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Attention all horror fans: Sluagh Horror Film Festival to take place in Louth this week
This Friday 4 October, the Boyne Valley International Film Festival will present the inaugural Sluagh Horror Film Festival at the Droichead Arts Centre.
To celebrate Irish Horror, Droichead Arts Centre will be hosting a day of Irish Horror short films, Q&As with filmmakers, and a special presentation of the highly acclaimed 'A Dark Song.' The splendidly horrifying day will also feature special guest Liam Gavin. The writer and direction will also lead a post screening Q&A.
The 'Home Is Where The Horror Is' segment of the day, from 3.30pm to 9pm, will see fantastic short films screened to celebrate the rich tradition of horror in Irish short film.
Then from 5.45pm to 8pm, more short films will be screened but this time featuring chilling tales of the uncanny as part of the 'Not All Is As It Seems' event.
The final screening of the day and feature presentation will take place at 8pm. The feature film will be 'A Dark Song', followed by the Q&A session with Liam Gavin.
This super event is not to be missed for fans of Irish horror! To see every screening at the Sluagh Horror Film Festival tickets cost just €18.
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