After Dark Films Horrorfest
8 Films to Die For
Nov. 9-18, 2007
Admission: $75
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Come participate in the largest national commerical film festival in the world--Horrorfest's "8 Films to Die For." Unlike any other film festival, the films are showcased in theaters around the nation, so anyone can join in the terror regardless of location. What's also unique about the festival is the extent that it glorifies and celebrates the horror genre. The repetoire of films encompasses the full spectrum of horror--from thrillers to gore to the supernatural.
With movie theater partners AMC, Regal and Cinemark, the Horrofest will run for one week, which includes two weekends, between November 9-18th.
In conjunction with the festival, After Dark Films has renewed its serach for the next Miss Horrorfest 2007. The title comes with being the official spokesperson for the festival as well as a hefty $50,000 cash prize. Contestants are encouraged to uploaded 90-second videos on Youtube and there are also live auditions occuring across the country. To see previous submissions, log onto youtube.com/horrorfest.
For the complete details of the contest as well as ticket purchase for the festival, visit the official website at horrorfestonline.com
Here is the list of movies being premiered:
Borderland directed by Zev Berman
starring Brian Presley, Rider Strong, Jake Muxworthy, Beto Cuevas and Sean Astin
Based on true events, this movie focuses on the lives of three Texas University seniors. They decide to go on a road-trip toward the a Mexican border town to herald in the end of the year with booze and broads. Their vacation in revelry ends quick when they encounter an ancient blood cult looking for human sacrifices...
Crazy Eights directed by James Koya Jones
starring Traci Lords, Frank Whaley, Dina Meyer, Gabrielle Anwar, George Newbern, Dan DeLuca
Due to the the death of a childhood friend, six people are reunited to claim his estate. What they find is a map which leads them on the chase for a forgotten time capsule. The quest is filled with dark trips into their respective pasts and spill over into the horrifying events that mysteriously start to occur.
The Deaths of Ian Stone directed by Dario Piana
starring Mike Vogel, Jamie Murra, and Christina Cole
Ian Stone is an ordinary man who dies everyday. Actually, he's being haunted by an unknown creature that forces him to die everyday. Ian Stone somehow comes back alive just to repeat this gory scenario until he can solve the mystery of his life, or the mystery of that cruel demon who compells him to repeat this unholy process.
Lake Dead directed by George Bessudo
starring Edwin Craig, Pat McNeely, James C. Burns, Kelsey Crane, Jim Devoti
Three beautiful sisters go back home to learn about ther grandfather's sudden death. They bring their friends to journey through the backwards town to finally encounter the psychotic family that is inhabiting their inherited property. There are too many questions plaguing the origins of the demented family. The truth only becomes apparent when the sisters discover their true motive.
Nightmare Man directed by Rolfe Kanefsky
starring Tiffany Shepis, Blythe Metz, Luciano Szafir, James Ferris, Hanna Putnam, Jack Sway, and Richard Moll
A woman trying everything and anything to conceive a child, resorts to an ancient fertility mask. Soon it becomes apparent that this mask holds other powers, powers that are causing evil events to happen. How will the mother fend herself off from the Nightmare Man?
Tooth and Nail directed by Mark Young
starring Rachel Miner, Rider Strong, Nicole Dupont, Michael Kelly, Alexandra Barreto, Emily Young, Zack Robidas, Kevin E. Scott, with Robert Carradine, Vinnie Jones and Michael Masden
Living in a post-apocalyptic world is terrifying enough. But when the small group of survivors encounters the horrifying remnants of humanity that stalk the earth, then things start to get really scary.
Unearthed directed by Matthew Leutwyler
starring Emmanuelle Vaugier, Luke Goss, Beau Garrett, Charles Q. Murphy, Tonantzin Carmelo, Whitney Able, Tommy Dewey, M.C. Gainey, Russel Means and Miranda Bailey
With an unexpected car crash, a small town suddenly becomes infested with an evil presence. People start to vanish and the agriculture starts to die off due to this change. Only the local sheriff is out to find out what is causing the events and finds that the anwer may lay under her feet.
Mulberry Street directed by Jim Mickle
starring Lauren Astri, Kim Blair, Ron Brice, Bo Corre, Nick Damici
The city that never sleeps may shut its eyes for good when a deadly infection turns its residents to savage creatures. There is only hope for a small few, including six recently evicted tenants who must protect their crumbling apartment complex as the city around them is thrown into chaos..
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