Independent horror filmmakers get their own three-day showcase at the 8th LA Horror Film Festival, running October 16-18 at Let Live Theater in Los Angeles. This is not a midnight screening of a studio sequel -- this is the festival where first-time directors screen the thing they shot in a warehouse in Van Nuys with a budget that would not cover a single day of catering on a studio lot.
The programming runs from short films to features, spanning psychological horror, creature features, body horror, and the uncategorizable experiments that only exist because someone with a camera decided to try. Panel discussions and filmmaker Q-and-As fill the gaps between screenings, and the crowd is the kind of horror community that has opinions about practical effects versus CGI that will outlast any conversation you expected to have.
Let Live Theater, Los Angeles. Three days of independent horror cinema.
Independent horror filmmakers get their own three-day showcase at the 8th LA Horror Film Festival, running October 16-18 at Let Live Theater in Los Angeles. This is not a midnight screening of a studio sequel -- this is the festival where first-time directors screen the thing they shot in a warehouse in Van Nuys with a budget that would not cover a single day of catering on a studio lot.
The programming runs from short films to features, spanning psychological horror, creature features, body horror, and the uncategorizable experiments that only exist because someone with a camera decided to try. Panel discussions and filmmaker Q-and-As fill the gaps between screenings, and the crowd is the kind of horror community that has opinions about practical effects versus CGI that will outlast any conversation you expected to have.
Let Live Theater, Los Angeles. Three days of independent horror cinema.
Independent horror filmmakers get their own three-day showcase at the 8th LA Horror Film Festival, running October 16-18 at Let Live Theater in Los Angeles. This is not a midnight screening of a studio sequel -- this is the festival where first-time directors screen the thing they shot in a warehouse in Van Nuys with a budget that would not cover a single day of catering on a studio lot.
The programming runs from short films to features, spanning psychological horror, creature features, body horror, and the uncategorizable experiments that only exist because someone with a camera decided to try. Panel discussions and filmmaker Q-and-As fill the gaps between screenings, and the crowd is the kind of horror community that has opinions about practical effects versus CGI that will outlast any conversation you expected to have.
Let Live Theater, Los Angeles. Three days of independent horror cinema.