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Program for Raveheart International Film Festival is out!

Harald Eilertsen

Thu, 08 Aug 2019 19:09:24 +0200

Program for Ravenheart International Film Festival

Ravenheart International Film Festival is a genre film festival focusing on Horror, Fantasy and Sci-Fi. Held for the first time in Oslo, Norway Aug 29-31 this year.

#horror #sci-fi #fantasy #film #festival #oslo #norway #norge

Film Horror

Horrorlegenden Brian Yuzna til Ramaskrik 2019

Harald Eilertsen

Mon, 22 Jul 2019 18:13:32 +0200

Brian Yuzna står bak flere av de største horrorklassikerne fra skrekkfilmens tiår 80-tallet. «Re-Animator», «Society» og «From Beyond» er alle filmer produsert, regissert eller skrevet av Yuzna. Filmskaperen har preget horrorsjangeren i tre tiår og nå kommer han for første gang til Norge, og Ramaskrik Filmfestival 17. – 20. oktober.

Årets første annonsering fra Ramaskrik lover allerede veldig bra for årets festival!

#horror #ramaskrik #norge #festival

Ramaskrik Horror

Program for Dead by Dawn out

Harald Eilertsen

Tue, 09 Apr 2019 15:56:51 +0200

Also the complete program for Scotlands Dead by Dawn horror film festival is out!
http://www.deadbydawn.co.uk/news/dbd-2019-full-schedule/

This takes place next weekend in Edinburgh. I visited this fine festival last year, and had a great time. Highly recommended if you have the chance.

#horror #film #festival #deadbydawn #edinburgh #scotland

Horror

Program for Blodig Weekend is out

Harald Eilertsen

Tue, 09 Apr 2019 15:45:41 +0200

The program for Blodig Weekend, the danish horror film festival is out: http://blodigweekend.dk/program/

Quite a nice selection of films it you happen to be close to Copenhagen this weekend. I was hoping I'd be able to go this year, but work came in the way. Looks like a great festival though, so will try again next year.

#horror #film #festival #blodigweekend #copenhagen #denmark

Horror

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Harald Eilertsen

Thu, 11 Apr 2019 08:39:09 +0200

@noisebob@diaspora.1312.media Århus isn't that far away?

noisebob@diaspora.1312.media

Thu, 11 Apr 2019 08:50:10 +0200 from Diaspora

With a toddler everything is far away :D

Harald Eilertsen

Fri, 12 Apr 2019 02:09:17 +0200

Ah, yeah that changes the parameters significantly. :) Enjoy that though, there will allways be other festivals later.

Ravenheart International Film Festival, Oslo 29-31 aug, 2019

Harald Eilertsen

Fri, 08 Feb 2019 15:38:42 +0100

A new festival for horror, sci-fi, fantasy and cult films in Oslo, Norway: https://www.ravenheartfilmfestival.com/

Takes place at the Cinemateque in Oslo, August 29-31, 2019!

#horror #film #festival #oslo #norway

Film Horror

Ramaskrik 2018 - Day 3

Harald Eilertsen

Mon, 22 Oct 2018 20:46:36 +0200 last edited: Tue, 15 Jan 2019 12:07:53 +0100

Saturday, third day of Ramaskrik Horror Film Festival!

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I started the day with I'll Take Your Dead (2018, Canada). A big surprise for my part, a film that's both sweet and somewhat brutal at the same time. More of a thriller with horror elements than a pure horror film, but a very good one at that. Highly recommended!

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Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (2018, USA). A horror/splatter complete with comic geeks, nazi puppets, collectors and a mad scientist. What could possibly go wrong? A very entertaining movie with a great number of fantastic splats!

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Mandy (2018, USA) was a film that didn't quite catch me. Nicholas Cage plays Nicholas Cage as usual, the scenography, the cinematography, the sound and the music is all very beautiful, but it lacks the actual movie.

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The Cleaning Lady (2018, USA) on the other hand, was a fantastic movie which managed to surprise and captivate on many levels. A great flick that will keep you thinking for quite a while afterwards. Highly recommended!

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Anna and the Apocalypse (2017, UK). Ending the day with a wee bit of singing and dancing seemed like the obvios choice. While I usually enjoy musicals, especially the horror kind, this one failed to rock me. The songs are too forgettable, and the story is too traditional to captivate. It's not that it's a bad movie, it has it's moments, but falls short of being the partystarter I was hoping for. Others loved it though...

