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Hollywood Comes to NOVA Fest!

The Northern Virginia International Film & Music Festival (The NOVA Fest) expands to new levels with an all-encompassing world of film and distribution. After hosting several hundred films from over 30 countries, branching out into two satellite film festivals in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., adding a Battle of the Bands, and extending the festival to two full weeks of celebration, The NOVA Fest has added a powerful new wing! Producers now have the opportunity to sell their productions in ALL MEDIA platforms and attend conferences educating and keeping them up-to-speed on industry trends. Agents representing Netflix, Amazon, hulu, iTunes, Google Play and more will be on hand to close distribution deals. Seminars, panels, parties, live music and an elaborate awards ceremony will be held at the Mosaic in Fairfax, Virginia while CAPITAL events will be held at the RITZ-CARLTON Hotel in Tysons Corner, VA. Supported by the Virginia Film Office, The NOVA Fest is bringing more than a slice

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Feb 4, 2017
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The Women In Horror Film Festival Now Accepting Submissions

The Women in Horror Film Festival will be taking place September 21-24 and will feature films, guests, vendors, events and more. The festival is currently open for submissions and seeking terrifying films both full length and short. Winners even have a shot of having their film chosen for distribution by Terror Films. From the Press Release: Samantha Kolesnik and Vanessa Ionta Wright, life-long fans of the horror genre, have launched The Women in Horror Film Festival, a grand celebration and showcase of the talented women in genre filmmaking and screenwriting. The festival will take place at the beautiful Crowne Plaza Hotel and Convention Center in Peachtree City, GA. The fest will be a weekend-long extravaganza from September 21-24, featuring amazing and terrifying films, special guests, book signings, genre vendors, exclusive parties, and lots of fun! The Women in Horror Film Festival is currently open for submissions! We are looking for short films, feature films, short screenplays, and feature-length screenplays in

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Jan 29, 2017
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Eileen Dietz to Attend LAKE ALICE World Premiere

On January 22nd of 2017, the indie horror film Lake Alice will have it’s World Premiere at The Indie Lounge in Park City, UT. Although this premier is taking place during the Sundance Film Festival, it is NOT a part of the festival’s features lineup. Among the attendees at the invitation only premier will be featured actress Eileen Dietz, who plays the role of Jane Patterson in the film. Dietz has a career that spans over 50 years, during which she has been involved in numerous award winning projects. Dietz made quite possibly her most iconic on screen appearance in the film adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s novel, The Exorcist. However, she was not credited for her contribution as the face of the demon known as Pazuzu. She also doubled for Linda Blair in some scenes, for which she was also uncredited. The most famous of these scenes is the one in which Regan spews vile green vomit on Father

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Jan 14, 2017
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Did Arizona Man Capture An Image Of A Demon? (See Photos)

A photo of a dark figure that appears to have wings has gone viral on Facebook. The image, captured and shared by Richard Christianson, a former music producer from Phoenix, Arizona, seems to be of a demon wearing a crown. At least that is what it looks like. The photo, shared on January 1st at 8:11 pm, is a bit blurry and was taken from a distance, but does indeed resemble a demon or an angel. Since being posted the images have been shared over 53, 000 times. Is the photo real? Is it a demon? Those are questions we can not answer. That is for you to decide, but you have to admit it’s pretty creepy.

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Days Of The Dead Convention Announces Celebrity Guests For Atlanta 2017

This year’s Days of the Dead Convention in Atlanta will soon be here and we can’t wait! They are already announcing guests, musicians and events almost daily. Some of the biggest names in horror will be there signing autographs and offering photo ops. Genre icons like Linda Blair (The Exorcist), Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street), PJ Soles (Halloween), will be there. There will be a ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ reunion that includes Bill Moseley, Bill Johnson, and Caroline Williams. There be not one, but four of the actors who have played Jason Voorhees, including Kane Hodder and Derek Mears. Let’s not forget most of the child stars from the hit Netflix series ‘Stranger Things’ will be attending, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah Schnapp. As for musicians, Marilyn Manson’s Twiggy Ramirez will be there to thrill us. It was announced today that genre icon, actor, director, and special effects master Tom Savini will also be there! And

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Suspension of Disbelief in Film Dysmorphia

