We are thrilled to announce the award winners
for our 2020 festival!
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We Die Alone was a big hit at this year's festival, and we know it's appearing on few other top film lists as well!
Congatulations to everyone involved at Glass Cabin Films, as We Die Alone took home the Favourite Short Award, and Baker Chase Powell took home an acting award for this eerie role as Aiden. Marc Cartwright was awared the Favourite Director Award as well. Three awards...man, you all better keep an eye out for this one! 
Baker Chase Powell about to get creepy in a scene from We Die Along.
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Heathens was another favourite at this year's fest, taking home an Award for Best Makeup.
Congrats to director Carlos Garcia Jr. and everyone involved with Absentia Pictures, we can't wait to see what you all get up to next. And congratulations to Stephanie Oustalet for taking home and Acting Award for her role as Lena. Great work! |
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Congrats to everyone involved with putting together this little gem. Night of the Witch was an audience fav, and the judges like it too, giving it two awards!
The film has earned the Best Gore Award, and the Best Soundtrack Award. You'll want to keep watch for this witch...you're going to like it!
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The Howling Wind from directors Lorian Gish & Justin Knoepfe was also a hit, taking home two awards.
The film earned the Best Cut Editing Award, and Anthony Arkin was presented an Acting Award for his role as Arnold Cunningham. 
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Tea Time took home the Funniest Scary Film Award, and Kennedy Barrie earned an Acting Award as well for her depiction of a maniacal toddler.
Great work Kennedy! And a big congrats to director Tara Price and everyone involved in making this super cute creepshpow! 
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Congrats to director Gustav Egerstedt and everyone involved in making Live Forever...it's a unique film for sure, and that's why our judges presented them with the Most Original Story award.
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Congratulations to Susan Stevenson for picking up and Acting Award for her as Rosalie in Be Still.
This is a great film from director Shannon Alexander, and we imagine that bringing these characters to life would be a rather complex ordeal, so congrats on a wonderful job, Susan. 
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Gaslight from Australian director Louisa Weichmann was also a hit at this year's fest. It's a chilling film, and the actors do an incredible job bringing these characters to life.
Congratulations to Meg McKibbin for earning an Acting Award for her role as April in Gaslight. Very well-deserved. 
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Congrats to everyone involved in making Abscessed...it certainly left a mark!
Some great effects in this one (very short, but very powerful!), so much so the judges granted this one the Best Visual Effect award. |
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Congratulations to The Dream Log for earning the Scariest Film Award!
This isn't the first time director Kyle Martellaci has given us nightmares. In fact, at last year's fest he was awarded a Fifth Fear Award..meaning, he has had five films included in our festival! This marks his sixth, and we hope there are many more to come! Congrats to Kyle, and to everyone at RedRazor Pictures for another great piece. 
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Our amazing Judges for this year's fest...
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