Horror fans will be able to attend multiple horror movie screenings in Brooklyn.
There is n’t a undecomposed month than October to fit in your annual horror flick ingestion , and New Yorkers are prosperous enough to have an entire festival dedicated specifically to this . The acclaimed Brooklyn Horror Film Festival ( BHFF ) is add up back this October , and its card is ready to give you chills .
Originally make in 2016 , BHFF institute the good domestic and international horror movies and shorts to New York City , showcasing the literary genre in all of its unlike hues . In improver to bear witness the audience what ’s really chilling , the festival also calculate at pushing the boundaries of the horror genre itself , include in the lineup flick that go beyond what ’s commonly considered horror .
This October ’s edition of the fete will take over Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg and Williamsburg Cinemas , where it will screen horror movies from October 13 through October 20 . In addition to the regular card , BHFF is also host a special issue in support of reproductive rights . The event , get alongside the screening of " Give Me an A , " a compilation of 15 short and a closing piece focus on abortion rights , will be followed by a moderated panel , and all the return from the cover will go towards theThe New York Abortion Access Fund ( NYAAF ) .
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This yr ’s BHFF card include the follow screenings that were part of its recent second - undulation announcement :
Previously announced features include in the fete admit titles like Charlotte Le Bon’sFalcon Lake , Joe Begos’Christmas Bloody Christmas , Andy Mitton’sThe Harbinger , Karim Ouelhaj’sMegalomaniac , andV / hydrogen / S/99 , the latest installment in theV / H / S / enfranchisement .
repulsion shorts will also be screened during the festival . For a complete list of shorts and film in the program , as well as their schedule , you’re able to inflict thefestival ’s site . ticket for both individual appearance and festival packages , instead , can be purchasedhere .
