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The Dead of Night Film Festival 2021 Review

The Dead of Night Film Festival 2021 Review

After last year’s ‘Virtual Edition’ of The Dead of Night Film Festival, we finally got a traditional DoNFF in 2021, returning with a weird and wonderful selection of horror films.

“6 horrific feature films, 18 terrifying short movies, 2 insightful Q&As.”

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The Dead of Night Film Festival 2021 Haunts the Southport Bijou Cinema (2-3 October)

The Dead of Night Film Festival 2021 Haunts the Southport Bijou Cinema (2-3 October)

Officially sponsored by Attack from Planet B, The Dead of Night Film Festival – Merseyside’s only film festival dedicated to horror and genre movies – has curated an incredible selection of feature films and horror shorts for you to enjoy at the Southport Bijou Cinema, 2nd-3rd October.

“6 horrific feature films, 18 terrifying short movies, 2 insightful Q&As.”

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Liverpool Horror Club Presents Tetsuo: The Iron Man Screening Tonight (21st September) at No Face Tattoo!

Liverpool Horror Club Presents Tetsuo: The Iron Man Screening Tonight (21st September) at No Face Tattoo!

Liverpool Horror Club’s Tetsuo: The Iron Man screening is part of this year’s Scalarama which is held across the United Kingdom during the entire month of September. This year’s theme is Identity.

“Together, we can turn this fucking world to rust!”

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Liverpool Horror Festival (Saturday 17th August 2019)

Liverpool Horror Festival (Saturday 17th August 2019)

Liverpool Horror Club brought back their horror fest to Seaforth on the 17th August and it was still a bargain. Like last year’s Liverpool Horror Festival there was a small selection of stalls, but there were several new ones boasting some unique artwork.

“A full day celebration of all things horror!”

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Liverpool Horror Festival (Saturday 11th August 2018)

The Liverpool Horror Festival took place in a new venue this year, known as the Invisible Wind Factory which is a re-purposed warehouse, so is really grungy and suitable for a horror festival.

“A celebration of horror!”

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