Death's Parade Film Fest

The Death's Parade Film Fest supports independent filmmakers, creative writers and composers. Try as we might California just can't fully beat back the Coronavirus yet. Cases and hospitalizations are on the rise, and local theaters are getting nervous which has thrown Fall scheduling into disarray. With this in mind - and rather than postpone the event again - we have decided to hold this season virtually through Eventive. The platform has proven successful with a number of genre festival runs including Telluride Horror Show, Another Hole in the Head, New York City Horror Film Festival, Arrow Video Fright Fest and Popcorn Frights, to list a few. For our second official season our inspiration will be DREAD. What really frightens you? What kind of stories seep into your skin? Show us what drives you to create that wonderful, terrifying, insidious art. Show us the passion, the energy! It is our goal to provide you, the filmmaker, a dark and brooding platform to display your talents within the horror genre. The Death's Parade Film Festival will carefully select the best of the best in regards to horror shorts, features, and animations to present to our audience. The festival will feature short films and feature films from around the world, with an emphasis on paranormal, psychological and body horror, found footage, experimental, killers, monsters, zombies, gore, and dark comedy. Visit https://www.deathparadefilmfest.com/ for more. The DPFF is looking for: • Films that scare the pants out of us, or make us question our sanity! • Horror films not released to the public yet, meaning they shouldn't be commercially available on blu ray/DVD, or any streaming platform such as Netflix, Prime Video, Youtube etc. • Films generally less than three years old - we'll consider films of any age, but prefer newer projects. Just like in 2019 we may feature Q&A from selected filmmakers. We had a blast with our attending filmmakers and look forward to meet more this year. Due to budget constraints we are unable to cover expenses to the festival, however, any attending filmmakers will be given a specially named badge and the opportunity to interview with Kevin Nickelson of HorrorNews.Net and the Joe Flynn show. The Grim and Bloody Podcast and Theater features guests across the horror genre spectrum: from films, books, music to illustrations. Helmed by Kevin Nickelson of Horror News Net, Joe Flynn and DPFF founder Anthony DeRouen. You can find the Grim and Bloody Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast, Anchor, and Radio Public. Watch our episodes! https://www.deathparadefilmfest.com/