Horrorfest: 8 Films to Die For

[quote name='Graystone']My cousin and I are trying to go. Hopefully it will play in a theater near me.[/quote]

You gonna see all 8?
 
by some miracle it is showing in my town, so I am going to try and go see all 8. My wife is not a big horror fan, but I plan to drag her along anyways (she makes me watch musicals on dvd, so I figure its payback for Dr. Doolittle and State Fair)
 
According to the website, tickets will be priced according to each theater's standard ticket pricing. I wonder if matinees will be cheaper???

Lincoln Burrows is in "The Gravedancers".

Meadow Soprano :drool: is in "Dark Ride".

fuck!!! I'm gonna be in Canada that weekend for a work function. God bless it!:bomb:
 
The descriptions all seem like near carbon copies of other horror movies. That assumption could be wrong but when it comes to horror movies it's usually not. The only one that sounds interesting to me is "Wicked Little Things", but even that sounds alot like the Shining.
 
All of them sound interesting to me except for Penny Dreadful. I just don't see how that concept could be strectched to an hour and a half.
 
Can't wait to see Nacho Cerda's film on the big screen. If you haven't watched his death trilogy before (Awakening, Aftermath and Genesis. Unearthed Cinema put all three on a dvd and its well worth it), do it now
 
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