Brooklyn Horror Film Festival launched in October 2016 across multiple Brooklyn venues (Wythe Hotel Cinema, Videology, Spectacle & Syndicated Theaters). From day one, it’s premiered boundary-pushing features like Child Eater and Psychotic! A Brooklyn Slasher, expanded into VR events, live-score performances, and filmmaker masterclasses, and even partnered for the Nightstream virtual festival in 2020, cementing BHFF as New York’s indie-genre must-attend.
Discover the dark and thought-provoking House of Ashes, Izzy Lee’s gripping debut exploring grief, societal judgment, and the supernatural.
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2024 Links to tickets, festival favorites, and new horror to look out for. Find what to watch next, on Mother of Movies.
Serial murder movies, The Clovehitch Killer. Directed by Duncan Skiles. Based on the notorious true story of the BTK Killer.
Chilling and dark thrillers like In the Quarry combine interpellated notions about gender & violence into a satisfying movie time-passer.
An anthology horror movie featuring some of the best short films, A Night of Horror: Horror Radio. Streaming On Demand and DVD
A vampire movie to sink your teeth into. The Shed by Frank Sabatella gives his take on tackling bullies with an 80’s throwback style.
