Frightfest 2009

**MarcMorris** · 19-06-2009, 10:18 AM

Latest info can be found here

**WilsonBros** · 22-06-2009, 12:39 PM

Nick & I met Jake at the Fright Fest calender shoot on Saturday - what a nice fella!

Kev W

**AndyBlade** · 04-07-2009, 12:52 PM

Full schedule is on the official site and pasted below.....

Thursday 27th August

Main Screen
6.30 pm - Triangle
9.15 pm - The Hills Run Red
11.30 pm - Infestation + Deadwalkers

Friday 28th August

Main Screen
11.00am - The Horseman
1.45 pm - Beware The Moon
4.1O pm - An American Werewolf in London - Remastered
7.20 pm - Shadow
9.35 - The Horde
Midnight - Macabre + Paris By Night of the Livivng Dead

Discovery Screen
Noon - Best Worst Movie
2.15 pm - I Sell The Dead
4.15 pm - I Think We're Alone Now
6.45 pm - Colin
9.00 - Black

Saturday 29th August

Main Screen
11.30 am - Smash Cut
1.45 pm - Hierro
3.45 pm - Millennium
7.00 pm - Giallo
9.00 - Trick r' Treat
11.15 pm Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl + Sad Case

Discovery Screen
Noon - The Horror of Writing' Competition
1.45 pm - Evil Things
4.15 - Fragment
6.45 pm - It's Alive
9.00 pm - Pontypool

Sunday 30th August

Main Screen
11.30 pm - Dead Snow
1.45 pm - Human Centipede
3.50 pm -Coffin Rock
6.45 pm - Night of the Demons
9.00 pm - Clive Barker's Dread
11.15 pm - 100 Best Deaths

Discovery Screen
Noon - Black
2.40 pm - Pontypool
5.00 pm - I Think We're Alone Now
7.00 pm - I Sell The Dead
9.00 pm - Best Worst Movie

Monday 31th August

Main Screen
11.00 am - Zombie Women of Satan
1.15 - The House of The Devil
3.30 pm - Case 39
6.30 - Heartless
9.15 - The Descent Part 2

Discovery Screen
11.00 - Colin
2.15 pm - It's Alive
4.15 pm - Fragment
6.45 pm - Evil Things

**paintnothing84** · 05-07-2009, 11:44 PM

Saw a preview of Heartless the other week (can't say how) but trust me, it's very, very much worth your time, especially if you liked Philip Ridley's previous two films. Watch that and skip Descent 2

Would love to see I Sell The Dead, House Of The Devil, Pontypool, I Think We're Alone Now, Trick R Treat and of course the Beware The Moon/American Werewolf double bill, alas I can't really afford any of it.

**paintnothing84** · 27-07-2009, 08:00 PM

Well, since I couldn't afford to go, I decided to sign up as a volunteer instead!

Now I just need to find a place in London to crash for six days...

Anyone else going? Nay?

Cool podcast interview with Mr Jones here, talking about the line-up:
http://www.mondomovie.com/

**AndyBlade** · 27-07-2009, 08:05 PM

I'm just amazed that this thread has been active for about six weeks and nobody has complained about it:

a) being too expensive, or
b) being in That London;

...as usual. Yet.

**claire** · 23-08-2009, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by paintnothing84

Saw a preview of Heartless the other week (can't say how) but trust me, it's very, very much worth your time, especially if you liked Philip Ridley's previous two films. Watch that and skip Descent 2

I've been hearing great stuff about "Heartless". By many accounts it's the best UK-set horror film of the last decade. I know - aren't they all? But when you're talking about the long-awaited new film from the director of "The Reflecting Skin" and "The Passion Of Darkly Noon", it does start to sound exciting.

I can't make FrightFest, but am keen to hear people's thoughts on this film in particular. Roll on next February, when it's pencilled in for a UK release.

**paintnothing84** · 23-08-2009, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by claire

I've been hearing great stuff about "Heartless". By many accounts it's the best UK-set horror film of the last decade. I know - aren't they all? But when you're talking about the long-awaited new film from the director of "The Reflecting Skin" and "The Passion Of Darkly Noon", it does start to sound exciting.

I can't make FrightFest, but am keen to hear people's thoughts on this film in particular. Roll on next February, when it's pencilled in for a UK release.

I may be biased, but yes, this sits alongside and above 28 Days Later and The Descent as the best UK horror of the last ten years for me. Think a contemporary British Jacob's Ladder for the closest comparison.