Festival of Fear

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All entries into the FESTIVAL OF FEAR International Film Festival, give the FESTIVAL OF FEAR the right to use any footage, or stills, from the Preview Screener and/or Movie Trailer, and all submitted publicity photos and any other materials sent to us pertaining to your Entry to use for promotional purposes, without limitations. I give permission to the FESTIVAL OF FEAR to screen the film at the Festival as well as any Festival-related presentations, programs, promotions, and/or events, upon Submission to the Edmonton FESTIVAL OF FEAR International Film Festival..

I hold the FESTIVAL OF FEAR harmless from any damage to Blurays/DCP's en route or otherwise during the course of the Festival’s possession of the film. I have read, understated and fully comply with all submission eligibility information contained below.HORROR FILMS and anything HORROR RELATED is what we love to Screen, and what our Audiences love to see... And last but not least... The much scarier 6000 square foot Carnevil Haunted House for adults - opens Oct 13th and runs nightly 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm through to Halloween night.

A place where old friends, as well as many new characters, lurk in a terrifying museum. Lovingly cast in wax for all eternity, terrifying grimaces peer from every corner. To get away safely, you’ll need a keen instinct, or the merciless truth behind the masks may be revealed. For 3 Days straight we Play Feature Length, & Short Films from all over the World, on the Big Screen, at the Historic Princess Theatre in Edmonton, Canada..Welcome to the family! This year, there’s a wedding at the Petting Zoo. As a guest of honour, you are as always greeted in a friendly manner, but upon closer inspection, something doesn't seem quite right about this celebration. The FESTIVAL OF FEAR & PRINCESS THEATRE do not assume any liability for damage to DCP's or Blurays due to improper containers. When Wordsworth says “Let nature be your teacher”, it seems like sound advice. The trouble is, the classroom is falling apart. The recent State of Nature report concludes that almost a quarter of mammals and half of birds in the UK are under threat of extinction from a combination of climate change, farming practices, pollution and the construction of new housing estates, making it “one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world”. The urgency to preserve – in direct action and in literature – the habitats that shaped us and shape us still has never been stronger. And although the tales of ghosts, sacrifice, devils and debauchery are unsettling, folk horror plays an important role in this process. If your Film has been Screened Privately, or at other Film Festivals, or Released Theatrically outside of Canada, that is fine, as long as it is not Available on the Internet, has been Broadcast on Canadian Television, or as long as it is not Available on Bluray, DVD, Pay Per View, etc... In other words, if your Film is AVAILABLE to Audiences in Canada it is NOT Eligible to be Screened at the FESTIVAL OF FEAR.