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  • Bad Film Fest 2019 award winners

    Bad Film Fest is pleased to announce the award winners for our 2019 short film screenings.

    FRIDAY 7PM
    Strange Brew The Light Roast Award
    El Tejano The Suspiria Award
    Don’t Blink Best Eyes
    Cycle The Looper Award
    Wet Underpants Best Single Take
    Black Ariel The Spirit Award
    Boilermaker The “Just One More” Award
    oyster The Double Meaning Award
    OBJET 01954 The “We Are Not Alone” Award
    Melting Pot Best Practical Melting Effects
    10 Artificial Reflections Excellence in Juxtaposition
    The Complex The Prisoner Award
    Try My Guy The “Best Laid Plans” Award
    Oh my dog! Best Reveal
    Big Bears with Fur Best Rhyming
    Wax The Beauty is Pain Award
    La Vita Solitaria The “Communing with Nature” Award
    FRIDAY 9PM
    Rub Me The Right Way The Bro Award
    SLAS(HER) The “Did I Do That” Award
    How’s Waldo? The “More Hugs” Award
    A State Too Far 1st Place of the 1st Annual BAD FILM FEST Geography Bee
    When You Get Carried Away Making A Sandwich Best Sandwich (tie)
    Little DONUTS The Instructional Award
    Fowl Fury Best Home Tour Video
    Say it Louder Best Knock, Knock Narrative
    Newton meets Adam and Eve Best Voice Over
    Eat A Cheeseburger! Best Sandwich (tie)
    Pete the Ninja Crab The “Save the Oceans” Award
    Box Whose Candle is the Sun Best Poetry Short
    REJECT The Reading Rainbow Award
    Threat Count – Tao of Bobo Best Cuddle
    The Stuff of Nightmares The (not really a) Maniac Award
    QUICK THOUGHTS ABOUT RAINBOWS The Abrupt Award
    Here Comes The Maniac The Quick Nightmare Award
    SATURDAY 7PM
    Nyan Cat vs Banksy The “Could Play on an Endless Loop” Award
    Unrest in Iran
    The Splice Award for Excellence in Editing Public Domain Footage
    [13.1-9+19+13] Vol.00 The Onomatopoeia Award
    Evanesce The “Light at the End of the Tunnel” Award
    Short Long Story The Stunt Double Award
    YOU or ME Best Split Personality
    The Nervous Breakdown Hot Dog Monster! Best Hot Dog
    Black Forehead Fatface Best Fatface
    I OWE YOU ONE BANANA AND 2 BLACK EYES Cutest Film (Psyche!)
    Present The “Time is a Flat Circle” Award
    Sweet Potato The “Boys will be Boys” Award
    War of the Trumps Best Audio Samples
    Chip MacDougal: Neighborhood Watch The “He Means Well” Award
    Orgasma The “Machines Will Rise” Award
    Wish Weasel (Short) Best Sci-Fi Short with Puppets and Humans
    Gale Force Granny The Otherworldly Award
    Ancestry DNA Spoof The Faygo Award
    SATURDAY 9PM
    THE LONG STICK Best Infomercial
    Northeast Regional Boardgame Championship Best Performance by Kids / Best
    HAMMER DOWN The Road Trip Award
    HANDS Best Choreography
    DeadYard The Compost Award
    Mutual Measurement Best Blending in with Nature
    Wolfgang The “Grandma Knows Best” Award
    Agalmatophilia Best Post-Production
    Beans The Pavlov Award
    Destroy Me The Damage Done Award
    Cult Film Best Found Footage Film
    The Bayonet The Purgatory Award
    Tasty Beauty Best Clay Food
    The Conformity Pimp Slap Best Pimp Slap
    Fear Best Tagline
    Leading Me Straight The “On The Brightside” Award
    He’s ISIS The Mistaken Identity Award
    SUNDAY 7PM
    Petunia Best Saturations
    CLIMATE CHANGE Best Use of Charts
    Sexy Apple The Hunger Award
    Brain on Drugs The Edutainment Award
    Birthday Boy Best Matrix References
    No Way Out The “Green Screen” Award
    Butt Fantasia Best Editing
    Cycle The Nature Vs. Nurture Award
    Never Going Down The “Is it getting hot in here?” Award
    Ramón: Notes from a Beekeeper Best Documentary Short
    CROSSING OVER The Torque Award
    ODDS AND EVENS The 4th Dimention Award
    in and out The Cringe Award
    The French Toast Man Best Short based on a Fake Book, Not Really for Kids
    Find Me Best Future Punk
    Shahkboy The Harvard Award

