Link to Event photos and Winners' List
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Welcome to the
Golden Bloody Globes
Sunday, Oct 19, 4 PM, 2025
1534 Highland Ave, Hollywood, CA 90028
International annual event held in Los Angeles CA.
We screen local, national and international films.
Great networking for actors, filmmakers, and other artists. Meet filmmakers who created selected films in PERSON! Stay for the Q&A with film directors, and enjoy the Awards Ceremony, Red Carpet, and the After Party.

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1% of all ticket and festival merchandise sales go to Free Arts for Abused Children
www.freearts.org

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Schedule, Sun, Oct 19
3:30 PM Doors Open
4:00 PM Screenings FILMMAKERS IN PERSON!
The Canaries, Director Rikard J Rodin, 8:00
The Itch, Director Seren Lee, 16:01
Violet Light - Dahlia's New Friend, Director Jesse Terrell, 3:20
EVIL DINNER, Director Jose Murzia, 6:30
Pretty in Red, Director Ty Metcalfe, 26:00
5:15 PM Q&A with Filmmakers
5:40 PM Awards Ceremony
6:00 PM Networking / Red Carpet
7:00 PM Event Ends

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Tickets
All Film Screenings + Q&A with Filmmakers + Red Carpet +Awards Ceremony + After Party/Networking
Sun, Oct 19, from 4 PM until 7 PM. Doors open at 3:30 PM
$12 here online , $15 at the door.
Tickets are also available at FilmFreeway here and Eventbrite here
Please note we do not send paper or electronic tickets.
Show proof of your purchase (print, photo screenshot) when entering the building.
You'll get your pass inside the venue.

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Location (map)
Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory- LAPAC
1534 Highland Ave, Hollywood, CA 90028
(300 feet from the Dolby Theater- Home of the Oscars)

Suggested Parking (map)
6725 Sunset Blvd Garage - 250 spots. Please note festival do not validate parking

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Submit your Film, Video, Screenplay, Poster or Photography.
Is your next project ready? If "YES," submit it for the next festival edition via FilmFreeway at filmfreeway.com/GoldenBloodyGlobes

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Films we selected in the past with our sister film festival
Watch now! Amazon Prime and Tubi have it @ www.lacinefest.org/films

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Films we selected this year
We start screening at 4 PM on Sun, Oct 19

The Canaries FILMMAKERS IN PERSON!
Director Rikard J Rodin
Horror 8:00
Two investigators enter an abandoned apartment to uncover what happened to a missing team, only to find cryptic warnings and a mirror that distorts their sense of reality. As one of them becomes transfixed by his reflection, they realize something far more sinister may be lurking within.

The Itch
Director Seren Lee FILMMAKERS IN PERSON!
Thriller
16:01
As an amnesiac beauty falls for her mysterious host, she's haunted by visions of a sinister feminine specter. Romance and terror intertwining, she must uncover the connection between her fractured memories and the haunting apparition that threatens her newfound happiness.

Violet Light - Dahlia's New Friend
Director Jesse Terrell FILMMAKERS IN PERSON!
Horror/Mystery 3:20
There is something not quite right in The Violet Light. Dahlia plays with grand forces to give her self a gift. But what has she brought into this world?

EVIL DINNER
Director Jose Murzia
Thriller Comedy 6:30
On a Friday night, a young man immerses himself in his world of Heavy metal and excesses, relaxing at home. But everything changes when a mysterious shipment arrives at your door in the shape of an innocent pizza box. 

Pretty in Red
Director Ty Metcalfe FILMMAKERS IN PERSON!
Horror, 26:00
Years after the tragic loss of her mother, Linnea confronts her past demons as she returns to the campsite of her childhood memories. Joined by her partner and her best friend, they embark on an emotional journey of healing, resilience, and the hope of closure, unearthing the horrors that threaten to shatter Linnea's life once again.

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Screenplays we selected this year

Please note we do not read screenplays at the event.
You can read some of them, now, online. Click READ HERE when available.
Let us know if you like us to contact you with a writer.
Come to event and meet some of the writers in person and talk details about future collaboration.

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The Screecher READ HERE
Writer Lazar Karov
Feature Screenplay
Decebal Cornea direct descendant of Radu the younger brother of Vlad III Dracula, unknown to him, is racing against him to catch The Screecher before he does preventing him to build his army of bloodsuckers.

Bow House READ HERE
Writer Rebecca Dahm
Feature Screenplay
When Lee Aanjay loses her brilliant, magnetic wife Delilah, she retreats to a strange, half-finished estate Delilah secretly purchased upstate. But the Bow House is no ordinary house — and Delilah’s beloved vintage Chevelle isn’t just a car. As grief curdles into obsession, Lee discovers her wife’s presence lingers in uncanny ways. Haunted by memory, mourning, and something much older than herself, Lee must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice to hold onto love — or whether it’s already claimed her.

Zandaya
Writer CURTIS w HARRISON
Feature Horror
Zandaya thought she was free. The curse that had haunted her bloodline for centuries was finally broken, sealed beneath the earth where it could never rise again. The voices had faded, the shadows had retreated, and for the first time in her life, the weight of the past was no longer crushing her soul.

The Revenger
Writers Bill J Ochs, Mark C Bowen
Feature Screenplay
In a high school battleground of tormentors, Rachael becomes entangled in a wave of vicious attacks by a masked vigilante targeting bullies. Determined to end the cycle of violence, Rachael risks everything to unmask the attacker, but the truth she uncovers threatens to destroy any hope of a normal life.

