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List of Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival selections
This is a list of films shown at the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival (RIIHFF). The RIIHFF, described by ''Diabolique Magazine'' as "one of the top horror film festivals in the world", is the largest and longest-running horror film festival in New England.〔''The Independent Film & Video Monthly''. Vol. 29. New York: Foundation for Independent Video and Film, 2006. (pg. 53)〕〔"The Definitive 2006 Horror Convention Schedule". Rue Morgue. Issue #53 (January 2006)〕 A jury chooses the festival's official selections to highlight leading horror films from around the world and to draw the public's interest to the New England film industry.〔Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival (July 2001). "Competition and Awards". ''Brooks Pharmacy RIIFF’s Horror Film Festival, October 26–28, 2001''. Film-festival.org. ("A panel of jurists filmmakers and professionals in the varied fields of cinema will award cash prizes and trophies in the following: Best Short, Best Director, Best Feature, and RI Fest Audience Favorites.")〕
The festival typically receives hundreds of submissions each year, from which only a handful are chosen. The 2012 Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival selected 63 films out of 461 submissions from 20 countries.〔
Multiple films have made their U.S. or international premieres at the RIIHFF. In 2004, six festival entries made their U.S. premiere, and five made their world premiere. Other films premiering at the festival have included: ''Dark Remains'' (2005), ''Day X'' (2005), ''Pretty Dead Things'' (2006), ''Sea of Dust'' (2008), ''Chloe and Attie'' (2009), and ''Sudden Death!'' (2010).
A number of films are accepted into the festival as non-competition entries. In its early years, the RIIHFF screened formerly lost and restored films, most often silent films with live accompaniment, at the historic Columbus Theatre. These have included ''Tales of the Uncanny'' (1919), ''Der Golem'' (1920), ''Nosferatu'' (1922), and ''The Phantom of the Opera'' (1925). In 2010, the festival offered a special world premiere screening of a restored, high definition version of Roger Corman's ''The Fall of the House of Usher'' (1960). The festival has also showcased cult and foreign horror films. From 2003 to 2004, the festival featured the "Japanese Horror Film Showcase", from which Shunsuke Yamamoto's ''The Strange Killers'' won the Viola M. Marshall Audience Choice Award. The 2006 screening of ''Day of the Dead'' was attended by cast member Gary Howard Klar. In addition, exclusive film screenings have included ''All the Love You Cannes!'' and ''Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger Part IV'' in 2002, with director Lloyd Kaufman in attendance for the latter film, and ''Scream 4'' in 2011.
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