Suspension of Disbelief? Sit through this annoying video up until the 5:00 mark. The fan boy “host” in the above video talks in attention deficit tweets. The video uses jump cut “hip” editing to spill out unabashed respect and love for the CGI technique that brought Peter Cushing back from the grave in “Rogue One.” He spends the first five minutes elaborating on the incredible work and effort it took create this digital feat. The “host” proclaims, “I think they pulled it off.” Then, being a true “fan” he takes a swipe at all of the work done by Industrial Light and Magic, effects artist, John Knoll and director Gareth Edwards. “Now Tarkin didn’t look a hundred percent authentic,” the “host” whines, “especially the movement of his mouth, but…he looked better than any other time this has been used.” What movies has this guy made? What has happened to film audiences? In the never ending quest for “realism” in special

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Dec 24, 2016
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Win Tickets To The Blood Brothers Premiere In LA – Here’s How

Director Jose Prendes’ thriller ‘Blood Brothers’ will premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 11th. Uncork’d Entertainment has given us 25 double passes to giveaway to our friends. To enter all you have to do is email [email protected] with the message: “I want to win double passes from Uncork’d Entertainment and Horror Fuel To The Blood Brothers’ Premiere” It’s that simple. At the premiere you will see the film. Afterwards you will be able to attend a Q&A with cast and crew. ‘Blood Brothers’ follows two brothers who decide that it is time to fulfill their murderous fantasies and set out to find the perfect victim, but doing so will change their relationship forever. Barbra Crampton, Hannah Levien, Ken Foree, Graham Denman and Jon Klondik star in ‘Blood Brothers’, based on a true story. Be sure to checkout our interviews with director Jose Prendes and lead actress Hannah Levien.

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Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Releases List Of Award Winners For 2016

On Sunday, October 16th, the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival came to an end after a weekend filled with films, events, and awards. We just happen to have a list of those awards and their winners here for you courtesy of the film festival. From the Press Release: Sunday, October 16th, the first annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival came to an end after a jam-packed weekend of screenings and events with an award ceremony and World Premiere screening of festival closer CHILD EATER at Syndicated Theater. Attending filmmaker Jackson Stewart took home the Audience Award for his debut feature BEYOND THE GATES, which screened to a packed room on October 15th. The first-year festival, which opened October 14th with DEAREST SISTER at the Wythe Hotel Cinema, is proud to report 18 out of 22 events were complete sell-outs with overall attendance and enthusiasm for the fest defying expectations. “The reception that we’ve received from the NYC horror community has absolutely blown

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Oct 19, 2016
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Holliston To Celebrate New Issue Release With Book Signing

Are you a fan of Adam Green’s series ‘Holliston’ or the graphic novel it’s based on? Wan to meet the ‘Holliston’ cast? Here’s you chance. To celebrate the release of the graphic novel ‘Holliston: Friendship Is Tragic’ there will be book signing and meet-and-greet with Green, Joe Lynch, Sarah Elbert, Joshua Werner, Stephen Sharar and Travis McIntire on Ocotber 18th at the Dark Delicacies Book Store in Burbank, California. From the Press Release: In celebration of the upcoming release of the graphic novel Holliston: Friendship is Tragic, based on Adam Green’s comedy/horror TV series, there will be an in-store signing with both cast and crew of the television series as well as creators of the graphic novel. Tuesday, October 18th, from 7pm to 9pm (PST) fans can come to the Dark Delicacies bookstore in Burbank, California to get an exclusive Dark Delicacies variant graphic novel, before the title’s release date! (Regular store release date is October 26th). Limited to only

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The Ithaca Fantastik Fim Festival Announces First Wave of Titles And Contests

The Ithaca Fantastik Film Festival has officially announced the first wave of titles, full retrospective, Cinema Pur competition and bumper contest for 2016. Held November 9th through the 13th in Ithaca, New York, the film festival is poised to have its fifth amazing year. From the Press Release: Ithaca, NY, Sept. 8, 2016 – The Ithaca Fantastik film festival is only two months away, and the IF team has been hard at work creating an incredible program for the event’s fifth anniversary. The festival will be held Nov. 9–13 in Ithaca, NY. This year’s retrospective, The Known Unknowns, will dig into viewers’ deepest fears. Sponsored by SHUDDER, the retrospective will include “The Naked Prey” (Cornel Wilde, 1966); “Deliverance” (John Boorman, 1972); “Long Weekend” (Colin Eggleston, 1978); “Altered States” (Ken Russell, 1980); and “Aliens” (James Cameron, 1986). But that’s only the appetizer. The IF team has assembled a highly diversified film lineup to respond to their expanding audience’s growing desire for

Continue reading →

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Hollywood Comes to NOVA Fest!

