Welcome to the first annual Horror Film Festival. Bought to you by Black Flock art collective.

The nights are becoming longer, the wind is howling, the black mold is growing, and the world is a pretty scary place.

Why would we want to do this when the world is aleady a scary place?

Watching horror films for many can be a safe way to process fears, dark fantasies and morbid thoughts. Creativity gives us the means to process and express what goes on inside our minds.Community gives us a place to support each other through scary times, and make our own fun!!!

so.....

Get ready for a Sunday Horror evening where the audience support each others15 minutes of... screaming at the top of their lungs until their (fake) eyeballs pop out, or cross your legs and wince as other inventive special effects and use of prosthetics send quivers through your body. Marvel at the kiwi-ingenuity of your mates improvised sets and costumes. Be astounded as you learn that your flatmate has a dark side and is quite skilled with suspense...whatever genre of horror you go for, be it splatter, psychological, slasher, body horror, these are all short films made within a short time frame, and we expect and encourage B-Z grade styles done on the cheap. We will get through this together comrades!

We will have an awards ceremony on the night with various prize categories, including audiences pick.

Be a part of the fun, grab whatever moving picture recording device you can find, and make a horror film to enter.

Registrations for entering a film for this years screening are now closed (as of May 18th)

The Deadline for submitting your final cut in order to be shown is July 20th.

Come join us for a bloody good time at the Newtown Community Centre - Te Whare Hapori o Nga Puna Waiora Sunday, August 3rd!

Black Flock presents Weird Horror Film Festival