New York City Horror Film Festival
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:
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:
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
2007 Special Guests
2007 Non-Competition Screenings
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
2006 Special Guests
2006 Non-Competition Screenings
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
2005 Special Guests
2005 Non-Competition Screenings
2004 Awards
2004 Special Guests
2004 Non-Competition Screenings
2003 Special Guests
2002 Special Guests
External links
See also
Genre film festivals
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