Eerie Horror Film Festival

While it was no Prom Night, Carter Smith’s The Ruins was an effective little flick with a nice smattering of good old fashioned gore. If only a few more people would have checked it out in the theaters.
Submitted by DW Bostaph Jr on Thu, 04/24/2008 - 3:48am.

title says it all.
From Undeadmin on Feb 15, 2008 Tags: Eerie Horror Film Festival

As the doors closed at the Erie Playhouse late Sunday night, it marked the end of the Eerie Horror Film Festival’s fourth and most successful year to date. Groups of friends, old and new, gathered in huddles exchanging emotional goodbyes and promises of next year’s event. For those of us who were involved in the inner workings of the fest, the locking of the doors behind us was bittersweet.
Submitted by Uncle Creepy on Wed, 10/17/2007 - 5:05am.

The Northeast's largest horror film event, The Eerie Horror Film Festival, has just announced its official line-up, and wow is this fest set to kick a copious amount of ass! Let's take a look at the gory goods, shall we? For exact showtimes and more make sure you click the link above! Wednesday, October 10th, 2007
Submitted by Undeadmin on Tue, 09/18/2007 - 5:05pm.

Word came down the other day that George A. Romero had cancelled his appearance at both the Eerie Horror Film Festival and Rock and Shock due to an unexplained illness. What we didn’t know at the time but have since learned is that Romero had actually collapsed and was hospitalized.
Submitted by Undeadmin on Thu, 10/05/2006 - 9:35pm.