The New York City Horror Film Festival returns to the Big Apple November 18th – 22nd. As one of America’s largest and most recognized genre film festivals, NYC Horror focuses solely on horror and science fiction. Celebrating both horror classics and up-and-coming genre films, the festival fills the city with special screenings, parties, celebrity guests [...]

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The 12th annual Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival takes place November 11th – 15th this year. Located in the resort town of Rehoboth Beach on Delaware’s Atlantic coast, since its inception in 1998 the festival has developed into a premier cultural event.  Rehoboth showcases approximately 100 of the best American and international  features, documentaries, and [...]

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Kicking off the awards season each year, AFI FEST offers an important avenue of exposure to the film community and provides enthusiastic audiences with the very best of world film, right in the center of Hollywood. This year the festival has extended a gift to moviegoers by offering free tickets to all festival screenings, and [...]

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The 2009 Boston Jewish Film Festival, running November 4th to the 15th, presents the year’s most innovative films on Jewish themes. Screenings are accentuated by panel discussions, visits by directors, actors, and subjects, and musical events.  Boston Jewish explores what it means to be Jewish–in the United States, Israel, and around the world–by screening international [...]

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The Austin Film Festival is near and dear to us, as our first ever Festival Genius partner back in 2005, and we were in attendance this year to experience all of the great films, panels and parties offered. AFF’s unique focus on the writer was reflected in the strong film programming and conference lineup. [...]

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Every fall, AFI Fest presents a survey of the year’s most significant films. Running October 30th through November 7th in locations throughout Los Angeles, the festival features international work from emerging filmmakers, global showcases of films from the great masters, and red-carpet gala premieres. Since its inception in 2000, AFI Fest has tripled in size [...]

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The Austin Film Festival, taking place this year from October 22nd to the 29th, is dedicated to furthering the art, craft and business of screenwriting and filmmaking by providing unique year-round cultural events and services, enhancing public awareness and participation, and encouraging dynamic and long-lasting community partnerships.
The festival combines both a conference and festival portion, [...]

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After moving from the spring to the fall, the 18 1/2 Philadelphia Film Festival takes place October 15-19, 2009. Hosted by the Philadelphia Film Society, the festival is a showcase of critically acclaimed and powerful films, many of which have had premieres at Cannes, Toronto, Venice, and other prestigious film festivals.
This year’s festival opens with [...]

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Film lovers in Philadelphia are in for a treat; later this month the city will see the “18 1/2th” Philadelphia Film Festival, with which the festival moves from its traditional springtime dates to a new home later in the calendar. This five-day celebration of film begins on October 15th and tickets are available to the [...]

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Fantastic Fest is one of our favorite partner festivals of all time. In addition to abundant press coverage and a torrent of tweets on Twitter, Fantastic Fest also generates copious amounts of audience participation on its Festival Genius program guide. Find out what the audience at Fantastic Fest thought about the newest horror, sci-fi, and fantasy [...]

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