Happy Halloween from DCFF!

October 30, 2021 – It’s Halloweekend! Around this time of year, many search every nook and cranny of their favorite streaming services to find the perfect films to get into the Halloween spirit. For horror fans who celebrate the genre year-round, finding new films can be a major challenge… and that’s why we’re here!

We’ve selected some indie horror and thriller titles that have screened at DCFF for you to watch! Whether you’re looking for comedy-horror, romance-horror or gore galore – we’ve got it! Trick or treat yourself to these eight films below, and have a happy Halloween!

BRIDES TO BE | Dir. Lindy Boustedt, Kris Boustedt | DCFF 2016 | Watch Now

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Robin and Jenna are getting married. Robin is excited beyond words; Jenna is plagued by panic attacks and struggles to write her vows. But when they arrive at their secluded fairy-tale venue, sinister forces besiege them, threatening to tear them apart.

THE CHILD AND THE DEAD | Dir. Karina Ripper, Marc Ripper | DCFF 2017 | Watch Now

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In this quiet thriller, a father, his son and girlfriend are left stranded on a forest road after a car accident with a stranger.

EMIKO | Dir. Justin Robert Vinall | DCFF 2018 | Watch Now

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An affable caretaker watches over a deeply ill young woman only to discover a far more sinister force revealing itself.

INVADERS | Dir. Jason Kupfer | DCFF 2015 | Watch Now

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A pair of home invaders consider their potential character choices just prior to their planned invasion.

 LAPSUS | Dir. Karim Ouaret | DCFF 2014 | Watch Now

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Terry is a psychologically disturbed predator whose sinister playground is a Laundromat.

MELON HEAD | Dir. Andy Fortenbacher | DCFF 2014 | Watch Now

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The only way to a woman’s heart is to scare the hell out of her.

RHINO | Dir.  Syd Boyle | DCFF 2016 | Watch Now

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A man, desperate to save his wife, must face the unlikeliest of opponents.

TOOTH FAIRY | Dir. Alice Bédard | DCFF 2021 | Watch Now

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A young boy hears some noises at the end of the corridor. Seems like the tooth fairy came…