Are you a fan of J-Horror and K-horror? Don’t miss these two US Premieres, CHABAK from Korean filmmaker Inhyuk Hyoung, and LOVE WILL TEAR US APART from Japanese director Kenichi Ugana (VISITORS, GANGURO GALS RIOT, EXTRANEOUS MATTER). Plus, a selection of short horrors from around the world to whet your appetite for blood!
Part of the 8th Annual Portland Horror Film Festival™ taking place June 7-11th, screening in-person at the Hollywood Theatre and The Clinton Street Theater. With over 60 short and feature films from over 15 countries, including films by women, BIPOC, and queer directors, this is a diverse and inclusive lineup of the best independent horror films. Films are different at each show. Be sure to get a full festival pass if you want to see everything!
Go HERE to get the Full Festival pass including Sat/Sun shows at the Clinton Street Theater!
For the complete schedule and film information visit the festival website https://portlandhorrorfilmfestival.com/schedule
Short Films
Don’t miss this gore-licious lineup of short horror films from all over the world! It’s a smorgasbord of spooks and scares on the big screen! Q&A with attending filmmakers follows.
Feature: Chabak - The Night of Murder and Romance (KR)
On their first wedding anniversary, a couple ventures into the mountains for a romantic “Chabak” (car-camping) trip, but their idyllic getaway turns into a living nightmare when they unknowingly cross paths with a bloodthirsty psychopath. The couple must confront the truth before it’s too late.
VIEW THE TRAILER HERE
US Premiere
Feature: Love Will Tear Us Apart (JP)
Koki is bullied by other students at elementary school. Wakaba, who can’t stand it, protects Koki from the other students. Wakaba is also bullied at school, but then strange incidents start happening around her…
Directed by Kenichi Ugana (Visitors)
US Premiere
This ticket is for the IN Theater screening only.
*This is a horror film festival. While the films are unrated, some are the equivalent of an R rating and may include violence, sexuality, nudity, and gore. Minors should be accompanied by an adult.