue reading HORROR Festival Best Scene: Absent, by Ryan Thomas Hinriche