The Chattanooga Film Festival 2023 returns in person and virtually for its tenth year, taking place June 23 through 29! The beloved festival will return to an in person event for the first time since 2019, from June 23 through 25, while still offering a virtual experience from June 23 through 29.

The Chattanooga Film Festival (CFF) will make its long-awaited return this summer from June 23 to 29. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the festival will return to the ground June 23 to 25. They’ll also still offer a virtual experience from June 23 to 29.

CFF was the first festival to use a virtual model in 2020. Since then, they have had two successful online events. While it will be live this year, it will not forgo the virtual aspect and will use a hybrid model.

The Chattanooga Film Festival (CFF) will make its long-awaited return this summer from June 23 – 29. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, after being named one of “The 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” by MovieMaker Magazine, the festival will return to the ground June 23 – 25, while still offering a virtual experience from June 23 – 29.

The Chattanooga Film Festival (CFF) will make its long awaited return this summer from June 23 - 29. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, after being named one of “The 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” by MovieMaker Magazine, the festival will return to the ground June 23 - 25, while still offering a virtual experience from June 23 - 29.

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Genre studio Welcome Villain Films have acquired their first feature Hunt Her, Kill Her, a survival horror that's been hit on the festival scene since premiering at Chattanooga Film Festival last year.

A new genre studio, Welcome Villain Films, have announced their first acquisition, the horror flick Hunt Her, Kill Her.

Cinedigm and Bloody Disgusting are back at it again with plans to release its visceral new horror film The Outwaters in theaters this February.

Horror films come in so many varied flavors — from the deadly serious to the silly and comedic, from monster movies to human terrors — and 2022 saw fantastic examples of every kind hit screens, both big and small.

To describe Breathing Happy as a beautiful film is a drastic understatement of the brilliance of Shane Brady’s poignant Christmas story.

Hard to believe that we're here, it's December already. Our attention has turned to the holidays and preparing for Christmas and New Years. When you're all spent and done after long day of shopping or partied out it's time to cozy up to Arrow's December lineup of films. 

EXCLUSIVE: Cinedigm has acquired North American rights to the addiction drama Breathing Happy. The film will stream exclusively on the Company’s platform Fandor from December 13.

Arrow Video has announced four new titles to join their collection on 4K UHD and Blu-Ray this December: Shawscope: Volume 2, The Leech (2022), Nightmare At Noon (1988) and Silent Running (1972).

Writer/Director/Actor Cate Jones and Producer/Actor Kassie Gann hop on the mic to share their film making experience after debuting their hilarious and wonderful indie feature Chicken House at Chattanooga Film Fest.

If you need a perfect holiday film to show your relatives that want something season: The Leech is the perfect anti-Hallmark movie, which debuted at the 2022 Chattanooga Film Festival to rave reviews.

The Outwaters took home the Jury Prize for Best Feature at the Unnamed Footage Festival, receiving rave reviews from Chattanooga Film Festival and more, placing it at the top of horror fans’ must-watch lists.

I had a blast talking with Joe Badon, co-writer and director of Blood of The Dinosaurs, a featured short film at both Chattanooga Film Fest and Fantastic Fest this year.

The film is enjoying a festival run and won the jury prize for best feature at the Unnamed Footage Festival. It was also appreciated at Panic Fest, The New Jersey Film Festival and the Chattanooga Film Festival.

The film, which received its US premiere at Chattanooga Film Festival where it won Best Debut Feature, sees Nathan, a recovering drug addict, begin to experience vivid nightmares of a woman rising from the sea.