Horror Short Film Contest!

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Have you got a horror short sitting there, collecting dust when it could be out there making the rounds at a festival, but you just don’t know where or how to enter it? Or maybe you’ve got a sick, twisted idea knocking around that deranged psyche of yours but you haven’t gotten the push you need to break out the camera?

Well the boys over at Dread Central are asking you to get off your ass, package that thing up, and send it over to them, for they’re getting the “Horror D’Oeuvres” Short film competition off the ground.

The top selections will play at their Eerie Horror Film Festival, as well as get a chance to be on a special DVD.

Click HERE for all the necessary info, but act fast cuz the deadline is August 31!

Source: Dread Central

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