The Northern Virginia International Film & Music Festival (The NOVA Fest) expands to new levels with an all-encompassing world of film and distribution. After hosting several hundred films from over 30 countries, branching out into two satellite film festivals in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., adding a Battle of the Bands, and extending the festival to two full weeks of celebration, The NOVA Fest has added a powerful new wing! Producers now have the opportunity to sell their productions in ALL MEDIA platforms and attend conferences educating and keeping them up-to-speed on industry trends. Agents representing Netflix, Amazon, hulu, iTunes, Google Play and more will be on hand to close distribution deals. Seminars, panels, parties, live music and an elaborate awards ceremony will be held at the Mosaic in Fairfax, Virginia while CAPITAL events will be held at the RITZ-CARLTON Hotel in Tysons Corner, VA. Supported by the Virginia Film Office, The NOVA Fest is bringing more than a slice

Continue reading →
Feb 4, 2017
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The Women In Horror Film Festival Now Accepting Submissions

The Women in Horror Film Festival will be taking place September 21-24 and will feature films, guests, vendors, events and more. The festival is currently open for submissions and seeking terrifying films both full length and short. Winners even have a shot of having their film chosen for distribution by Terror Films. From the Press Release: Samantha Kolesnik and Vanessa Ionta Wright, life-long fans of the horror genre, have launched The Women in Horror Film Festival, a grand celebration and showcase of the talented women in genre filmmaking and screenwriting. The festival will take place at the beautiful Crowne Plaza Hotel and Convention Center in Peachtree City, GA. The fest will be a weekend-long extravaganza from September 21-24, featuring amazing and terrifying films, special guests, book signings, genre vendors, exclusive parties, and lots of fun! The Women in Horror Film Festival is currently open for submissions! We are looking for short films, feature films, short screenplays, and feature-length screenplays in

Continue reading →
Jan 29, 2017
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Eileen Dietz to Attend LAKE ALICE World Premiere

On January 22nd of 2017, the indie horror film Lake Alice will have it’s World Premiere at The Indie Lounge in Park City, UT. Although this premier is taking place during the Sundance Film Festival, it is NOT a part of the festival’s features lineup. Among the attendees at the invitation only premier will be featured actress Eileen Dietz, who plays the role of Jane Patterson in the film. Dietz has a career that spans over 50 years, during which she has been involved in numerous award winning projects. Dietz made quite possibly her most iconic on screen appearance in the film adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s novel, The Exorcist. However, she was not credited for her contribution as the face of the demon known as Pazuzu. She also doubled for Linda Blair in some scenes, for which she was also uncredited. The most famous of these scenes is the one in which Regan spews vile green vomit on Father

Continue reading →
Jan 14, 2017
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Did Arizona Man Capture An Image Of A Demon? (See Photos)

A photo of a dark figure that appears to have wings has gone viral on Facebook. The image, captured and shared by Richard Christianson, a former music producer from Phoenix, Arizona, seems to be of a demon wearing a crown. At least that is what it looks like. The photo, shared on January 1st at 8:11 pm, is a bit blurry and was taken from a distance, but does indeed resemble a demon or an angel. Since being posted the images have been shared over 53, 000 times. Is the photo real? Is it a demon? Those are questions we can not answer. That is for you to decide, but you have to admit it’s pretty creepy.

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Days Of The Dead Convention Announces Celebrity Guests For Atlanta 2017

This year’s Days of the Dead Convention in Atlanta will soon be here and we can’t wait! They are already announcing guests, musicians and events almost daily. Some of the biggest names in horror will be there signing autographs and offering photo ops. Genre icons like Linda Blair (The Exorcist), Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street), PJ Soles (Halloween), will be there. There will be a ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ reunion that includes Bill Moseley, Bill Johnson, and Caroline Williams. There be not one, but four of the actors who have played Jason Voorhees, including Kane Hodder and Derek Mears. Let’s not forget most of the child stars from the hit Netflix series ‘Stranger Things’ will be attending, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah Schnapp. As for musicians, Marilyn Manson’s Twiggy Ramirez will be there to thrill us. It was announced today that genre icon, actor, director, and special effects master Tom Savini will also be there! And

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Suspension of Disbelief in Film Dysmorphia

