Reading 4 with O. Grey, R. Lockhart, E. Morris, & N. Carson

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Are you a fan of weird poetry and fiction? Looking to expand your library? Join us for a live reading session from these talented authors!

Presentation - The Most Lovecraftian Locales on Earth & How to Get There

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Presentation - HPL in Full Color

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Panel 9 - The Fungal Fiction of HPL & Others

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Think you're quite the fun-guy? Join us for a discussion on the fungal fiction of Lovecraft, Hodgson, and more!

Reading 5 with C. Goodfellow, D. Lamssies, J. Burk, & J. Shirley

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Are you a fan of weird poetry and fiction? Looking to expand your library? Join us for a live reading session from these talented authors!

Barbara Steele appearing on Saturday at 1 pm for Black Sunday screening!

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Barbara Steele will appear at the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® this Saturday, October 7th at 1 pm! The First Lady of horror will be with us to briefly introduce the special screening of Mario Bava’s gothic masterpiece, BLACK SUNDAY, and will do a Q&A afterwards and will sign autographs in the main lobby. This is a rare opportunity to see the legendary actress talk about her long and storied career! Since seating is limited, 3-day pass holders will be admitted to the theater first.

THEATRE DOORS OPEN

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EARLY THEATRE ENTRY FOR KICKSTARTER BADGE-HOLDERS

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If you backed the Kickstarter for a 3-day pass, you can get in early, get your seats and get situated. It's the best way to avoid a big line!

...and the Winners Are!

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Congratulations to all the Festival Award Winners! With so many great films, it was extremely difficult to choose the winners. Our jury deliberated furiously!

 

Categories and winning films are:

 

Best Feature: They Remain by Philip Gelatt

Best Short Film: "Sound From the Deep" by Antti Laakso & Joonas Allonen

Best Adaptation: "Wattmarck" by Lorenz Tröbinger

Best Screenplay: "The Summoning Day" by Soroosh Iradi

Nick Zweig

Guest

Nick Zweig is an animator who recently graduated from RIT, where he made his thesis film screening at HPLFF, Eon. Nick loves telling oddball stories and creating strange characters, and bringing them to life through animation. Though primarily a 2D animator, he has skills in 3D and stop motion animation, primarily character animation.

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