
Tuesday, October 23(Special Preview Opening) |
| LOCATION: | University of Rhode Island Swan Hall, 60 Upper College Road, Kingston RI |
FROM THE VAULT: RI HORROR FILM FESTIVAL CLASSICS
7:00 p.m.
Treated | Directed by Matteo Bernardini |
2 min. Italy, 2011
A young boy learns the true meaning of
trick or treat.
Hay Un Diablo (There is a devil) | Directed by Brant
Hansen | 18 min. USA, 2011
A lonely old woman is terrorized
by a demon living in her home until she decides to make
it her pet.
Kitty Kitty | Directed by Michael Medaglia
| 11 min. USA, 2011
There’s
something VERY wrong with Val’s boyfriend.
Last Seen on Dolores
Street | Directed by Devi Snively | 4 min. USA, 2010
In
a hard-boiled town, a heartbroken woman says goodbye to
an old pet and hello to a new nightmare.
Incubator | Directed
by Jimmy Weber | 6 min. USA, 2011
A young man wakes up
in a bathtub full of ice in a dingy motel room only to
discover his problems have just begun.
Hatch | Directed
by Damian McCarthy | 9 min. Ireland, 2009
Hatch tells
the story of a man who after unwittingly lays an egg waits
nervously for whatever is inside to break through the shell.
Cabine of the Dead | Directed by Vincent Templement |
10 min. France, 2010
Patrick, an ordinary man about thirty
years old, gets stuck in a phone booth, the night when
the dead return to life… While
struggling with zombies, he decides to call his close relations
to ask them for help.
Vampyre Compendium | Directed by
Matteo Bernardini | 6 min. Italy, 2010
Cast: Oona Chaplin
A tall, pale figure in a black cloak gets into the bedroom
of a young lady, ready to attack. But things are not exactly
what they look like... This short film is an ironic take
on classic vampire stories and makes fun of the stereotypes
of the genre through settings and atmospheres reminiscent
of old-school Hammer movies.
Friday, October 26 |
| LOCATION: | Paff Theatre, University of Rhode Island, Feinstein Providence Campus 80 Washington Street, Providence |
4:00 p.m.
Attack of the Brain Sucker | Directed by
Sid Zanforlin | 14 min. Canada, 2011
Samantha, a little
girl growing up in the sixties, loves classic b-movies
and monsters. That is, until they start to invade her bedroom
and her obsession compels her parents to seek help from
the latest scientific breakthrough.
Cadaver | Directed
by Jonah D. Ansell | 7 min. U S A, 2011
Cast: Christopher
Lloyd, Kathy Bates, and Ashley Ann Hale
Cadaver is a macabre
nursery rhyme -- most definitely NOT for kids. It has been
hailed as 'Shel Silverstein meets Edgar Allen Poe.' Entirely
hand-drawn with Sharpie markers, the film stars Back to
the Future's Christopher Lloyd, teen fashion icon Tavi
Gevinson and Academy Award winner Kathy Bates. It features
the music of Neil Young.
A Little Bit Zombie | Directed
by Casey Walker | 87 min. Canada, 2011
Infected with a
virus during his bachelor party, a mild mannered HR manager
attempts to fulfill his overwhelming desire for brains
and avoid Max, the obsessed Zombie Hunter hot on his trail,
all while trying to keep it together so as not to incur
the wrath of his bridezilla-to-be.
6:15 p.m.
Plush | Directed
by Ryan Denmark | 11 min. U S A, 2011
Kathy is a mature,
professional woman who still sleeps with her cuddly teddy
bear Vincent. One night, when a burglar invades, Kathy's
home comes alive with magical surprises. To his horror,
the intruder learns that not everything is as it seems
and Vincent may not be so cuddly after all.
247º |
Directed by Levan Bakhia | 87 min. Georgia, 2012
Four friends
travel to a lake house for a weekend trip, but the fun
turns into a nightmare as 3 of them end up locked in the
heated sauna. Every minute counts and every degree matters,
as they fight for their lives in an extreme heat that can
go up to 247 degrees Fahrenheit.
8:30 p.m.
Fallout | Directed by Derek
Dubois | 15 min. U S A, 2011
Fallout is the story of two brothers struggling
for their lives while isolated in an underground shelter.
Exhumed | Directed by Richard
Griffin | 93 min. U S A, 2012
Exhumed follows the events of the last days
of a dying religious movement which chooses to hide itself away from the
world. Chris (Michael Reed) responds to an advertisement for a room
for rent, and finds himself becoming romantically entangled
with the group's young scion, Laura (Sarah Nicklin), who
has lived a sheltered life under the guidance of her Governess
(Debbie Rochon) and Butler (Michael Thurber) since the untimely death
of her parents some ten years ago. Perceiving a threat to
their way of life, the Governess begins a campaign of intimidation
that ends with the dissolution of the sect.
Saturday, October 27 |
| LOCATION: | Paff Theatre, University of Rhode Island, Feinstein Providence Campus 80 Washington Street, Providence |
Special rates for couples, Students with a valid College ID, members of the military and seniors (over 65)
7:30 p.m.
Vadim | Directed by Peter
Hengl | 15 min. Austria, 2012
When moving into an old flat
Katja and Andreas discover a mysterious old chest left
by the previous tenant. Soon Katja discovers what really
is inside the sinister old circus prop – and
becomes another victim of Vadim…
The Barrens | Directed by Darren
Lynn Bousman | 97 min. U S A, 2012
Cast: Stephan Moyer,
Mia Kirshner, and Allie Macdonald
It's known as the Jersey
Devil, the winged beast spawned 400 years ago by Satan
himself. Some say this creature still inhabits the dense
pine forests of southern New Jersey, where Richard Vineyard
(Moyer) takes his family for a rustic weekend camping trip.
As the Vineyard family ventures further into the woods
in search of the perfect campsite, Richard teeters on the
edge of sanity. Welcome to a new kind of horror that lives
- and kills - in a place called The Barrens. Rated R.

