Madtown Horror

Many have asked about our 2017 event. We have decided to take a year off due to a number of things happening with event planners this year that don't leave enough time to build the best possible festival for you to enjoy. We do plan to be back in 2018. Thank you all for your understanding and continued interest in Madtown Horror!

NOMINATIONS:

There are many great films playing next week at Madtown Horror and it was very difficult making decisions as to who to nominate. After much deliberation, here are the 2016 nominations.

Best Feature Film
Dismembering Christmas
Found Footage 3D
Dry Blood

Best Short Film
The Barber's Cut
Chateau Sauvignon: terroir
Monsters
Ideal
The Smiling Man
Gags

Best Comedic Horror
The Barbers Cut
Small Talk
Greg the Grouchy Gremlin

Best Student Film
Cotton
Final Girls Anonymous
Small Talk
Playback
Mind Game Demon

Best Cinematography
Chateau Sauvignon: terroir
Dismembering Christmas
Monsters
Dry Blood
Small Talk

Best Special Effects
The Barber's Cut
Dry Blood
Found Footage 3D
Ideal
The Smiling Man

Best Director
William Welch King (Small Talk)
Kelton Jones (Dry Blood)
Steven DeGennaro (Found Footage 3D)
A.J. Briones (The Smiling Man)
Steve Desmond (Monsters)
Austin Bosley (Dismembering Christmas)
Adam Krause (Gags)

Best Writer
Patrick Ryan Deasy (Small Talk)
Clint Carney (Dry Blood)
Steven DeGennaro (Found Footage 3D)
Steve Desmond and Michael Sherman (Monsters)
Mark Brocking (The Barber's Cut)

Best Actor
Strange Dave (The Smiling Man)
Carter Roy (Found Footage 3D)
Chris O'Brian (Found Footage 3D)
Clint Carney (Dry Blood)
Michael Lorz (Chateau Sauvignon: terroir)
Lewis Georgeson (The Barber's Cut)

Best Actress
Abbi Chally (The Smiling Man)
Alena von Stroheim (Found Footage 3D)
Alisa Arnah (The Barber's Cut)
Caitlin Carmichael (Monsters)

Best Character
Killer and/or other
Gags
The Smiling Man

Madtown Horror takes place October 22nd at the Market Square Cinema. Films start playing at noon.