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Blood Fest
Description
People assemble to celebrate with the most iconic horror movies. Abruptly, their commend swings to a bad dream when they find that there is a man in the occasion has a terrible arrangement to murder everybody. Among the confusion, there are three youngsters who have seen much thrillers. They attempt to spare the general population from this trouble.
People assemble to celebrate with the most iconic horror movies. Abruptly, their commend swings to a bad dream when they find that there is a man in the occasion has a terrible arrangement to murder everybody. Among the confusion, there are three youngsters who have seen much thrillers. They attempt to spare the general population from this trouble.
Actors:
Christina Parrish,
Joe Lozano,
Rebecca Lynne Wagner,
Jessica Polk,
Lynn Andrews III,
Sarah Rose Kistner,
Matt Blackwell
Christina Parrish
Joe Lozano
28 June 1976, Austin, Texas, USA
Rebecca Lynne Wagner
Jessica Polk
Lynn Andrews III
4 January 1986, Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Sarah Rose Kistner
Matt Blackwell
Director:
Owen Egerton
Country:
United States
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March 22, 2018
After an incredibly spirited and entertaining first hour, Blood Fest gets tripped up on its laborious explaining about the hows of this terrifying event.
March 13, 2018
You have to follow the rules of horror films to escape the horror film, and while Blood Fest gets a little lost along the way, its love of the genre-and satire of it-will speak to the obsessives.
June 27, 2018
The frustrating thing about Blood Fest is that it can't seem to decide what kind of film it is.
March 12, 2018
Blood Fest will find a place to thrive, and that's in the online space. It's GIF-able, and it winks enough at its core audience to satisfy.
June 26, 2018
If you're able to look past [the] flaws, or simply accept them, Blood Fest should certainly please a great many. Played right, it could become the party horror film of the year.