SXSW horror lineup!

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

This week, SXSW announced their complete feature lineup for the March 9-18 festival at the Austin Convention Center in Texas, and one of the bigguns (aka big ones) is Ti West’s world premiere of TRIGGER MAN! The film will be a part of the “Emerging Visions” selections, alongside Grace Lee’s AMERICAN ZOMBIE.

Other notables appearing at the festival include: Jon King’s BLACK SHEEP (making it’s American debut), Zev Berman’s world premiere of BORDERLAND, Andrew Currie’s FIDO, Martin Weisz’s GRIMM LOVE, Jim Mickle’s MULBERRY STREET (think rats who turn people into zombie rat mutant thingies), Jeremy Saulnier’s MURDER PARTY, Chris Smith’s SEVERANCE, David Bruckner’s THE SIGNAL, David Morneau’s ILS (aka THEM) and Glasgow Phillips’ UNDEAD OR ALIVE: A ZOMBEDY.

Whew, that’s a lotta films! To see the entire lineup, head over here, and keep an eye out for more horror when the full selection of short films hits the web February 13th.

Source: Official Site

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