Another year and another Popcorn Frights film festival is almost upon us. This year I was tasked with creating two posters for the festival so after some discussion with my friend and frequent collaborator Matt Durston as well as Marc from Popcorn Frights. We settled on an idea and Matt and I got to work. We couldn’t be happier with the results. As luck would have it. it seems most people loved them as well. 

The 2017 Popcorn Frights Film Festival has come and gone. A week long celebration of horror that is housed within the O Cinema theater drew sold out crowds to many of it’s screenings. There is a great deal to cover and Amber has already done a great recap of her experience that you can read right here . Now it is my turn to give my take as well as fill in the blanks on the films she couldn’t attend while discussing my thoughts on why the event was such a success. 

Popcorn Frights Film Festival 2017 Recap 1 by Amber 

This year marked the 3rd annual Popcorn Frights Film Festival and it did not disappoint. Taking place at the O Cinema theater in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, the festival showcased over 40 new horror films and shorts many of which played to sold out crowds of enthusiastic crowds of horror fans who all came together for the love of horror. There was a lot to process and cover, so we have two takes on everything one from Amber and one from myself. So lets get to it. 

MIAMI, FL – Popcorn Frights Film Festival, Florida’s largest and most respected genre film event, announces its first wave of programming for its third annual celebration of genre-twisting cinema, occurring August 11 through 17, 2017, at Miami’s landmark O Cinema Wynwood theater.