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Fall Premieres:
Mexico, England, Canada, Spain, Austria …

… a world of nightmares.

Since premiering at The Fantasia International Film Festival in July, Nightmare Cinema has gone on to screen at some of the world’s most prestigious film festivals devoted to fantasy, science fiction, and horror.

So far this month, NC has played on both sides of the Atlantic, first in a French premiere at Le Festival européen du film fantastique in Strasbourg on September 17 and then at Feratum Film Fest in Tlalpujahua, Mexico, on September 22.

Both Sandra Becerril and Mick Garris attended the Strasbourg event (see the video at the bottom of this post), and Sandra (left) was on hand in Tlalpujahua.

In the coming weeks, things are about to kick into high gear with multiple screenings already announced for England, Canada, Spain, and Austria.

Here’s how things look at the moment. (The list updates the Fall Festivals & Events post from earlier this month):

It’s an impressive line-up, and one that hopefully gets us ever closer to a greatly anticipated US premiere and a release to theaters and home video.

I’ll keep you posted. For now, check out the video below, recorded a couple weeks back at Le Festival européen du film fantastique in Strasbourg, France.


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