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brookefeo
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8 Films to Die For

I just wanted everyone to know the latest about the "8 Films to Die For" film festival, set for this November 17th-19th

Eight films that have selected to play in 35 cities over the exact same weekend. All eight films have been refused distribution for being too graphic.

We at "8 Films" would like to formally invite all the horror fanatics out there to buy a weekend pass on Oct 31st. The pass will give you all access over all three days. You pay once for 8 films, and a special unannounced 9th film on the final night.

You can buy your tickets on line at horrorfestonline.com
on Halloween.

Let's bring horror back to where it belongs, away from the push-up bras and the Japanses rip-offs and back to 100%, pure HORROR!

This festival is only for the horror fans- no celebrities, no remakes, only some genuine terror! Be there for the first ever AfterDark Film Festival!

Oct 22nd, 2006 11:11 PM

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deathbycorn
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Dark Ride looks ok.

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Oct 23rd, 2006 04:01 AM

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brookefeo
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I heard Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror will be a bonus ninth screening for the fans that attended all 8 movies. If you ask me, its the ONE film I really want to see.

I looked it up and it is supposed to be in limited release this weekend, but I can't find it.

You have to buy tickets individually now- I emailed the address on the website (which is now different) and got no response. I suggest buying the tickets from the vendors directly. DO NOT give your credit card info to any email on-line.

There is a list of theaters on the site
www horrorfestonline.com/theaters.html

I heard people have successfully bought tickets from the theaters. I have heard no one say they have successfully purchased tickets through the site- so be warned!

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Nov 6th, 2006 01:16 AM

Konjammenson
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I'm looking forward to this.

Nov 7th, 2006 04:19 AM

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dowell87
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i was just woundering if anybody knows if the movies will ever be able to be order online since it probably want be at blockbuster anytime soon i was just woundering if anybody has an idea if they will ever be able to be baught.

David,

Nov 7th, 2006 07:54 PM

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brookefeo
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The movies will probably have DVD releases individually, but not like a set (ex. Masters of Horror)

2 of them are getting their own theatrical release in February- not sure which ones.

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Nov 10th, 2006 05:34 AM

deathbycorn
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I watched Dark Ride last night, nothing special but pretty entertaining.

Plenty of gore and it has the fat kid from The Sandlot in it.

7/10

I want to see The Hamiltons next.

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Feb 10th, 2007 10:58 PM

dawsey28
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They are coming to DVD now. March 27th. I can't wait to get the box set. I just hope they are worth buying.

http://www.craveonline.com/microsites/horrorfest/

I didn't get to watch them at the theatre. Wanted to, but didn't.

Are these movies worth it?

DARK RIDE
http://horrorfestonline.com/film6.html

THE GRAVEDANCERS
http://horrorfestonline.com/film3.html

PENNY DREADFUL
http://horrorfestonline.com/film2.html

REINCARNATION
http://horrorfestonline.com/film5.html

THE HAMILTONS
http://horrorfestonline.com/film4.html

UNREST
http://horrorfestonline.com/film1.html

WICKED LITTLE THINGS
http://horrorfestonline.com/film8.html

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Mar 15th, 2007 10:34 PM

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StinkFist462
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i saw the Abandoned when it was in theatres a long time ago. god that movie sucked.

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dawsey28
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Originally posted by StinkFist462
i saw the Abandoned when it was in theatres a long time ago. god that movie sucked.

Did it really? I heard it was the "favorite" out of the 9 movies.

Then again, they were trying to hype it for the second theatrical release in Februrary.

I guess no one has seen the 7 that are coming out on DVD.

Oh well, I'll probably just end up renting all 7 of them at the local Movie Gallery. That will be a lot cheaper than buying the boxset at $150.

Mar 17th, 2007 07:38 PM

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http://horrorfestonline.com/index.html

Horrorfest 2007? Going Global?

8 More Films 2 Die 4?

SWEET!!!

Oct./Nov. can't get here soon enough.

Mar 22nd, 2007 01:03 AM

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dawsey28
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Tickets go on sale in Sept. Awesome!!!

Mar 23rd, 2007 10:11 PM

spidermonkey
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Well, they came out on DVD today.

Mar 28th, 2007 06:04 AM

dawsey28
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Yes, they did and...

...So far, I have watched Unrest and Penny Dreadful

I didn't really care for Unrest. Nice story, but they didn't do enough with it. I don't know, it just seemed like it wasn't enough. And I felt like there wasn't a big enough challenge for the main character. Bad idea to start with this one. I had a hard time putting in the next DVD, BUT...

... Thankfully, the next one I watched was Penny Dreadful. Talk about a complete One- Eighty. This one is intense, has a good story that is fully explored and the main character is challenged to the fullest. I'm surprised a B-Movie could be that good. It is a B- movie, though. I may be over-hyping it a bit. The movie was such a nice surprise after being underwhelmed by the first movie.

Mar 28th, 2007 06:06 AM

steverules
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I like the look of the gravedancers and dark ride...and that girl from the Amityville horror who's in wicked little things...is she always getting little ghost girls dolls and teddys??

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Mar 30th, 2007 10:31 PM

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Solo
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"8 Films to Die for" is a collection of films.

Mar 30th, 2007 10:48 PM

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dawsey28
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I have watched all 7 movies that came to DVD.

UNREST
PENNY DREADFUL
THE GRAVEDANCERS
THE HAMILTONS
REINCARNATION (RINNE)
DARK RIDE
WICKED LITTLE THINGS

I liked all them to some degree.

My favorite two were Penny Dreadful and The Grave Dancers.

I have to admit though, none of them are terrible, BUT they are certainly NOT "Films to Die for" as the name suggests.

Mar 31st, 2007 03:28 AM