Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: The Chattanooga Syndrome – NOCLIP 3 (2026)
For the last two Chattanooga Film Festivals, Gavin Charles and Alex Conn have shown a liminal horror film, those being NOCLIP and NOCLIP 2: Return to Lunchland. Now, they turn the lens on themselves. Picking up right where their last project left off, the third movie follows the filmmaking duo as they head to Tennessee to celebrate […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: Narcisa’s Will (2025)
Directed by the team of Daniel Dias and Clarissa Appelt, this dives deep into the suffocating legacy of fame and the kind of family trauma that doesn’t just haunt a house. It possesses it. The premise is simple but emotionally rough. Ana (Paolla Oliveira), struggling to process the death of her mother—a legendary Brazilian screen […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: Misper (2025)
There is something about a dying seaside hotel that serves as the perfect petri dish for madness. In Harry Sherriff’s 2025 psychological chiller, that atmosphere of decay isn’t just a backdrop. It’s the primary antagonist. When Elle (Emily Carey), an employee of a crumbling, off-season seaside hotel, vanishes, you might expect the usual procedural beats. […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: DANGEROUS VISIONS: FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 1
Amira (2025): Directed by Javier Yañez, Amira is set in a music conservatory where daylight seems forgotten. Amira is a violin student struggling to survive in a place of perpetual shadow. The pressure is immense: students are competing for a coveted spot to perform for the school’s mysterious Governor and the public, a performance that promises […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: King of Black Goo (2026)
Andrew Zappin’s King of Black Goo follows Arthur, a man so profoundly lonely he’s practically translucent. He spends his days cataloging the mundane, only to find solace in the promise of a clandestine medical procedure known as the Black Goo treatment. It’s marketed as a personality-reconstruction therapy, a way to liquefy the jagged edges of […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: CFF SALUTES YOUR SHORTS: FUNSIZE EPICS VOL. 1
That Damned Thing (2026): This short by Christopher Lewis is exactly the kind of grim discovery that’ll keep you up. It’s a lean, mean creature-feature procedural that doesn’t bother with grand explanations, focusing instead on the cold, hard reality of an autopsy gone wrong. Set in a coroner’s inquest, what begins as a routine examination […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: W.T.F. (WATCH THESE FILMS)
CHÄIR (2025): Directed by Chris McInroy, just from the title, you know that you’re in the world of IKEA. Carl is an exhausted, everyday guy just looking for a little bit of comfort. He finds it—or thinks he does—in a seemingly innocent high-end chair that appears out of nowhere. However, this isn’t your standard piece […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: The Mid-Night Driver (2025)
Long Island, 1992. Stuck in a suburban summer. June (Fran Mae), El (Izzy Marinucci) and Claire (Devan Delugo) are just hanging out all night when Jane remembers a story about the Mid-Night Driver, a man who comes for those who call to him in a ritual. The friends participate in a ritual meant to summon […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: Dangerous Visions
Season’s Greetings (1996): Before Michael Dougherty became the modern architect of the holiday horror anthology with Trick ‘r Treat, he gave us the short film that started it all: Season’s Greetings. This isn’t just a student film; it is the genesis of Sam, the pint-sized, pumpkin-headed embodiment of Halloween itself. Set on a dark, wind-swept […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2026: Bunny Rabit (2025)
Bunny (Kate Wilson) is essentially a child of the ruins of the end of the world. She never knew the world before the heat death, only the remnants left behind. Living in a rotting shack that was once home to her father (Andy Golledge), her entire worldview is filtered through the lens of scavenged books […]
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