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This years hotly anticipated Film4 Frightfest is on the horizon sending festival attendees into a frenzy. The event itself will be taking place the Vue Cinema,...
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Icon Film Distribution (IFD) and FrightFest, the UK’s leading horror fantasy film festival, have entered into an exclusive partnership that will see IFD releasing FrightFest curated...
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Film4 FrightFest celebrates its10th year at Glasgow Film Festival with three World, two European and six UK premiere attractions. This year will see Frightfest return...
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As you know last weekend I was in London to attend the 15th Film4 Frightfest which took place at London’s Vue West End between...
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As morning broke on Monday 25th August I couldn’t help but wake up feeling a little depressed knowing that it was the last day...
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With three days gone and having now seen some truly amazing films in the form of Adam Wingard‘s The Guest, Eduardo Sanchez‘s Exists, Kevin Kolsch‘s...
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Yesterday I watched a group of cannibals kidnap a group of student activists in The Green Inferno. I struggled through every minute of Shockwave...
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After being woken up by my alarm early on the Friday morning, I started my morning routine excited about the second day of Film4...
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This past bank holiday weekend saw horror return to London’s famous Leicester Square as Film4 Frightfest, arguably the most popular horror festival in the...
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The guest list for this years Film4 Frightfest festival has been announced and we here at Cinema Chords couldn’t be more excited. With over...
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This August bank holiday will see the return of Film4 Frightfest as it graces London’s famous West End for its fifteenth year. Providing an...
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Marking its fifteenth year, Frightfest has provided a keen opportunity for film fans and filmmakers to come together to watch some of the best...
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For those of you who don’t know what it is, Film4 Frightfest is it’s an annual film festival held in central London over the August Bank...
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Frightfest is one of the biggest film festivals in the UK that is dedicated to providing festival goers with the best offerings from the...
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Between Thursday 27th February and Sunday 2nd March, Film4 FrightFest takes over the Glasgow Film Festival for its ninth year, offering a world of “gritty serial killers, stark...
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Between Thursday 27th February and Sunday 2nd March, Film4 FrightFest takes over the Glasgow Film Festival for its ninth year, offering a world of “gritty serial killers, stark...
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Between Thursday 27th February and Sunday 2nd March, Film4 FrightFest takes over the Glasgow Film Festival for its ninth year, offering a world of “gritty serial killers, stark...
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Horror heads north between Thursday 27th February to Sunday 2nd March when Film4 FrightFest takes over the Glasgow Film Festival for its ninth year...