New York City Horror Film Festival

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The New York City Horror Film Festival was established by Michael J. Hein in 2001. It takes place each year in New York City for a week in October and specializes in the horror film genre.

The festival is a competitive one, showing 60 films in 2005. Awards are as follows:

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[edit] Lifetime Achievement Award

Since 2002, The New York City Horror Film Festival has given the Lifetime Achievement Award to one legendary horror filmmaker each year.

Recipients are as follows:

[edit] 2007 Awards

  • Best Feature - Botched
  • Best Short - Criticized
  • Best Cinematography - Nobody
  • Best Screenplay - Death of a Ghost Hunter
  • Best Special Effects - Seed
  • Best Actor - Stephen Dorff - Botched
  • Best Actress - Masha Wattanapanich - Alone
  • Audience Choice Award - DARA

[edit] 2007 Special Guests

[edit] 2007 Non-Competition Screenings

[edit] 2006 Awards

  • Best Feature - Fingerprints
  • Best Short - Happy Birthday To U
  • Best Screenplay - Last Rites of the Dead
  • Best Cinematography - The Marsh
  • Best Special Effects - The Marsh
  • Best Actor - Robert "Opal" Oppel - Rapturious
  • Best Actress - Gina Ramsden - Last Rites of the Dead
  • Audience Choice Award - Eddie Loves You

[edit] 2006 Special Guests

[edit] 2006 Non-Competition Screenings

[edit] 2005 Awards

  • Best Feature - The Dark Hours
  • Best Short - Zombie Movie
  • Best Screenplay - Headspace
  • Best Cinematography - Headspace
  • Best Special Effects - Neighborhood Watch
  • Best Actor - Jason Campbell - Nightmare
  • Best Actress - Nicole Roderick - Nightmare
  • Audience Choice Award - Roadkill

[edit] 2005 Special Guests

[edit] 2005 Non-Competition Screenings

[edit] 2004 Awards

[edit] 2004 Special Guests

[edit] 2004 Non-Competition Screenings

[edit] 2003 Special Guests

[edit] 2002 Special Guests

[edit] External links

[edit] See also

[edit] Genre film festivals