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.
The Swerve by Dean Kapsalis. A psycho-thriller about Holly, who begins to show signs that something is not quite right.
O Clube dos Canibais, or The Cannibal Club. A horror-comedy about people who eat people. Best Portuguese movies with Eng subs
An investor in a VR startup discovers that the reality the company provides isn’t virtual. Empathy Inc is for lovers of films like Possessor.
Boo! Indie filmmaker Luke Jaden tells you a story about a Halloween chain letter. Find out how Jaden came to make horror movies so young.
Welcome to Mercy movie follows a single mother experiencing symptoms of the stigmata. Religious horror movies that don’t rely on jump-scares.
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