
The UK’s best, brightest, and largest independent international thriller, fantasy, and horror film festival has three major events each year in London and Glasgow.
The digital version of the 2024 Pigeon Shine FrightFest Festival guide is ready. Its 92 pages are packed with information, articles, and film listings. Click the link below to read.

FrightFest was conceived by Paul McEvoy, Ian Rattray and Alan Jones, staging its first event in 2000 at the Prince Charles Cinema in central London. Its August Bank Holiday weekend date has remained a fixture ever since. Greg Day, their long-serving PR man, joined the company as a co-director in 2006.

Pigeon Shrine FrightFest, the UK’s No.1 horror & fantasy film festival 2024 line up has been released. Running from Thursday August 22 to Monday 26 August, Pigeon Shrine FrightFest will showcase sixty-nine features from across the world. Full details can be found on the link below.

Full festival and day passes for the 2024 Pigeon Shrine FrightFest will be on sale from noon on the 13th of July. Single film tickets from noon on the 20th of July. Tickets are priced from £14.99 with day passes starting at £39 and passes at £225. Full details can be found on the link below.