  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: THE TERROR (1963)

    If you watched this and guessed it was shot in 4 days, you’d be right! Boris Karloff plays a deranged Baron. Jack Nicholson plays a maniac French soldier.

    There’s also an evil old lady who made a pact with the Devil and a castle servant (played by Bronx-native Dick Miller).

    Watch this if you must… no one is making you.

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: THE WOMAN IN BLACK (2012)

    Daniel Radcliffe plays a lawyer from London at the turn of the century. And also a widower with a son. He travels by train to the countryside and then things get scary.

    I thought, by the end, the main protagonists had stumbled on a clever solution that would satisfy the creepy Woman in Black. I was wrong.

    P.S. There’s a bog and some creepy dolls in this film (available on Amazon Prime Video).

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: THE SHIVER OF THE VAMPIRES (1971)

    This French film has something for you Rocky Horror Picture Show fans out there. It’s less campy and musical but more rock and roll and erotic.

    Put the kids to bed before you “Turn This On”! Get it???
    I think “shiver” might be a euphemism for something.

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: THE SECOND BEST SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE EVER MADE

    You can’t make another Citizen Kane. It’s impossible, so why try?
    Instead… make THE SECOND BEST SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE EVER MADE because why the hell not?!

    Is the title of this a reference to 2001? To Close Encounters of the Third Kind? Is the “best” sci-fi movie The Day the Earth Stood Still? Well, the filmmakers never tell us and we’ll probably never know what they’re talking about. All I can say is that we should be happy they gave us what they did.

    Though slightly long, I’d go so far to say that this film is a DIY masterpiece. You “could” mock this film, but YOU couldn’t make this even if you tried.

    WOW! What a bizarre film. This must be experienced to be believed. College filmmaking courses should include this film as “Recommended Viewing”. I’m being honest.

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: TOKYO VIDEOS OF HORROR PANIC COLLECTION

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    This Japanese anthology of short “found footage” horror vignettes is only 55 min long so you have no excuse not to even try to watch these (unless you don’t have Amazon Prime).

    The three shorts touch on subjects of #demons #trespassing #murder #suicide #mutilation and um… general creepiness.

     

  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: BLADE RUNNER 2049

    Here’s spoilerISH review since I probably really need to see it a second time in order to remember spoilers.

    Ryan Gosling has never bothered me so that’s not an issue. And forgot to mention that the best performance of the film is from the actress who played Luv.

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: PARASITES (2016)

    We meet 3 freshman USC football players and then quickly follow just one of them as he runs from a band of vengeful, territorial homeless people.

    This film comes with a message.

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  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: VAMPS (2017)

    VAMPS on Amazon Prime is called GHOULS on imdb.com.

    This is a Russian film. It’s shot well.
    There is a priest in it that collects silver coins because the silver will help destroy evil one day.

    OH! And there’s an eclipse in the movie. I should have said that in the video. LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE!

     

  • 31-ish Horror Films of Oct: THE MONSTER (2016)

    While trapped on a country road, inside of a broke down car, a mother and daughter are forced to mend their tumultuous relationship as a monster stalks them.

    This movie was great and echoes some of the best elements of Aliens (1986) and The Descent (2005). THE MONSTER is available on #AmazonPrimeVideo and worth a Halloween season viewing.