Grimmfest Announces 2024 Lineup, Including Dread’s ‘Beezel’

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Grimmfest, Manchester’s International Festival of Fantastic Film is delighted to announce the first tranche of titles for 2024. The festival will be returning to its regular venue, The Odeon Great Northern on October 3–6, 2024, for four days of new genre cinema.

While the Grimmfest team has yet to announce the full lineup, they’ve given us a small teaser of the 2024 program!

Festival Director Simeon Halligan, said, “That’s just a taster of the incredible movie premieres we are lining up for Grimmfest 2024. We don’t want to give too much away at this stage and there is still a whole body of premieres to be announced in late Summer. We can’t wait to reveal more amazing movie exclusives for Grimmfest fans, over the coming months, keep your eyes peeled for further news!”

Check out the first wave of feature films coming to Grimmfest below!

From Darkness

Guilt, emotional damage, and fear of the dark collide with local legend, a treacherous landscape, and an unseen threat, as a park ranger and her former partner search for a missing woman in a vast and dangerous nature reserve.

KillHer

A weekend hen party camping trip goes badly and bloodily wrong, as tensions are exposed, friendships betrayed, and psychopathologies unleashed, in Robyn August’s smart and surprisingly savage satiric slasher, KillHer.

Beezel

Aaron Fradkin, director of Val, makes a welcome return to Grimmfest with the International premiere of Beezel, an enigmatic and unsettling chronicle of the increasingly sinister legends and dark history surrounding a suburban New England house over 50 years. 

The Well

Federico Zampaglione channels the classic era of Italian Gothic horror cinema in the full-blooded and ferocious fable, The Well. Terrifier 2’s Lauren Lavera stars as an ambitious young art restorer, enlisted by a sinister Baroness to salvage a fire-damaged family portrait, only to discover demonic activities down in the cellar.

Amsterdam Alert

Amsterdam Alert is a masterclass of white-knuckle cinema verité storytelling, in which the city of Amsterdam is faced with the thirty-minute countdown to a nuclear strike, and the instinct for survival overrides every other consideration. In the current global political climate, it’s a film that feels all-too-terrifyingly real.


Grimmfest 2024 Full Festival Passes are available now.

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