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Ramaskrik Horror Film

Ramaskrik 2018 - Day 2

Harald Eilertsen

Sat, 20 Oct 2018 08:29:47 +0200 last edited: Tue, 15 Jan 2019 12:08:28 +0100

Another really great day at the Ramaskrik Horror Film Festival yesterday. Managed six films, sp was pretty baked by the end of the day.

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What Keeps You Alive (2018, Canada): Very beautiful, and quite surprising plot. A tad long, but highly recommended!

Killungard (2018, Norway): Some of the key people behind O'Hellige Jul has made a traditional ghost story. It is an amateur production, but a very good one at that! Refreshing to see a pure ghost story in this setting.

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The Dark (Austria/Canada): Refreshing and very different take on what falls a bit between a zombie and monster film, but in the end is neither. I liked this a lot, highly recommended!

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You Shall not Sleep (2018, Spain/Argentine/Uruguay): Another film that goes it's own ways. A tad slow to begin with, but it really picks up as it progresses. Original and again a rather surprising story.

Terrified (Argentine): Well executed ghost/monster/haunted house film that still end up being a bit too traditional for my taste. It's far from a bad film, but I think it hits better for a slightly younger audience.

Ghost Storied (UK): An antology film that I feel did not deliver on it's premise. Again, not a bad film, quite entertaining at times, but a bit shallow and simplistic compared to what it promised. Some others liked this one very much though, so depends on your tastes.

#horror #film #festival #ramaskrik #norway

Ramaskrik Horror Film

Ramaskrik 2018 - Day 1

Harald Eilertsen

Fri, 19 Oct 2018 08:59:42 +0200 last edited: Tue, 15 Jan 2019 12:08:46 +0100

One Cut of the Dead (2018, Japan): Interesting and well executed. The premise is quite different than what you expect from the first 40 min of the movie. Original and refreshing. A bit unlucky with the version we got as the subtitles did not sync with the audio and was by the end leading with several minutes. I'm sure it will be even better when you can actually follow the dialogue.

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Framed (2018, Spain): Another social media critique/exploitation film. Probably misses the mark as any sensible critique, but is a well executed violent home invasion film. Quite worth watching imo.

Halloween (2018, USA): This is a movie for the fans of the first movie, but has little to offer anybody else. Not that it's a bad movie, just not very interesting either.

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Satan's Slaves (2017, Indonesia): A charming and rather creepy take on a ghost story set in a secular muslim setting. It's a tad longwinded at times, but otherwise well executed. The unfamiliar (to me) setting and cultural frame helps the film imo.

#horror #ramaskrik #festival

Ramaskrik Horror Film

Harald Eilertsen

Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:32:25 +0200 last edited: Tue, 23 Oct 2018 11:21:30 +0200

Wohoo! The posters have arrived!

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Ramaskrik

Dead By Dawn 2018

Harald Eilertsen

Sat, 18 Aug 2018 17:01:04 +0200 last edited: Tue, 15 Jan 2019 12:09:19 +0100

Finally I've managed to finish my report from the Dead by Dawn horror film festival in Edinburgh this April.

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In April this year a group of friends organized a trip to the Dead By Dawn horror film festival in Edinburg. This was a new festival to me, even though it has been going strong for 25 whole years already! Landing in Edinburgh the day before the festival, we got to see a bit of the city, and did the mandatory intake of Haggis and Whisky. Nice town, and by the look of it, a perfect location for a horror film festival.

The festival is organized by Adéle Hartley, and takes place at the Edinburgh Filmhouse. A great location for this type of event, not at least because of it’s excellent bar. This became the natural place to hang out, mingle and get to know other enthusiasts between the screenings. The festival has a very personal and welcoming atmosphere. It’s a bit like this is Adéle sharing the films she loves with other horror and film fans. Given her enthusiasm for the subject and the taste and connections she obviously have, this is not a bad start. Add a great selection of films (a good mix of classics and new productions,) interesting guests and passion for the genre, and this was a weekend that could not go wrong.

Read the full report on my blog.

#horror #film #festival #DeadByDawn #edinburgh

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