Lights, Camera…Terror! 15th Annual Hot Springs Genre Film Fest Returns 

Great films from around the globe! 

The 15th Annual Hot Springs International Horror, Thriller, and Sci-Fi Film Festival will take place November 14-16 at Vapors Live in Hot Springs National Park. This exciting event celebrates genre films with a lineup of thrilling screenings, celebrity appearances, seminars, a vendor’s area, and more. 

Kicking off on Friday, November 14, the festival begins with a vampire-themed costume party featuring “Vampire Police” during their album release tour. The evening includes party prizes, a DJ, and midnight film previews. 

Doors open at 8 PM, with a $5 donation at the door or free entry with a festival pass (available via QR code – see the ad on the opposite page – or online). All proceeds benefit the Hot Springs Arts & Film Institute. 

Throughout the weekend, attendees can enjoy the newest great films from around the globe, a vendors’ area, and the Vapors’ exclusive 21+ lounge. Miss Molly Dunaway, former Miss Arkansas and currently Miss Worldwide, will host the Awards and will be on hand to greet attendees. 

Other celebrities in attendance include the King’s Guard from Marvel’s “Black Panther” movie and Tami Erin, who played Pippi Longstocking in the “New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.” With other celebrities scheduled to attend, you never know who you might meet. The festival promises unforgettable experiences for horror, thriller, and sci-fi fans of all ages. 

Join the fun at Vapors Live, 315 Park Ave, Hot Springs, for a celebration of cinema and community. For tickets and info, scan the QR code or visit FilmFreeway.com/HotSpringsHorrorFilmFestival. Don’t miss this unique film fest!  

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