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Screamfest 2014 Awards

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We were honored to screen each film selection in the festival this year and to celebrate the winners. The 14th annual Screamfest Horror Festival concluded on the evening of October 22nd with an Awards Ceremony and Reception. The hosts for the evening were Sean Decker of Dread Central and actress Bel Delia of The Tunnel a 2011 Screamfest Selection. Awards were given out in 14 categories including the Best Screenplay Award. Congratulations Festival Winners!


AND THE WINNERS ARE...



Best ShortThe Landing directed by Josh Tanner
Best Horror Comedy ShortDead Hearts directed by Stephen W. Martin
Best Student FilmSlut directed by Chloe Okuno
Best Musical ScoreFrank Hall for Julia
Best EditingSverrir Kristjánsson for Julia
Best SFX MakeupBrian Spears for Julia
Best Actress “Brought to you by Backstage”Ashley C. Williams for Julia
Best Actor “Brought to you by Backstage”Matthew Gray Gubler for Suburban Gothic
Best Special EffectsDark Was the Night
Best Visual EffectsDark Was the Night
Best Cinematography - James Swift for White Settlers
Best DirectorAlejandro Hidalgo for The House at the End of Time
Best PictureThe House at the End of Time
Best ScreenplayAsylum by Michael Strode and Eric Wostenberg

2014 Screenplay Winner & Finalists

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Screamfest is pleased to announce the Winner of our 2014 screenplay competition. Congratulations!

2014 Winner:

Asylum by Michael Strode & Eric Wostenberg

2014 Five Finalist (listed alphabetically by title):

Asylum by Michael Strode & Eric Wostenberg

Narcosis by Chris Drzewiecki

Recluse by Tim Gordon

Terra Alpha One by Neil Chase

The Complex by Alison Star Locke

2014 Screenplay Semifinalists (listed alphabetically by title):

Asylum by Michael Strode & Eric Wostenberg

Bottomless by Jonathan Figg

Camp Mercy by Ryan Trigg

Chloe by Greg Kaczynski

Ghostlands by Susan Sims

H.P. Lovercraft’s Necromancer by Robert Reineke

Harm House by Tanya Klein

Infinite Darkness by Matthew R. Konopka

Narcosis by Chris Drzewiecki

Newton, NV by David Keffer

Not Again by X. Sydney Ng

Occult Trucking and Storage by Jeff Eyres

Out For Blood by Aaron Liebman

Recluse by Tim Gordon

Run Like Hell by Phillip Petton

Terra Alpha One by Neil Chase

The Complex by Alison Star Locke

The Love Hunters by Ivan Bukta

The Oppression by Steve Boyle

Trick of the Light by Kenneth R. Shaw

Waking Up Dead by Tom Massmann

Warehouse No. 7 by Don Grail

X by Solomon Gray

Congratulations to all of this year’s Semifinalists and thank you again for entering Screamfest!

DARK WAS THE NIGHT PREMIERE - PHOTOS & VIDEO!

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Screamfest "Dark Was the Night" Premiere-- Black Carpet and Q&A on Thursday October 16th at Screamfest Horror Film Festival. Video courtesy of John Elfers. Dark Was the Night red carpet and Q&A photos by Angelica Ulloa.

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WRONG TURN 6 - LAST RESORT PREMIERE - PHOTOS & VIDEO!

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A sudden and mysterious inheritance brings Danny and his friends to Hobb Springs, a forgotten resort deep in the West Virginia hills. Hobb Springs is being looked after under the watchful care of Jackson and Sally, a socially and awkward couple who introduce Danny to the long lost family he's never known. Soon, Danny is forced to choose between his friends and his bloodline.

This movie is very under rated, I thought the story was pretty good as well as the acting. Some of the kills were extremely brutal for it being the 6th instalment, it's always hard to find new ways to kill, but they figured it out. Deff not the best one, if your looking to see any of them I would recommend the 4th one. But all in all this was not a bad entry to the series.

"Wrong Turn 6 - Last Resort" Premiere-- Black Carpet and Q&A on Friday October 17th at Screamfest Horror Film Festival. Video courtesy of John Elfers. Wrong Turn 6 red carpet and Q&A photos by Angelica Ulloa.

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THE HOUSE AT THE END OF TIME & REFUGE PREMIERE - PHOTOS & VIDEO!

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"The House at the End of Time" winner of the Best Picture and Best Director award this year with the short film "The Good Samaritan" and "Refuge" Premiere-- Black Carpet and Q&A on Saturday October 18th at Screamfest Horror Film Festival. Video courtesy of John Elfers. Spoiler Alert! Don't watch until AFTER you have seen the film. The Q&A with director Jefrey Reddick director of Good Samaritan and Alejandro Hidalgo director of The House at the end of Time was moderated by Alisha Grauso of Moviepilot.com following the screening of the film. The House at the End of Time, The Good Samaritan and Refuge black carpet and Q&A photos by Angelica Ulloa.

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SUBURBAN GOTHIC - PREMIERE - PHOTOS & VIDEO!

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Screamfest celebrated the Los Angeles Premiere of Suburban Gothic on October 18th, 20146 at the TCL Chinese Theatre. Suburban Gothic is director Richard Bates Jr's second film following Excision, his gruesome horror about a disturbed teen's mental state.

In attendance from the film were Ray Wise (Twin Peaks), Ray Santiago (“Ash vs Evil Dead,” In Time), Sally Kirkland (Bruce Almighty, JFK), along with director Richard Bates Jr. (Excision, Suburban Gothic) and more. Actor Matthew Gray Gubler won the Best Actor award for his performance.

Synopsis: City-boy Raymond returns to his hometown and finds a vengeful ghost is terrorizing his house. Therefore, this man-child recruits Becca, a badass local bartender, to solve the mystery of the spirit threatening people's lives.

Suburban Gothic Premiere-- Black Carpet and Q&A on Saturday October 18th at Screamfest Horror Film Festival. Exclusive video courtesy of John Elfers. Spoiler Alert! Don't watch until AFTER you have seen the film. See director Richard Bates Jr., producer Dylan Hale Lewis, Sally Kirkland and Ray Wise walk the black carpet. View the Q&A that followed the film, moderated by Fred Topel of Craveonline. Suburban Gothic black carpet and Q&A photos by Angelica Ulloa.

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I SURVIVED A ZOMBIE HOLOCAUST - PREMIERE - PHOTOS & VIDEO!

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"I Survived a Zombie Holocaust" Premiere-- Black Carpet and Q&A on Saturday October 18th at Screamfest Horror Film Festival. Exclusive video courtesy of John Elfers. Spoiler Alert! Don't watch until AFTER you have seen the film. See director Guy Pigden, DP Jon Wilson and stars Harley Neville & Reanin Johannink walk the black carpet. Watch the Q&A that followed the film, moderated by Fred Topel of Craveonline. I Survived a Zombie Holocaust black carpet and Q&A photos by Angelica Ulloa.

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