Dead By Dawn: This is the UKs premier Horror Film Festival and as ever runs in association with Filmhouse in Edinburgh.
This year were celebrating our 13th Anniversary. The four day event includes screenings of cult and classic movies, genre premieres and previews, short films and special guests.
There really is no other place that a self-respecting horror fan should be that weekend! Please check out the site (where you can also download a pdf of the 2005 catalogue) and see what gems weve brought to the big screen in recent years. Our guests have included Robert Englund, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Brian Yuzna, Claudio Simonetti, Ken Foree, Richard Stanley and Neil Marshall.
This year were also launching our inaugural publishing venture, an anthology of new horror short stories, hosted by Ramsey Campbell, and called Read by Dawn. This is on sale everywhere from April 10.
For more information about Dead By Dawn, please contact , or see event details on the left.
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