Short Films from around the world! Ranging from original tales of the Weird and cosmic, literary adaptations, animations, and more! (no Q&A)
Join us for the World Premiere of the exciting new feature from UK filmmaker Charlie Steeds! Q&A with Charlie follows.
Join us for the US Premiere of Stoyan! This feature film from Spain is laced with occult overtones and spiritual themes, but make no mistake, this is a finely wrought work of cosmic horror with imagery that will stay with you long after the house lights come up.
Pickman's Apprentice Live Art Competition makes its come-back with three titans of Weird Art, Liv Rainey-Smith, Nick Gucker, and Dave Correia! They will have 90 minutes to create a masterpiece that incorporates a location and a monster suggested by the audience! These one of a kind original art pieces will be silent auctioned, and the piece garnering the highest bid wins the coveted title of PIckman's Apprentice!
Andrew Leman, actor, designer, and co-founder of the H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society will treat us to a dramatic reading of H. P. Lovecraft's most decadent story, "The Hound."
Remember Hollywood Squares? This is like that, but Lovecraftian and with a better host! Ken Hite tests the knowledge of 9 guests with eldritch trivia. Guests have to answer, or pretend they know the answer, and the audience decides whether the answer provided is correct. Educational AND entertaining!
Tim Uren's portrait of a man who is quickly losing his sanity points may be the best thing you see all weekend! Don't miss Tim's one-man dramatic adaptation of The Rats in the Wall!
The first film in our epic 35mm Double Feature is Stuart Gordon's seminal Lovecraft film RE-ANIMATOR! We are joined by Jeffrey Combs, whose performance as Herbert West has influeneced all Herbert Wests who came after.
The second film in our epic 35mm presentation is BRIDE OF RE-ANIMATOR! Jeffrey Combs and Kathleen Kinmont will jerk your heartstrings... literally! This is a rare 35mms screening of the film from Director Brian Yuzna's personal film archive.
Agatha is a tale of guilt, regret, terror, and consequences, with a dash of experimental animation thrown in for good measure! Q&A with director Roland Becerra follows. A selection of short films will play before Agatha.

