Storytime with Victoria Price!

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Prepare to be mesmerized as Guest of Honor Victoria Price shares stories about her life, growing up with a famous father, and her insights into finding joy.

Patience Glenn

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Patience Glenn is Vice President of Compendia Pictures, and in 2018 she produced her first short film, Ens Rationis, which has been selected to play at festivals all over North America. In addition to filmmaking, Patience works full time as a nurse auditor. 

Paul Christian Glenn

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Paul Christian Glenn is a filmmaker based in Omaha, Nebraska. In 2018 he formed Compendia Pictures, a boutique production company for which he wrote and directed Ens Rationis, a short film inspired by the works of Rod Serling and John Carpenter. In addition to filmmaking, Paul is a semi-professional photographer, and works full-time as a graphic designer and web developer.

Monstark

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Monstark is an award-winning filmmaker and monster artist living in Portland, Oregon as a human cat dad. His Lovecraftian puppet film adaptations include "Night-Gaunts" (2023) and "The Outsider "(2024), the latter Co-Produced with Portland artist Schneider under the name Pagan Circus. Pagan Circus is currently developing more Lovecraftian and dark fantasy puppet films and episodic content.

Dave Correia

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Born in New Orleans and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dave Correia has been drawing his entire life. Fascinated by comic books, horror films, and video games as a child, the subjects of Dave’s earliest artistic endeavors were often strange, demonic creatures. Disturbing, yet grotesquely appealing, these characters and their fictional worlds fueled his imagination and had a strong, significant influence on Dave’s creative style today. Dave’s illustrations have appeared in commercials, magazines, print ads, and posters across the United States and Europe.

COLOR OUT OF SPACE wins big at 24th Annual H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival, plus all 2019 Award Winners!

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Congratulations to all the 2019 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival Award Winners! With over 45 short and feature films, we had more films than ever eligible for awards. Choosing the winning films was extremely difficult, and all the filmmakers whose films were accepted this year should be extremely proud.

 

Categories and winning films are:

 

Best Feature: Color Out of Space by Richard Stanley

Best Short Film: "Red Moon" by Thomas Chrétien

25th Annual H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival

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The 25th Annual H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® takes place October 1-4, 2020 in Portland, Oregon at the historic Hollywood Theatre. Even though we can't be together in person, we're working hard to make this a year to remember! Celebrate 25 years of Cosmic Horror with us, with one of the largest Lovecraftian events in the cosmos. Deluxe and VIP tickets will go on sale through Kickstarter mid-year, with normal 3-day and single day tickets available after that at the Hollywood Theatre box office.

5th Annual Portland Horror Film Festival

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Portland's premiere all-horror genre film festival is lovingly organized by the folks behind the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® (now in its 25th year). While the HPLFF is focussed on Cosmic and Literary horror, Portland Horror Film Festival embraces and celebrates short and feature-length films from all horror genres and from all over the world.

Color Out of Space ONE NIGHT ONLY in Seattle

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Join Brian and Gwen Callahan from the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® at SIFF Cinema Egyptian for a special one-night-only screening of Richard Stanley's monumental Color Out of Space, starring Nicolas Cage, Joely Richardson, and Madeleine Arthur, presented by SIFF and The Reef. The film will be followed by a pre-recorded Q&A with director Richard Stanley and Nicolas Cage, plus bonus footage! We'll be doing giveaways and a very special introduction to the film. The Callahans are going to Seattle!

Call for Entries - submissions for 2020 are open!

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Submissions are open for the 2020 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival through FilmFreeway. Save on festival submission fees by submitting early! The earlier you submit, the greater chance you will have of being selected for any satellite events we host, including potential HPLFF screenings at our 3rd Biennial HPLFF in Providence, RI, August 21-23, 2020 (Lovecraft's Birthday weekend!)

All deadlines, requirements, and fees are shown on our FilmFreeway page. Submit early, submit often! 

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