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The fourteenth annual Knoxville Horror Film Fest ran October 20-23, 2022 at Knoxville's Central Cinema and Maryville's Parkway Drive-In.

 

Special events included the opening night Fulci Lives! triple feature, Lonanothon with director Brian Lonano in attendance, and the eleventh annual Grindhouse Grind-out Filmmaking Competition. If you'd like to browse the full 2022 lineup click here to check it out on Letterboxd! Congratulations to all of this year's award-winners, listed below.

KHFF will return in October 2023... submit your short or feature now, and remember the cult cinema fun continues year-round at Central Cinema!

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Past Festivals

PAST FESTIVALS

Click through the posters for Letterboxd lists detailing each year's lineup!

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2022

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2021

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2020

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2019

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2018

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2017

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2016

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2015

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2014

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2013

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2012

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2011

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2010

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2009

About KHFF

ALL ABOUT KHFF 

Launched in 2009 with a single evening program of local & touring short films, the Knoxville Horror Film Fest has grown into a four-night extravaganza of exciting features and unmissable short films, including special events like live podcasts, trivia sessions and  our annual Grindhouse Grind-out filmmaking competition. We’re proud to be not only East Tennessee’s longest-running film festival but also one of the Southeast’s premier annual genre film events.

 

After a decade of screening at local venues like the Pilot Light, Relix Variety Theatre, Scruffy City Hall and Regal Cinemas Downtown West 8, the KHFF crew in 2018 opened single-screen moviehouse Central Cinema, which now serves as the festival’s home base. Between our theater’s intimate 88-seat setting and high-profile festival screenings at larger venues like Downtown West and Maryville’s Parkway Drive-In, hundreds of horror fans from around the region enjoy KHFF’s offerings every October.

 

Despite its ever-growing scale, KHFF remains a DIY labor of love for the small crew that puts it on each year, and we like to think the result is a film festival clearly run by fans, for fans.

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