HollyShorts Film Festival Unveils 2017 Horror/Thriller Lineup and Schedule

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The Oscar-qualifying 13th edition of the HollyShorts Film Festival has unveiled its horror/thriller lineup, and if you’ll be in or around Los Angeles from August 10th through 19th, it’s an event you don’t want to miss!

HollyShorts received a record over 4,000 submissions this year, and below are the horror/thriller films in competition and their screening dates. The screenings will take place at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood.

For more info, including the full schedule and tickets, visit HollyShorts.com.

Friday, August 11, 2017 – 10pm – Horror Shorts

  • Body Image by Kim Garland
  • Rush by Yana Alliata
  • Fisher Cove by Sean Skene
  • Scratch by Emma Bell
  • Wandering Soul by Josh Tanner
  • The Night Delivery by Scott O’Hara
  • Conduit by Tim Earnheart
  • Taste by Adrian Selkowitz
  • It Began Without Warning by Santiago C. Tapia
  • Niles Canyon by Sallyanne Massimini

Sunday, August 13, 2017 – 10pm – Thriller Shorts

  • Dave by Shawn Lebert
  • Sidewalk Angels by Paulo Miranda
  • Hijo por Hijo (Child for Child) by Juan Avella
  • Bambina by Alexis Korycinski
  • Cul-De-Sac by Damon Russell
  • At the End of the Cul-De Sac by Paul Trillo
  • Midwife by Blake Salzman
  • A Motel Story by Nick Epstein
  • Quick Fix by Brian Leider

Tuesday, August 15, 2017 – 7:30 pm – Thriller Shorts II

  • Whoever Was Using This Bed by Andrew Kotatko
  • Highway by Vanessa Gazy
  • Ditch by Adrian Elliot
  • Strangers on the Road by Carlos Solano
  • Clarity by Dustin Brown
  • The Suitcase by Abi Damaris Corbin

Thursday August 17, 2017 – 10pm – Otherwordly Shorts

  • UFO Days by Quinn Else
  • Visitors by Alon Juwal
  • Man in the Moon by Monique Mulcahy
  • Cubicle Zombies by Paul Thurwachter and Nicolas Chevaillier
  • The Tinwife by Travis Neufeld
  • Icarus by Tom Teller
  • I Am the Doorway by Robin Kasparik
  • Cork Man by Dawn Han

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