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Dead By Dawn is back for another year with a selection of horror treats designed to send shivers down your spine. New discoveries are accompanied by old favourites and a scary shorts strand, plus there'll be special guests, competitions and the famous shit film amnesty.
The festival will take place from 25 to 28 May.
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Dead By Dawn Latest Reviews
The use of experimental psychology to treat a troubled divorcee coincides with a series of mysterious attacks by mutant children.
An unfaithful wife faces demonic horrors after her dead lover escapes from Hell.
A young man whose parents were killed as a comet passed finds people acting strangely as another comet appoaches.
A documentary about the famous Amityville 'haunting' case focusing on Daniel, who was ten at the time and remembers something very different.
Fully restored version of the werewolf classic.
A pathologist discovers a dangerous parasite that feeds on fear and can only be killed by screaming, but when a mute woman becomes infected, all Hell breaks loose. Famous for the pranks played on audiences at its original screenings.
A man becomes attached to a parasite that gives him an unnatural high.
Cult horror à la basket.
Sam Raimi returns to the shed in the forest where evil spirits cause unspeakable mayhem.
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