Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival, North Carolina’s premiere fright-fare fest, heads to the drive-in this year to brings its patrons a safe, fun big-screen experience. The festival presents two fantastic features and a bumper crop of quality short films on October 21st and 22nd. From the supernatural to the super funny, from witches to slashers, and from monsters to all sorts of mayhem, the lineup is chock full of super cinematic experiences.
For more information, visit http://www.wreakhavochorrorfilmfest.com/
Following is the festival’s official announcement.
Wreak Havoc, Greensboro’s exclusive horror film festival has created a history and loyal following by hosting a festival of world premieres, new directors and writers, as well as fan favorites of the triad and surrounding areas. This year is no different although our delivery has changed to give our fans the frightful festival from the safety of their cars.
Starting our festival on Wednesday, October 21st at 7:00pm at the Marketplace Cinemas Drive-In in Winston Salem, NC. Our festival will consist of its carefully curated features and short films that our audience has trusted us to deliver for the last 6 years.
Woodland Cemetery (Netherlands, 9:46)
The Babysitter (United Kingdom, 11:10)
Black Mass (United Kingdom, 11:40)
The House Guest (United States, 10:45)
The Witches of Bushwick (United States, 18:50)
In a Better Place (United States, 3:21)
Bella and the Slasher (North Carolina, 17:30)
Ambrosia (United States, 9:51)
Bumps in the Night (North Carolina, 6:40)
The Chrysalis (United States, 9:41)
Monsterbook (Czech Republic, 7:00)
Script (Italy, 8:12)
Voices (United States, 3;13)
Spiral Drive (United States, 1:03:01)
The Wreak Havoc Horror Dive-In Film Festival will pick back up for its final night of horror on Thursday, October 22nd at 7:00pm
Boris in the Forest (United Kingdom, 12:00)
Birthday Bitch (United States, 8:46)
Here There Be Tygers (North Carolina, 10:27)
Deathyard (North Carolina, 6:39)
Angela Isn’t Changed (North Carolina, 3:32)
Escape Trip (United States, 7:24)
Shadow at the Door (United States, 3:43)
Percipience (United States, 9:17)
The Greatest Horror Film Ever Made (United States, 13:00)
Feeders (United States, 5:31)
Heartsick (United States, 16:00)
Backward Creep (North Carolina, 4:52)
Kill Giggles (North Carolina, 1:31:00)
For six years the Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival has been an event that celebrates and showcases international, national, and local horror films. The festival offers both feature and short films in many horror subgenres while recognizing and awarding the best of the festival.
This festival was conceived out of love and with the purpose of showing the best of new and aspiring horror filmmakers. WHHFF’s ambition is to present the audience variety and an experience that nurtures and celebrates horror movies and filmmaking both international and local. These aren’t just a random list of movies. These films represent a highly curated, official selection that were painstakingly deliberated by our team of judges.
This year our team of judges have grown and now include;
Dan Sellers, Director
Sammie Cassell, Assistant Director
Annie Titus, Marketing Director
Chad Hunt, Judge
Jacob Allen, Judge
Jeffrey Cochran, Judge
Joseph Perry, Judge
Stephanie Griffin, Judge
Jason Revill, Judge
Horror lovers, filmmakers, and students learning the craft attend the film festival to show their support for horror films and the artists behind them. The film festival is interactive as attending special guests, like directors and producers, spend some post-show time sharing their stories and answering questions from the crowds. Audience members laugh, jump, and celebrate true horror-making at its heart-racing finest.
Wreak Havoc Productions, LLC is a small film production company from Greensboro, North Carolina that produces shorts and feature films including Midnight Shift, Trouble Will Cause, Countdown to Midnight and Uncle Otto’s Truck and more. We currently have several films in various stages of production. We also produce the Wreak Havoc Film Buffs Podcast, a show about films by fledgling filmmakers,
And The Carolina Haints Podcast, a show about the things that go bump in the night. You can find everything that we’re up to at our website:
http://www.wreakhavocproductions.com/
http://www.wreakhavochorrorfilmfest.com/
https://www.facebook.com/WreakHavocProductions/
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He is a contributing writer for the "Phantom of the Movies VideoScope" and “Drive-In Asylum” print magazines and the websites Horror Fuel, Diabolique Magazine, The Scariest Things, B&S About Movies, and When It Was Cool. He is a co-host of the "Uphill Both Ways" pop culture nostalgia podcast and also writes for its website. Joseph occasionally proudly co-writes articles with his son Cohen Perry, who is a film critic in his own right.
A former northern Californian and Oregonian, Joseph has been teaching, writing, and living in South Korea since 2008.
