New York City

Horror Film Festival

December 3rd to 9th 2020

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Virtual Fest 2020

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We had a great time at the New York City Horror Film Festival! The staff went out of their way to make us feel appreciated and to make our time in New York beyond enjoyable! The audiences were real horror fans!

Lou S.

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ABOUT NYCHFF

America’s largest and most recognized genre film festival focusing solely on Horror and Science Fiction. Each year the NYCHFF celebrates both the horror classics we grew up with and the new horror films & filmmakers who created them. the NYCHFF fills the city with special screenings, parties, celebrity guests and free giveaways.

The New York City Horror Film Festival is the Halloween time event not to be missed. So, keep your eyes peeled right here for full festival information, submission info, lineup, tickets, details about all the cool events the NYCHFF does throughout the entire year to support genre films and filmmakers! *The New York City Horror Film Festival is presented by MooDude Film.

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS

GREG NICOTERO – 2019

TONY TODD – 2018

BRAD DOURIF – 2017

ADRIENNE BARBEAU – 2016

SEAN CUNNINGHAM – 2015

ANGUS SCRIMM – 2014

LLOYD KAUFMAN – 2013

WES CRAVEN – 2012

ROBERT ENGLUND – 2010

BILL LUSTIG – 2009

FRANK HENENLOTTER – 2008

HERSCHEL GORDON LEWIS – 2007

MICK GARRIS – 2006

ROGER CORMAN – 2005

TOBE HOOPER – 2004

TOM SAVINI – 2003

GEORGE ROMERO – 2002

FILM SUBMISSIONS

NOW CLOSED FOR 2020.

The NYCHFF is an international film festival and accepts films and screenplays from around the globe. The NYCHFF holds no “completion date” or “world premiere” status regulations.

Deadlines; each year the deadlines are as follows:

Films/Shorts: DEADLINES
Early: March 15th
Regular: June 15th
FINAL: September 1st

SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW CLOSED

It’s the perfect horror festival and it’s got the perfect NYC attitude (loud, abrasive and unapologetic). And that fits perfectly. They are well organized, welcoming and professional. They treat you like family and show you a good time, but above all, every film and filmmaker is treated with respect. Then when you mix it with that NYC attitude, it equals a fun time with great people that care about horror, the festival and you.

Ryan A.