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Let The Right One In won top prize at Tribeca
Now in its ninth year, the FrightFest continues to cut a trail of bloody success.
This year's festival will run at London Odeon West End from August 21 to 25. Among the highlights are Tribeca Film Festival favourite Let The Right One In and low-budget Brit horror Mum & Dad.
View previous years coverage of the FrightFest festival:
Frightfest Latest Reviews
A touching story of first romance... with a side-serving of horror.
A coma victim with psychic powers hunts down the medical students who tormented him.
A youth released from a mental hospital tries to get back to normal but is haunted by the voice of his younger brother, who disappeared.
After being abducted and abused when she was younger, a young girl seeks revenge on those she believes to be responsible. Plus read our interview with Pascal Laugier.
A bus load of high school kids stumble upon a trailer park full of blood-thirsty zombies.
A photographer stalks a serial killer who picks off his victims on the LA underground.
Torture porn taken to the next dimension, which may well not be a good thing.
Something nasty is lurking through the looking glass...
A prisoner is offered his freedom if he can win a motor race - but just staying alive is hard enough!
A young couple spending a romantic weekend in the woods fall foul of an angry group of teenagers.
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