JURORS’ CHOICE AWARDS

Grossest Gag

WINNER  - From One Hole to Another

If you’ve seen this film, you’ll know why we gave it this award.

The Bram Stoker Award

WINNER  - Coffintooth

Many of this year’s films were bloody, so it was hard to narrow it down to just one, but in the end Coffintooth won out for its consistency.

The Mary Shelley Award

WINNER  - Girls Just Wanna Have Kill

This film really stood out to us because of its innovative approach to storytelling and filmmaking.

The Edgar Allan Poe Award

WINNER  - Agnes Wakes Up

From beginning to end this film created an eerie atmosphere that chilled us to the bone.

VIEWERS’ CHOICE AWARDS

Favourite Film

WINNER  - Dungeon of Death

HONOURABLE MENTIONS - State of Mind, The Damnation

Favourite Non-Human

WINNER  - The Figure (played by Scott Johnson) in State of Mind

HONOURABLE MENTIONS - Zombies (played by Jack Myers & William Albert) in Last Blood, The Whisper/Minerva (played by Julie Mainville) in Dungeon of Death

Favourite Beast

WINNER  - Organ Creature in From One Hole to Another

HONOURABLE MENTIONS - Victor (bat form) in Dungeon of Death, Pizza Monster in Evil Dinner

Best Kill

WINNER  - Parker Blaine (played by Anna Clary) in Coffintooth (drill in the face)

HONOURABLE MENTIONS - Minerva (played by Julie Mainville) in Dungeon of Death (Raullin neck bite), Thomas Albert in Last Blood (zombie machete kill)

Best Death

WINNER - Raullin (played by Keith Busher) in Dungeon of Death (death by vampire)

HONOURABLE MENTIONS - Anna in The Lost Echo (death by head explosion), Connor Easton Osunab (played by Ian Wickham) in Purgatory (death by plastic bag)