Suspension of Disbelief? Sit through this annoying video up until the 5:00 mark. The fan boy “host” in the above video talks in attention deficit tweets. The video uses jump cut “hip” editing to spill out unabashed respect and love for the CGI technique that brought Peter Cushing back from the grave in “Rogue One.” He spends the first five minutes elaborating on the incredible work and effort it took create this digital feat. The “host” proclaims, “I think they pulled it off.” Then, being a true “fan” he takes a swipe at all of the work done by Industrial Light and Magic, effects artist, John Knoll and director Gareth Edwards. “Now Tarkin didn’t look a hundred percent authentic,” the “host” whines, “especially the movement of his mouth, but…he looked better than any other time this has been used.” What movies has this guy made? What has happened to film audiences? In the never ending quest for “realism” in special

Continue reading →
Dec 24, 2016
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Win Tickets To The Blood Brothers Premiere In LA – Here’s How

Director Jose Prendes’ thriller ‘Blood Brothers’ will premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 11th. Uncork’d Entertainment has given us 25 double passes to giveaway to our friends. To enter all you have to do is email [email protected] with the message: “I want to win double passes from Uncork’d Entertainment and Horror Fuel To The Blood Brothers’ Premiere” It’s that simple. At the premiere you will see the film. Afterwards you will be able to attend a Q&A with cast and crew. ‘Blood Brothers’ follows two brothers who decide that it is time to fulfill their murderous fantasies and set out to find the perfect victim, but doing so will change their relationship forever. Barbra Crampton, Hannah Levien, Ken Foree, Graham Denman and Jon Klondik star in ‘Blood Brothers’, based on a true story. Be sure to checkout our interviews with director Jose Prendes and lead actress Hannah Levien.

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Releases List Of Award Winners For 2016

On Sunday, October 16th, the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival came to an end after a weekend filled with films, events, and awards. We just happen to have a list of those awards and their winners here for you courtesy of the film festival. From the Press Release: Sunday, October 16th, the first annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival came to an end after a jam-packed weekend of screenings and events with an award ceremony and World Premiere screening of festival closer CHILD EATER at Syndicated Theater. Attending filmmaker Jackson Stewart took home the Audience Award for his debut feature BEYOND THE GATES, which screened to a packed room on October 15th. The first-year festival, which opened October 14th with DEAREST SISTER at the Wythe Hotel Cinema, is proud to report 18 out of 22 events were complete sell-outs with overall attendance and enthusiasm for the fest defying expectations. “The reception that we’ve received from the NYC horror community has absolutely blown

Continue reading →
Oct 19, 2016
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Holliston To Celebrate New Issue Release With Book Signing

Are you a fan of Adam Green’s series ‘Holliston’ or the graphic novel it’s based on? Wan to meet the ‘Holliston’ cast? Here’s you chance. To celebrate the release of the graphic novel ‘Holliston: Friendship Is Tragic’ there will be book signing and meet-and-greet with Green, Joe Lynch, Sarah Elbert, Joshua Werner, Stephen Sharar and Travis McIntire on Ocotber 18th at the Dark Delicacies Book Store in Burbank, California. From the Press Release: In celebration of the upcoming release of the graphic novel Holliston: Friendship is Tragic, based on Adam Green’s comedy/horror TV series, there will be an in-store signing with both cast and crew of the television series as well as creators of the graphic novel. Tuesday, October 18th, from 7pm to 9pm (PST) fans can come to the Dark Delicacies bookstore in Burbank, California to get an exclusive Dark Delicacies variant graphic novel, before the title’s release date! (Regular store release date is October 26th). Limited to only

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

The Ithaca Fantastik Fim Festival Announces First Wave of Titles And Contests

The Ithaca Fantastik Film Festival has officially announced the first wave of titles, full retrospective, Cinema Pur competition and bumper contest for 2016. Held November 9th through the 13th in Ithaca, New York, the film festival is poised to have its fifth amazing year. From the Press Release: Ithaca, NY, Sept. 8, 2016 – The Ithaca Fantastik film festival is only two months away, and the IF team has been hard at work creating an incredible program for the event’s fifth anniversary. The festival will be held Nov. 9–13 in Ithaca, NY. This year’s retrospective, The Known Unknowns, will dig into viewers’ deepest fears. Sponsored by SHUDDER, the retrospective will include “The Naked Prey” (Cornel Wilde, 1966); “Deliverance” (John Boorman, 1972); “Long Weekend” (Colin Eggleston, 1978); “Altered States” (Ken Russell, 1980); and “Aliens” (James Cameron, 1986). But that’s only the appetizer. The IF team has assembled a highly diversified film lineup to respond to their expanding audience’s growing desire for

Continue reading →