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IFI Horrorthon 2018

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  • 28-09-2018 10:42am
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    Catcher7791
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    The first six films have been announced, with the rest of the line-up promised soon:

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    Lifechanger
    Nightmare Cinema
    One Cut of the Dead
    Piercing
    What Keeps You Alive


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    johnny_ultimate
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    Have heard a lot of good things about One Cut Of The Dead so hopefully will be able to get to see that... although sadly my work schedule isn’t super Horrorthon friendly.


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    Catcher7791
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    The full programme is out:

    http://ifi.ie/horrorthon


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    Mr Crispy
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    As a big fan of Razorback back in the day, I'm really looking forward to Boar.


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    Decuc500
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    I saw Nightmare Cinema, a compendium film with contributions from David Slade and Joe Dante amongst others.

    A bit hit and miss as most of these short film collections can be but overall I liked it.

    Very good interview with Mick Garris before hand, nice that they could get him to attend the festival.


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    johnny_ultimate
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    One Cut Of The Dead was a blast. I confess during the ‘first act’ I was left wondering a little where it was going, some low-budget technical bravura aside. But once the film plays its hand, it’s an absolute delight and the last 30 minutes are solid gold. Deserves much more than a Horrorthon audience, and it’s a lovely, laugh out loud tribute to the trials and tribulations of independent filmmaking.


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