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FrightFest 2022: August Edition Round-Up

By Bee Delores 3 years ago

Four films. Each with a particular thirst for blood.

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FrightFest 2020: October Edition Round-Up

By Bee Delores 4 years ago

In our FrightFest 2020 review round up, we review Heckle, Babysitter Must Die, Dangerous to Know, CYST, The Nights Before Christmas, and The World We Knew.

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FrightFest 2020: ‘Don’t Look Back’ swaps fate for karma in timely thesis

By Bee Delores 4 years ago

Playing FrightFest 2020, Jeffrey Reddick’s directorial debut showcases great promise.

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FrightFest 2020: ‘Blinders,’ a grim examination of obsession and delusion

By Bee Delores 5 years ago

Playing FrightFest 2020, filmmaker Tyler Savage hits a homerun with his second feature.

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FrightFest 2020: ‘I Am Lisa’ dives deep into police corruption

By Bee Delores 5 years ago

Playing FrightFest 2020, Patrick Rea’s new feature goes hard in making a statement.

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FrightFest 2020: ‘Triggered’ is rad as hell

By Bee Delores 5 years ago

Playing FrightFest 2020, Alastair Orr’s new feature is a high-octane bloodbath.

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FrightFest 2020: ‘There’s No Such Thing as Vampires,’ a solid showcase for Josh Plasse

By Bee Delores 5 years ago

Playing FrightFest 2020, Logan Thomas’ new feature goes hard into vampire lore.

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