Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
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BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL: Old Flame (2022)
Calvin (Andy Gershenzon) is away from his family at a college reunion, preparing a speech, when he meets Rachel (Rebeca Robles), who as we learn as the movie progresses is the great regret of his life. How deep and how wrong that regret is will come out as these two characters continue this conversation over… Read more
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BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL: Influencer (2022)
It’s easy to hate influencers. It’s simple to say social media has ruined everything. And yet, to look into oneself and the world and realize that these things just magnify how bad things are and therefore, it’s easy to blame the shiny and pretty people, because no society functions without a scapegoat. Kurtis David Harder… Read more
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BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL: Mother, May I? (2022)
Directed and written by Laurence Vannicelli — he also wrote Porno — the logline for this movie is frankly horrifying: “A man’s fiancée starts behaving like his recently deceased mother, leading him to confront his deepest traumas to free her from the bewildering possession.” Emmett (Kyle Gallner) is the man, Anya (Holland Roden) is the woman… Read more
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BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL: Mother Superior (2022)
Sigrun (Isabella Händler) is working as a nurse for Baroness Heidenreich (Inge Maux), who is dealing with Parkinson’s disease. Why? Well, it turns out that the old woman at one time was the director of an Aryan maternity ward and she may be able to help Sigrun locate her real parents. She soon discovers a secret… Read more
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BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL: Megalomaniac (2022)
Directed and written by Karim Ouelhaj, it’s about Martha (Eline Schumacher) and Félix (Benjamin Ramon), the children of the Butcher of Mons, a notorious Belgian serial killer from the 1990s. Martha lives a normal life while her brother has taken over the work of his father. But when she’s harassed and violently attacked at work, she finds… Read more
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THE BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL LINEUP!
The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, presented by Shudder, is October 13-20 with screenings held at Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg and Williamsburg Cinemas. Following last year’s return to theaters, BHFF is thrilled to present its most robust slate to date. The festival will open with the Eva Green starring Nocebo, the latest psychological thriller from celebrated Irish… Read more