October is horror movie season, but there’s no reason to watch “Hocus Pocus” for the umpteenth time when there are newer offerings available.
This year, several of the major horror film festivals across the U.S.
were forced to cancel their physical gatherings, but they’ve joined forces to create a single virtual festival event loaded with promising new work from around the world.
Running October 8 – 11, Nightstream represents the collaborative programming efforts of Boston Underground, Brooklyn Horror, Overlook, and Popcorn Frights Festival.
The supersized curatorial effort has yielded an international lineup of genre efforts that include some favorites from earlier the festival season as well as many discoveries.Launching as New York Film Festival’s virtual edition winds down, Nightstream is another example of ongoing efforts to replicate the festival experience in these stay-at-home times.
The program opens Thursday with the world premiere of the Hulu Original production “Run,
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