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It was a small sign in Morgus’ laboratory above the Old City Ice House: “Fight Mental Health.” In its own way, this sign represents everything that is loved about Morgus the Magnificent and his assistant Chopsley, and even represents everything about this city’s personality in just three words.
Filmmaker Blayre Pichon talks about the process behind getting her project in New Orleans Film Festival.
Here’s what we think will help you get through the week.
With more than 220 screenings taking place around the city, and no expense spared during the nightly parties, it’s no wonder our fest was named one of the Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World. (In case you’re wondering — Atlanta? Not on the list.)
Vampires, witches, voodoo, curses — we literally have all the makings of the things that go bump in the night.
Take in a film at the New Orleans Film Festival or get your laugh on with Kevin Hart, or do both and take in a free screening of Beetlejuice at Broad Street Cider & Ale.
You’ve seen him in a movie before. You just don’t know his name, yet.
Start off Halloween season by letting everybody know that you ain’t afraid of no ghosts.
NOLA Horror Film Fest returns for an eighth year in a new, old space.
What should we show, y’all?