Shriekfest 2016 Announces Full Film Lineup

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The Shriekfest Film Festival, one of the premier international horror/sci-fi film and screenplay competitions, has announced the full slate of films playing at this year’s event. Read on for the details.

From the Press Release:
SHRIEKFEST INTERNATIONAL HORROR/SCI-FI FILM FESTIVAL is thrilled to announce the full, expanded schedule for the SWEET SIXTEENTH annual horror film festival, returning to Raleigh Studios Chaplin Theater, October 6-9, 2016. Festival Director Denise Gossett says, “We are so honored to once again be at the same location we’ve been at for all 16 years! That says a lot about a location’s quality and a festival’s continuity; filmmakers walk out of their screening saying their film has never looked so good!”

Festival goers will once again enjoy the finest in independent cinema from around the globe, selected from submissions that came in everywhere from the United Kingdom to New York, from Texas to France. From our opening night screening of PARASITES starring Robert Milano (Fast & Furious) to the shorts from Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom and finally to the WORLD PREMIERE of DEAD AWAKE written by Jeffrey Reddick, the 16th Annual Shriekfest Horror/Sci-Fi Film Festival has worked hard to present a festival as diverse as the fans of the Los Angeles city itself.

American independent films are also well represented this year with TELEIOS screening on Friday, October 7th, as well as I HAD A BLOODY GOOD TIME AT HOUSE HARKER, which is screening on Saturday, October 8th. We can’t leave out GEHENNA-WHERE DEATH LIVES (Doug Jones & Lance Henriksen), COLD MOON (Josh Stewart, Christopher Lloyd), OCCUPANTS, CAPTURE KILL RELEASE, PEELERS, and PARAMEDICS.

Not to mention our fabulous selection of short films. Movies like GIRL #2, BLIGHT, BRENTWOOD STRANGLER, EVELESS, SURGERY, and the clever THE AMAZING MR. MOJI challenge the viewers with provocative, well-crafted original stories.

Once again SHRIEKFEST Film Festival exceeds at challenging the idea of what a horror film festival should screen, with eclectic selections (THE LIGHT THIEF) to science fiction (FLY SPY), comedy (HOW DEEP CAN I GO?), and even the disturbing (THE DISAPPEARANCE OF WILLIE BINGHAM).

Entrance to SHRIEKFEST Film Festival 2016 is $10.00 per block, and an All-Fest Pass, good for all four days of the festival, is now available on our website for just $140.00; this pass includes the opening night party and guaranteed entrance to all films/Q&A’s.

All films are unrated, and unless specifically noted, no one under 17 will be admitted without a parent or guardian’s accompaniment or permission. For more information on the 2016 SHRIEKFEST FILM FESTIVAL, as well as news about other related events including the Opening Night Party and the networking events, please visit our website.

For more info visit the official Shriekfest website, “like” Shriekfest on Facebook, and follow Shriekfest on Twitter and Shriekfest on Instagram.

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