Experience the Thrills and Chills of the Ozarks’ Scariest Film Fest
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The Nightmare in the Ozarks Film Festival will take place in Eureka Springs, a town recognized for its haunted history. The festival aims to celebrate the horror genre, presenting a range of films, including classics, thrillers, and horror-themed science fiction.
The event will be held at the historic City Auditorium, which boasts a 26-foot screen and nearly 1,000 seating capacity, allowing attendees to enjoy the films in a fitting atmosphere. The festival highlights the community’s unique character while providing a platform for horror enthusiasts to engage with the genre.
The Deets:
Dates & Times:
- October 24th to 26th, 2024
Tickets: $20 – $30
Location:
36 S Main St, Eureka Springs, AR 72632, United States
What to Expect:
- Curated Film Selection: Discover a wide range of horror films from edge-of-your-seat thrillers to dark fantasy and sci-fi.
- Ghostly Inspiration: Participate in guided tours that delve into Eureka Springs’ chilling true stories and haunted locations.
- Zombie Crawl Connection: Enjoy the festivities of the Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl, adding an undead twist to your film festival experience.
Important Info:
Submit your films on Film Freeway: Film Freeway Submission
The Nightmare in the Ozarks Film Festival invites horror enthusiasts and filmmakers to converge in Eureka Springs—get ready to explore the dark corners of horror in a town famous for its ghostly history!
Sponsored in part by the Eureka Springs CAPC.
The Films:
Visit their website for a wide array of films here.
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