Phoenix FearCON 2014

The Phoenix FearCON VI November 1st and 2nd 2014 at the Fear Farm 99th Avenue and McDowell Phoenix Arizona FearCON is Arizona's largest independent horror event - feeding the fear since 2006 Taking place in November, it's a mashup of a independent horror film festival, mixed in with sideline entertainment, celebrity guests signing autographs and taking pics with fans, panel discussions with film makers, film distribution companies,flashmobs, Department of Zombie Defense military exercises, Caskets and Hearses on display, workshops with Special FX artists, Zombie choreographers, Zombie Runway Fashion shows, live musical entertainers, freak show artists, vendors of every kind of horror themed item on the planet..... shall I go on? FearCON is a wonderous, awesome event. The FearCON is an independent Horror Film Festival and Convention focused on the independent film maker, who has little hope of having their work seen and possibly even marketed by a film company. All our film winners are offered an international and domestic distribution contract by our Film Sponsor FearCON originally started out in 2006 as the Phoenix Fear Film Festival, showcasing local and international independent horror films from a small art gallery. We have since grown several times, from a small art gallery to a large theater and have been a vanguard event, dedicated to strengthening the general understanding of the Horror genre film culture by providing audiences independent, cutting‐edge, original films - and authentic representations of Horror. Through time, the festival has evolved to include a wider variety of horror genres for audiences to enjoy, all of which portray a different aspect of this genre of film making, along with an atmosphere dedicated to the horror movie fan, including special musical presentations, special effects demonstrations, panel discussions, Q&A with cast and crew, fashion shows and more. To reflect these changes and highlight the festival’s evolution, the name of the festival has been changed to “Phoenix FearCON” The 2014 Phoenix FearCON VI Film Festival will provide a significant opportunity for audiences to come and see what independent Horror is all about from different perspectives and reflect. Cinema is a bridge that connects us all. The committee members and volunteers have a passion and energy dedicated to this event. Tickets and information may be found at the FearCON website http://www.phoenixfearcon.com