08.10 / 15:43
Halloween
Horror
IFI Horrorthon returns with spooktacular range of events and screenings
The Irish Film Institute’s annual IFI Horrorthon returns this October, delivering five days of spine-chilling thrills and events for horror enthusiasts. Running from Thursday, October 24, to Monday, October 28, at the IFI in Dublin, this year’s festival promises a terrifying mix of new horrors, cult classics, documentaries, and filmmaker discussions.
07.10 / 08:05
06.10 / 07:43
04.10 / 14:31
04.10 / 12:36
30.09 / 12:23
28.09 / 21:39
27.09 / 15:59
27.09 / 12:19
25.09 / 12:39
23.09 / 22:03
23.09 / 09:43
23.09 / 04:17
22.09 / 17:43
19.09 / 12:19
18.09 / 16:14
17.09 / 14:02
17.09 / 13:57
13.09 / 14:57
10.09 / 17:46
10.09 / 16:47
10.09 / 16:16
10.09 / 15:33
09.09 / 20:26
07.09 / 00:35
06.09 / 18:21
05.09 / 16:55
05.09 / 01:23
05.09 / 01:07
03.09 / 19:05
03.09 / 18:36
03.09 / 16:20
03.09 / 15:08
02.09 / 11:13
29.08 / 21:58
28.08 / 15:10
28.08 / 12:58
27.08 / 20:00
27.08 / 18:31
27.08 / 18:03
27.08 / 17:36
23.08 / 16:49
23.08 / 16:11
23.08 / 13:33
21.08 / 17:19
21.08 / 13:04
16.08 / 17:02
16.08 / 13:28
15.08 / 17:13
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