Salem Horror Fest

RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Official Selections- Shorts & Interludes”, Full Moon Glory Hole

Is there a Sam Huntington (Being Human, Good Girls, Superman Returns) renaissance that we were not aware of??? We recently caught Huntington in a small role in the big, badass The Last Stop In Yuma County (From director Francis Galluppi and starring the fabulous Jim Cummings, go track it down [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Official Selections- Shorts & Interludes”, Frankenbabes From Beyond The Grave!

We were not privy to the apparent internet sensation that was Onyx The Fortuitous as it was happening. Instead we randomly came across a trailer for the movie of the same name (Onyx The Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls) because it looked fun and “Oh look! It’s Barbara Crampton [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Official Selections- Shorts & Interludes”, Safe

David Yorke does it again with another entry for the 2025 edition of Salem Horror Fest and, like Yorke’s other short showing during the festival (Nervous Ellie! Read our review here), Safe is an unexpected treat in the Horror genre that surely puts the writer/director/creative in the running to take [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Official Selections- Shorts & Interludes”, Nervous Ellie

While Christoper Landon’s Drop is giving you big screen first dates from hell right now, David Yorke’s Nervous Ellie offers an alternative on a smaller scale that is just as thrilling, if not more, with an ending you will NOT see coming. Ellie (Kelsey Cooke) is a nervous dater. Like, [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Official Selections- Shorts & Interludes”, 3 Easy Steps

What if there was a way, say “3 Easy Steps” perhaps, for you to expel all of your bad habits at once? Would you do it? But what if to do that you had to figuratively? Metaphorically? Kill off a physical manifestation of yourself/those bad habits? Could you do it [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Local Mass Hysteria- Shorts & Interludes”, The Guest On Topsfield Road

Quirky yet unnerving and soaked in an older New England style due to its’ locale (We swear we’ve stayed in this house before…), Luke St. Germaine’s The Guest On Topsfield Road is a devilish delight that manages to run through a bevy of Horror genres and execute them well throughout [...]

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