FrightFest 2014 Video Diaries Days 1 to 5

Horror Features
Alex Humphrey
August 26, 2014
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We were pretty busy over FrightFest 2014 watching films, doing interviews, schmoozing and boozing and loving every minute of it. Zombie 2 did however take time out to document our frightfully fantastic fun at FrightFest with a daily video diary running down all the films we watched.

Below are all 5 days for your viewing pleasure and look out for full reviews of every film mentioned coming to the site soon!

Frightfest 2014 Day 1 Review

Its that time again. FrightFest 2014 is here and Zombie2’s video diary is back detailing day by day from the fantastic horror filled fest!

Check out Day 1 Thursday 21st of August which gives you the run down on the opening movie of FrightFest 2014 Adam Wingard’s The Guest staring Dan Stevens, the nasty noir of comic book adaptation Sin City: A Dame to Kill For and the late night B-Movie fun of Zombeavers also directed by Wingard.

FrightFest 2014 Day 2 Review

Friday 24th August was the first full day of fear at FrightFest 2014 with a whole day of movies and Zombie 2 is here to give you his verdict on the days proceedings!

Running though werewolf chiller Late Phases, Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno, Hick Horror Wrong Turn 6, Sci-Fi Shockwave Darkside 3D, the film of the day Housebound as well as Robert Englunds The last Showing and Dead Snow 2: Red vs Dead find out all you need to know about FrightFest Day 2 below.

FrightFest 2014 Day 3 Review

We’re half way through the horror! And what a day it was, with Love Horror managing to catch 9 nasty movies on Saturday 23rd of August at FrightFest 2014.

Those films were The Harvest, White Settlers, Bad Milo!, Starry Eyes, All Cheerleaders Die, The Mirror, Life After Beth, The Babadook and I Survived a Zombie Holocaust.

FrightFest 2014 Day 4 Review

Sunday bloody sunday the fourth day of FrightFest 2014 and the penultimate day of the fantastic festival.

In our video dairy we give you the lowdown on Open Windows, Faults, The Samurai, Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr Moreau, Stage Fright and Home.