While all cinemas and theatres in the UK are closed due to the lockdown we will be watching movies and theatre performances from the comfort of our living rooms. We’re happy to say that on Saturday 11 April we will be watching The Invention of Lying.
The Tower Theatre, home of the Hellfire HorrorFest, is in danger of being lost due to the Covid-19 lockdown. We at Hellfire Film Festival are desperately hoping you can help save this iconic community theatre.
While all cinemas and theatres in the UK are closed due to the lockdown we will be watching movies and theatre performances from the comfort of our living rooms. We’re happy to say that tonight we will be watching Kon-Tiki.
We are in unknown territory right now with the spread of COVID-19 so we are launching a brand new festival geared specifically to those who are isolating in their homes. This is the Hellfire@Home Festival.
If you cast your mind back to the early days of Hellfire Film Festival our old strapline was “It’s not about hell, it’s not about fire, it’s all about film!” Not anymore! We’re delighted to bring you Hellfire HORRORfest.
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank Cath and Andi of Lime Bar Cafe for their amazing generosity in providing Hellfire Film Festival with a home for almost three years.
Twenty-two months, 3,300 submissions, 143 countries represented, 163 films screened and it all came down to one night. Welcome to the Hellfire Short Film Festival Grand Final.
In July 2016 the Hellfire Short Film Festival’s competition format began in earnest. However, the intention of hosting twelve qualifying rounds over the following twelve months didn’t quite go to plan.
The audience laughed their heads off and the cast of the winning film were literally off their heads. This is the roundup of the Hellfire Short Film Festival 3rd Semi Final.
Shooting it’s way to Lime Bar Cafe in Folkestone again on Wednesday evening was the Second Semi Final of the Hellfire Short Film Festival sponsored by Punky! Radio.
