We’ve received word that Tony Todd is coming to town for this weekend’s New York City Horror Film Fest and will be jumping into the filmmaker’s panel on Sunday. He will join Robert Englund, Michael Wright, Michael Gingold and Bill Lustig for a chat about the state of horror.
In other festival news, they’ve added a special sneak preview of Glenn Ciano’s film Inkubus,
which stars Robert Englund and William Forsythe and will be shown as
part of the Lifetime Achievement Award presentation for Englund this
Saturday.
Also, Terry Gilliam’s new short film The Legend of Hallowdega will have its first festival screening as part of the closing night program. You can see it online via that link but why not experience it on the big screen?
The first program of the festival hits tonight with Bereavement (which stars Michael Biehn and John Savage) and continues through the weekend. Check nychorrorfest.com for details and tickets and see you there!
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Saw Bereavement at the Long Island International Film Expo, and while it's more your standard horror fare, Steven Mena is a swell dude.
Is there a good resource that lists all the NYC film festivals? I always find out about them either right beforehand or right after.
Is it me or does Terry Gilliam during a short film about NASCAR with David Arquete just seem sad from the man who brought us Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?
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