Screamfest surprise additions!

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Screamfest LA has added more fuel to the proverbial fire for you to get down to California and grab your tickets for this year’s festival, which actually starts this Friday (October 14th).

In addition to the previously-mentioned lineup, organizers have added WOLF CREEK (which hits theatres next month) and Robert “SIN CITY” Rodriquez’s CURANDERO (which also hits theatres in November). This keeps getting better and better. Get those tickets NOW!

In WOLF CREEK, a group of backpackers head to “Wolf Creek”, a meteor crash site located in Australia. There they run afoul with a certain Mr. John Jarratt. In CURANDERO (roughly translated as “The Healer”), which was directed by Eduardo Rodriguez and written by Robert Rodriguez, one man undertakes a journey that leads him into the bowels of black magic in Mexico City.

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