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Brooklyn Horror Film Festival

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival

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Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Brooklyn Horror Film Festival".

Sep 4, 2026

Sarah StubbsGUEST
7:42
There's so much cool SOV horror stuff that happens in Pennsylvania.
Sarah StubbsGUEST
7:46
There's so many cool conventions and festivals that happen.
Sarah StubbsGUEST
7:52
Isn't the Mahoning drive-in in Pennsylvania also like everything cool for horror fans feels like it's in Pennsylvania it's like everything is in Pennsylvania I'm like we gotta move to Pennsylvania just gotta get those mortgage interest rates down and
Jonas BarnesHOST
8:10
You can go move adjacent to the Amish people there, and I'm sure you'd get a pretty solid interest rate.
Daniel ZafranHOST
58:21
You need three proofs of existence to watch that.
Greg GonzalezHOST
58:25
But they premiered it at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival last October.
Greg GonzalezHOST
58:29
It was directed by Mike Diva, director and visual effects artist who worked on SNL, but more importantly, directed the Capital Room sketch from I Think You Should Leave.
Greg GonzalezHOST
58:37
I don't remember that one.
Lowell GreenblattHOST
28:29
Yeah.
Lowell GreenblattHOST
28:30
And then for me, it really ends with Brooklyn Horror, which I'm also excited for.
Lowell GreenblattHOST
28:34
So that should be fun.
Lowell GreenblattHOST
28:36
The one-two punch of Fantastic Fest and Brooklyn Horror is always something that I'm excited for every year.
Matt OrozcoHOST
28:41
Yeah.
Matt OrozcoHOST
28:43
I know we will both be back at Fantastic Fest this year in Austin, so really excited for that.
Brett ArnoldHOST
62:24
Oh.
Brett ArnoldHOST
62:26
there's a 140 tomorrow that I need to like if I could like hand off my duties at work a little early I could do so I'm gonna try to figure that out now but yeah bye we'll be back next week with fall to dead point and perhaps parasomnia which I think Jesse already covered because he saw it at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival and I watched it yesterday so we'll talk a little bit about that okay bye
Jesse HassengerHOST
63:20
Forgive
speaker_4ADVERTISER
63:32
me if I don't stay around to watch.
Nasty NealHOST
37:59
Yeah.
Nasty NealHOST
38:01
So when you were doing festivals, um, they sound like you won, um, uh, best actor at, uh, at, uh, Brooklyn horror film festival.
Nasty NealHOST
38:10
Yeah.
Nasty NealHOST
38:10
What do you think the benefits of having your movie at a festival and also attending a festival?
Tim KasherGUEST
39:55
It just kind of helps to show that hopefully you're onto something and the audience is responding.
Tim KasherGUEST
40:02
So then you have distributors like Dark Sky responding and you just kind of hope it keeps rolling.
Nasty NealHOST
40:08
Yeah, Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.
Nasty NealHOST
40:10
I've never been to Beyond Fest, but I know that's a great festival.
Xero GravityHOST
39:37
I felt so lucky to be able to see that on a big screen.
Xero GravityHOST
39:40
It was at a Brooklyn Horror Fest.
Akela CooperGUEST
39:42
Oh,
Xero GravityHOST
39:42
yeah.

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