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Scifi Channel & Horrorfest Team Up
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Mon 07-16-2007)

The Scifi channel has announced that they are teaming up with After Dark's Horrorfest in preparation for their October programming. They will feature all "8 Films to Die For" which was part of After Dark's 2006 festival of horror and this will b...

Get ready for Horrorfest on March 27th!
by Karl Schneider (Tue 03-20-2007)

Horrorfest, the weekend of horror that brought films which were too graphic or disturbing for general audiences to theaters, is set to land on DVD shelves March 27.All but one of the Horrorfest DVDs come out on March 27th and there is also a DVD set avail...

After Dark Horrorfest Hits DVD March 18
by Robert T. Trate (Mon 03-03-2008)

Following the success of last year’s After Dark Horrorfest, Lionsgate presents a new terrifying collection of DVDs with all eight films from the most recent After Dark Horrorfest 8 Films to Die For event.   The DVDs included are Crazy Eights,...


Horrorfest vs. Massacre
by BRIAN THOMAS (Tue 09-20-2005)

Midwest horror movie fans can count on a busy upcoming month, with two amazing events in the Chicago area and you might not survive! You may have read our enthusiastic reports of the events put on by the folks at Flashback Weekend, especially their alrea...

Reincarnation
by Tim Janson (Tue 07-03-2007)

At the risk of being thought of as a shill for J-Horror films, I really didn’t want to like Reincarnation as the best entry into the After Dark Horrorfest, it just sort of worked out that way. Actually, I’d say it was pretty close between...

TOOTH & NAIL
by Tim Janson (Thu 03-20-2008)

... superior Horrorfest offerings Penny Dreadful and while she’s not nearly as good in this film, it is one of the better performances and she’s a very intriguing actress. Nicole DuPort also turns in a solid performance as the heroic Dakota. ...

NIGHTMARE MAN
by Robert T. Trate (Mon 03-17-2008)

...k’s Horrorfest.


THE DEATHS OF IAN STONE
by Robert T. Trate (Sun 03-16-2008)

HorrorFest promises, “8 films to die for”. These films are different, twisted and low budget (though not to low). They are missing one thing: movie stars. Sometimes this can be a good thing. Some actors bring a stigma to a ...

THE THIRST
by Tim Janson (Fri 07-06-2007)

...fter Dark Horrorfest films, and now in this film. I didn’t recognize her in either of these two films initially until I had to check to see which part she was playing. To me that’s a real tribute to her as an actress and her abili...

LAKE DEAD
by Robert T. Trate (Sat 03-15-2008)

...k’s Horrorfest.

Free Kung Fu Superstars!
by BRIAN THOMAS (Tue 06-19-2007)

...fter Dark Horrorfest entry that went on to its own limited theatrical release a few months later (thus this later DVD release). More poetic than shocking, it tells the tale of Marie Jones (Anastasia Hille of New Year's Day), who has returned to Russia ...


Bee Hive Stung by AMERICAN GANGSTERS
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Sun 11-04-2007)

...k’s Horrorfest 2 (330 Theaters) Saawariya I’ll Believe You No Country for Old Men War Dance

Lucky McKee Interview
by Jarrod Sarafin (Sat 03-10-2007)

... the last Horrorfest. What is your best advice for them being noticed by distributors like Lionsgate? What would be their best chances of getting contacts inside the industry? What worked for you? May © Lucky: I wrote scripts that got a...

DVD autobot
by Brian Thomas (Tue 03-27-2007)

...FTER DARK HORRORFEST (Lionsgate) Box set of seven titles from last November’s event (listed separately below) includes Dark Ride, The Gravedancers, The Hamiltons, Penny Dreadful, Reincarnation, Unrest and Wicked Little Things. The Abandoned h...

MULBERRY ST.
by Tim Janson (Wed 03-19-2008)

Last year’s initial offerings of the After Dark Horrorfest films were surprisingly good. There were no classics in the group but neither were there any real duds either (Although The Hamiton’s came close). The films were consistently...


THE ABANDONED
by Tim Janson (Tue 06-12-2007)

There are a few things that set “The Abandoned” apart from the other films in the After Dark Horrorfest series…First, there are no recognizable names in the cast. Big or small, most of the films had at least a couple of recognizabl...

UNEARTHED
by Tim Janson (Sat 03-22-2008)

After watching three of this year’s After Dark Horrorfest films it’s very apparent that this year’s batch is a few cuts below last year’s and Unearthed does nothing to raise the grade. An archaeological dig in a remote New Me...

CRAZY EIGHTS
by Robert T. Trate (Tue 03-18-2008)

Crazy Eights is the moodier piece in this year’s After Dark Horrorfest collection. It plays on setting a pace and keeping it up until its final moments. It delivers a great ghost story that asks the question: is it easier to choose guilt o...

Penny Dreadful
by Tim Janson (Tue 05-29-2007)

One of the things I’ve really enjoyed so far about the After Dark Horrorfest films is their refreshing take on popular horror concepts. Penny Dreadful provides a fresh take on slasher films. In fact, I rather hate calling it a slasher but ...


Gravedancers
by Tim Janson (Wed 05-23-2007)

The Gravedancers is part of the After Dark Horrorfest, One of the “8 Films to Die For” as the tag line boasts. Three friends come together for the funeral of another friend who died in a car accident. In “Big Chill” fashi...

UNREST
by Tim Janson (Wed 06-06-2007)

Of all films released thus far in the After Dark Horrorfest series, the one, which I thought had the best premise, was Unrest. The story of first year medical students, performing their first cadaver dissections in an eerie hospital morgue seemed to ...