First Look: In Return to Celebrated In-person Experience, Nightmares Film Fest Offers World Premieres, 35mm, Live Score, and More! One of our absolute favorites …continue reading Nightmares Film Festival 2021 Sneak Peek
“Bad Dreams” for Horror Fans Means Great News for Indie Filmmakers as Nightmares Film Fest and Horror Pack Partner to Expand Exposure. It’s the …continue reading Nightmares Short Films Available Through HorrorPack
Aubrey Plaza gives the best performance of her career in “Black Bear” — a smartly scripted, well acted, and unexpected exploration of the creative process. …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Black Bear (2020)
We explore the “Recurring Nightmares” short horror blocks at the Nightmares Film Festival and discover a remarkable array of must see mini masterpieces. We’ve …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Recurring Nightmares (Shorts)
A heady and heavy dramatic thriller about the exploitation of fear and the rise of oppressive power, “Bab” is a difficult but compelling watch. …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Bab (2020)
“Duncan” is a searing satire about fake news and fearmongering that’s as unsettling as it is funny, daring us to sympathize with the unsympathetic. …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Duncan (2020)
We celebrate Day 2 of the virtual Nightmares Film Fest by handing out more Morbidly Beautiful Golden Doll Heads to nine must see horror …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Horror Comedy Shorts B
We celebrate Day 1 of the stacked virtual Nightmares Film Fest by bestowing some very special awards on ten killer horror comedy shorts. My …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Horror Comedy Shorts A
“What Happens Next Will Scare You” is an extremely clever, wickedly fun Halloween treat for fans of found footage, anthologies, and horror comedies. The …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: What Happens Next Will Scare You
“Abi” is a well-rounded horror short that focuses on telling a highly polished and atmospheric “Black Mirror”-esque techno nightmare. Horror short films can be …continue reading Horror Short: Abi (Timothy Troy, 2019)
