STUDENT FILM BLOCK
We are proud to showcase this year’s emerging filmmakers! This chilling line up will screen alongside the 5 Minute Film Challenge Block, as the final Official Film Block of Bleedingham 15!
Tune in to our Youtube Channel on Halloween Night for this BLEEDINGHAM HALLOWEEN HORRORTHON! Featuring a wide assortment of scary short films from around the world, our Halloween Horrorthon has something for everyone to enjoy, plus it’s a great addition to play at your Halloween party, or while your serving up trick or treaters!
Our Halloween Special will only run for 24 hours after we share the link! Be on the lookout Oct 31 for the link drop on our website, YouTube & social media pages.
The Student Film Block will also have a special screening for WWU Students at Western Washington University on October 26th, courtesy of the WWU Film Production Club!
The winner of best film for the student film will be officially announced during the Horrorthon and will receive a $250 Best Student Film Cash Prize!
Check out the lineup below!
The Most
Directed by Elijah Smith
A dying boy’s final night turns into a mythical tragedy as he silently watches his family try everything to save him.
Until he must decide whether their beliefs are worth the life they are trying to preserve.
THE STRANGER
DIRECTED BY RONIN HENNEMAN
Two boys learn the meaning of stranger danger.
Do No Harm
Directed by Rohan Patel
An anxious surgeon’s darkest secret comes out to hunt him when he refuses to treat an odd patient on Christmas Eve…
Lenora
Directed by MuyMuy Gregario
Lenora, an Overseas Filipino Worker displaced to the United States to escape an Aswang, with hopes to better provide for her family back home in the Philippines.
Once there, she endures the monotonous labor of cleaning the home of an aging Uncle Sam who’s being taken care of by his mixed-niece, Lady.
Riptide
Directed by IIa Winter
Six teenagers arrive at a beach house for a long weekend of sun and hanging out.
What begins as fun quickly turns into something more unsettling, as one by one the group realizes that something — or someone — is picking them off.
The Hallowing
Directed by Adam Burkett
In the distant future, an incurable disease has infected mankind. Those who remain fight for survival against the Hollowing.
SKINCRAWLER
Directed by Dylan Hanson
Owen comes home late at night and slowly realizes his roommate might not be who who they say they are…
Hotel Room
Directed by Maks Archer
Three girls spend the night at an NYC hotel, unaware that one of them is an evil entity posing as their friend.
Siya Galesh
Directed by Kamran Mohammadi, Sahar Mirzaeianfar
In a village in northern Iran, in a folkloric setting, after a chemical war all the villagers are forced to wear gas masks. If anyone removes their mask, they will die within five minutes.
There is a blind man named Masht-e Masih who owns a dog. One day, his dog is stolen.
The village fortune-teller tells him that Siāgalash—a local Gilaki folkloric creature—has taken the dog.
Determined to save his companion, the blind man enters the water, hoping to encounter Siāgalash. However, this is a trap. The fortune-teller’s husband, following a premeditated plan, comes and kills the blind man. After murdering him, he takes the man’s gas mask to sell it.
Subway
Directed by Hila Asulin
When a stalled NYC subway becomes the stage for a deranged man’s psychological experiment, Hailey must rely on her empathy, intellect, and a single act of compassion to survive.
BLACK LEATHER ANGEL
Directed by Alexander Grapes
No Synopsis.
Project Future
Directed by Elyana Moradi
A graduating filmmaker, lost and struggling to find work in her field, volunteers for “Project Future”
a one-way mission to become one of the first human settlers on planet Mars, unaware of the possible dangers
of this beautiful promise.