The Bram Stoker International Film Festival in Whitby is now in its 6th year and has quickly expanded into one of the biggest and most unique genre festivals in the country.
Originally devised as a means to show off Bram Stokers undeniable influence on horror cinema and literature the festival has grown into a celebration of all things dark and macabre.
This years festival now runs for 5 days, this years films include the UK premieres of "Bodom" (Hungary - 2014), "Insectula" (USA - 2014), "Treehouse" (USA - 2014), "Redwood Massacre" (UK - 2014), "Beautiful People" (Italy - 2014), "Ejecta" (Canada - 2014) and "The Last Will" (Japan - 2012).
Cult classics also being screened include "The Hunger" (UK - 1983). "Dagon" (Spain/USA 2001), "Jason and the Argonauts" (UK/USA 1963), "Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein" (USA - 1948) and "Dracula in Pakistan" (Pakistan - 1967),
For more information on these and the other films being shown and to book tickets, visit http://www.bramstokerfilmfestival.com
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