Opening with Abner Pastoll's Nervous and closing with Marion Le Corroller’s dizzying début Species, this year's Frightfest has a line-up full of fabulous treats for genre fans. We're just adding details now so don't forget to check back for more.

The festival runs from 27 to 31 August.

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Colony
Colony
A biotechnology professor is among those trapped at a biotech conference after a rapidly mutating virus is released.
Trauma Or, Monsters All
Trauma Or, Monsters All
An aspiring author gets more than she bargained for when she writes an article for the local paper about her small town’s dark history, prompting unwanted speculation on what monsters may lie within.
Bowels Of Hell
Bowels Of Hell
A mother battling trauma faces a surreal nightmare when toilets mysteriously transform into killer beings, forcing her to confront both her personal demons and these bizarre supernatural threats.
Seoul Station
Seoul Station
A man sleeping rough at Seoul Station is the catalyst for a zombie apocalypse.
Train To Busan
Train To Busan
A train journey is complicated by the presence of the living dead.

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