A weekend of chilling cinema, bold storytelling, and rising talent came to a close with powerful premieres and standout winners like All This Time and How To Kill Monsters. With over 25 films screened, the event spotlighted fearless voices in horror and opened submissions for its 2026 spring edition.
The official nominations for the 2025 Glowflare Horror Film Festival are here! Taking place 17–18 May at Parkway Cinemas, this year’s festival features groundbreaking international horror, with standout films like All This Time and Tears of Sorrow. Explore the full list of nominees now and join us in Beverley.
Festival Director Daniel Smales launches the inaugural Glowflare Horror Film Festival this May in Beverley, following January’s acclaimed short film event. Featuring over 8 feature films and 20 shorts, the lineup celebrates originality and vision across all budget levels. Submissions for the 2026 edition open 1st May. Horror fans, get ready.
The Glowflare Horror Film Festival returns May 17–18, 2025, with two days of chilling cinema in Beverley. Featuring global horror films, shorts and features, across all genres, from gore to psychological thrillers. Enjoy screenings, filmmaker Q&As, and an awards ceremony. Tickets and details available through Parkway Cinemas.
The Glowflare Horror Film Festival returns 17–18 May 2025 at Parkway Cinema, Beverley, with a thrilling lineup of indie horror. First selections include All This Time, The Reign of Queen Ginnarra, and The Cellar, bold, genre-defying features showcasing fresh voices and dark visions. Full lineup drops 21 April.
Final call for horror filmmakers! Submit your short or feature length film to the 2025 Glowflare Horror Film Festival by 18 April at 23:59 BST. The festival runs 17–18 May at Parkway Cinema Beverley, featuring screenings, Q&As, and awards. Submit via FilmFreeway. Don’t miss your chance enter before the deadline!
