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The man behind the iconic Frightfest characters, Graham Humphrey has revealed his latest creation for Frightfest 2015. Graham explains: “While I was looking for a theme for this year's poster, I ran with the idea of Magic. At a recent visit to the incredible Cinema Museum in Kennington (one of my favourite haunts) I was admiring their extensive collection, among which I noticed a number of Victorian 'Magic Lanterns'. This formed the basis if my concept, the idea of magical projection through one of these exotic devices. Running with the theme, I took the application of Aleister Crowley's 'Magik' rituals and placed our regular FrightFest monster posed in the distinctive manner of one of the best known photographs of 'The Beast'. Using the projection device, a legion of demons is unleashed, surround by magical symbols. They - just as we will - are enjoying the shared spectacle generated by the satanic lamp." Film4 Frightfest 2015 Film4 Frightfest 2015 will take place at the Vue Cinema, Leicester Sq between Thurs Aug 27 & Mon Aug 31. As usual, the event will be stuffing as many horror films into their schedule as possible (in excess of 80), utilising six screens at the VUE, West End. one more than last year. If you want to go along, the ticket details have also been revealed: Film4 Frightfest 2015 tickets Festival pass: £185. Day passes: Thursday £30, Friday and Saturday £60, Sunday and Monday £50. Single tickets: £13.25. Festival and day pass sales will commence on July 4 at 10 AM and will only be available online. Single tickets will go on sale on July 18 through the VUE website, call centre and at the cinema for personal callers. And we'll be publishing the titles that we can expect to see at Frightfest 2015 as soon as they're released.

Tags :Frightfest 2015

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