The second of the Three Fantastic Weekends, organised by the Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival from 30 October to 1 November, presents an innovative programme of new genre productions from the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom and Indonesia. You’ll discover multi-flavoured stories about lycanthropic and insect horror, religious fervour, body-goo fun and a thoroughly modern tale of Javanese folk horror, to name but a few. You’ll also find a few thought-provoking films on the October marquee that have plenty of things to say about the societies we live in and a Hammer studio retrospective of lesser-known films from the 1970s.
Here are all the selected films, information and trailers.
- Cyst, United States, Tyler Russel
- Gatecrash, United Kingdom, Lawrence Gough
- Honeydew, United States, Devereux Milburn
- Impetigore, Indonesia, Joko Anwar
- My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To, United States, Jonathan Cuartas
- La Nuée, France, Just Philippot
- The Oak Room, Canada, Cody Calahan
- Rent-a-Pal, United States, Jon Stevenson
- Saint Maud, United States, Rose Glass
- Teddy, France, Ludovic et Zoran Boukherma
- VFW, United States, Joe Begos
- The Scars of Dracula, United Kingdom, Roy Ward Baker
- Dr Jekyll et Sister Hyde, United Kingdom, Roy Ward Baker
- The Horror of Frankenstein, United Kingdom, Jimmy Sangster
- Blood From The Mummy’s Tomb, United Kingdom, Seth Holt
- Demons Of The Mind, United Kingdom, Peter Sykes
- Fear In The Night, United Kingdom, Jimmy Sangster
- To The Devil A Daughter, United Kingdom, Peter Sykes