48 Hours in Atoka
Writer Brad Heath
Feature Screenplay
A young reporter is dispatched from Dallas Texas to cover a two-day music festival in the small southeastern Oklahoma town of Atoka, when he learns local townsfolk have more on their minds than enjoying some music in the summer heat.

Shadows of Mary READ HERE
Writer Francis Erdman
Feature Screenplay
Haunted by the loss of his first love, a psychologically fractured man stalks a fading TV actress, convinced that destroying her will erase his pain—but when her fiercely protective bodyguard uncovers his obsession, a deadly game of cat and mouse begins, where only one will survive.

The Taxidermist READ HERE
Writer Onnoleigh Sweetman
Short Screenplay
In the pastel-colored town of Hammie, a flamboyant investigative journalist named Jewelz Justice uncovers the shocking truth behind a celebrated local taxidermist. Wilda Winterstorm, award-winning animal stuffer and town darling, hides a gruesome past as Patty Picklebaum—the infamous "puppy killer" of viral infamy. When Jewelz confronts her during a routine puff piece interview, Patty unravels, retelling the wild, drug-fueled events that led to the accidental death of her beloved Snuggle Puss and the chaotic spiral that followed.

Most of Patty’s unhinged odyssey unfolds in the neon-soaked underworld of Las Vegas, where a single pill described as “Sudafed for the soul”, launches her into a deranged, glitter fueled descent-featuring rave funerals, tarot readers, strip clubs, and a DJ named Dubstep Jesus. With each bizarre turn, Patty’s past spirals further from redemption as the line between grief and madness disappears.

"The Taxidermist" is a darkly comedic, horror satire that meshes surrealism, social commentary on cancel culture, and Karen’s with the sensational energy of a Las Vegas fever dream. It’s a twisted ride through trauma, taxidermy, and one woman’s very personal idea of justice with the unhinged energy of a midnight cult classic.

They Bring Hell
Writer Bernard Schaffer
Feature Screenplay
Two Federal Agents investigate cases of the paranormal, usually ending with them splattered with goo, but a darker evil awaits.

Hibernation READ HERE
Writer Mike Briock
Feature Screenplay
Undetected malicious alien DNA creeps further and further into a winter isolated town, infecting the residents, flora, fauna, and long dead with intensely horrific results. The terrified townspeople are trapped with no way out, and no way to communicate with the outside world. With no help coming they are completely on their own.

Misfortune Cookies
Writer Don Stroud
Feature Screenplay
After killing an elderly Chinese chef during a botched robbery, a desperate teenager and her redneck cohorts struggle to stay alive when the chef's spirit returns from the grave, brutally picking them off one-by-one with fortune cookie-themed deaths.

Dover
Writers Nathan D. Ludwig, Jonathan Straiton
Short Screenplay
After encountering something unexplainable in the woods with his cousin Elliot, young Trevor experiences horrific visions and suspects Elliot is no longer just a little kid.

Memoria
Writer D. Hunter Fein
Feature Screenplay
In the eerie isolation of the desert, a grieving man reconnects with his deceased wife through an AI app, Memoria. But as the lines between memory and reality blur, a new guest at his Airbnb becomes caught in a web of manipulation and terror.

TEDDY CUDDLES
Writer Christopher Outridge
Short Screenplay
When Jacob, an avid toy collector, purchases a rare 1985 original assembly line Teddy Cuddles Teddy Bear, he, his girlfriend and their roommates suffer the deadly consequences of the wise cracking, murderous Teddy Bear.

 Cajun Justice
Writer Mike Briock
Feature Screenplay
Revengeful Cajuns unleash their intensely horrific brand of justice against escaped convicts who chose them as victims.

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GRAND Prize sponsored by
Storrior Box

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Thank you Festival Judges

Summer Ren 
Ashraf Shishir 
Ariel Lavi 
Fanni Fragner 
Mireille Joseph 
Zara Lee 
Yancy Smith 
Mona E 
Rakesh Galebhe 
Yuexi Li 
Amy Philbert 
WenChun Cheng 
Robin Howe 
Brendan Oliver Bow 
Antonio Vigna 
Denis Zemtsov 
Alayne Meeks 
Bernie Garcia 
Jinghan Zhang 

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The Festival is organized by Mark Mos, Los Angeles-based Kodak Entertainment Imaging Awarded filmmaker and Film Premieres organizer. Mark has organized premieres such as Oscar's Awarded "Gladiator" (Russell Crowe), "Mission Impossible 2" (Tom Cruise), "Gone in 60 seconds" (Nicholas Cage, Angelina Jolie), "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" (Jim Carrey), and much more. Mark is also a filmmaker; he has a master's degree in TV and Film Production. His films were shown at film festivals in cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago or Salt Lake City, and also European countries.

Enjoy!
Mark Mos

BEST OF THE FESTIVAL The Itch

FILM CATEGORY
BEST STORY Pretty in Red
BEST CONCEPT Violet Light - Dahlia's New Friend
BEST DIRECTING The Canaries

SCREENPLAY CATEGORY
BEST SCREENPLAY The Screecher
BEST STORY The Taxidermist
BEST WRITING DUO The Revenger
BEST CONCEPT Bow House
BEST LOS ANGELES-BASED SCREENPLAY Hibernation
BEST WRITING Misfortune Cookies

1% of all photo sales go to Free Arts for Abused Children
www.freearts.org.

Event Photos
https://snapped4u.com/galleries/22909

Photos by Daniel
https://www.instagram.com/the_.rovers_lens/?hl=en

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