Film Festivals in Los Angeles
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Get ready for the Golden Bloody Globes Film Festival —an epic in-person event celebrating the best in film! Dive into a thrilling screenings, cool vibes, and unforgettable moments. Whether you're a movie buff or just love a good time, this is the place to be. Don't miss out on the buzz, the glam, and the celebration of cinematic brilliance.

Meet actors, directors, producers, screenwriters who created films we are about to screen!
We selected a few screenplays. Meet talented Screenwriters as well!

All Filmmakers & Screenwriters in the House!
Do some Networking. Meet new people!
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WHEN: Sun, Oct 4, 2026, 11am (doors open at 10:30 am)
WHERE: Broadwater Theater, Main Stage, 1076 Lillian Way, Los Angeles, CA
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10:30 AM Doors Open
11:00 AM Filmmakers & Writers Introduction
11:10 AM Film Screenings
12:15 PM Awards Presentation
12:30 PM Photos
1:00 PM Meet & Mingle.
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Be inspired. Have fun!


Tickets
Film Screenings + Awards Presentation + Photos + Meet & Mingle.
$7 here, $12 doors


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What to expect? 
1. Guest greetings
Tell us who you are! Are we screening your film? Are you a screenwriter? Or maybe you purchased tickets and are checking in.

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2. Filmmakers & Writers Introduction.
Meet filmmakers and writers nominated for the BEST OF THE FESTIVAL AWARD!
We ask all filmmakers and screenwriters to come on stage and introduce themselves. No worries—no long speeches. Just the title of the work, one or two sentences about it, and that’s it.

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3. Film Screenings. Official Selection.
VOTE for the best film after the screening!

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4. Awards Presentation.
After the screenings, we give out diplomas and a trophy for Best of the Festival.

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5. Photos
Let’s take some photos at the backdrop.

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6. Meet & Mingle.
Now it’s time for networking. Let’s talk about the films we just screened, ask technical questions, and make new connections.

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Films we selected this year
All films are nominated for the BEST OF THE FESTIVAL!
Meet filmmakers who created these films, before and after the screenings!
Attend the festival and vote for your favorite work!

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Are You Real?, Director Aaron Alexander Bergen
After a late-night FaceTime, a young man begins to suspect his girlfriend may have been dead for a week.

The Man From The Train, Director Harvey Ray Gilman
Loosely based on the exploits of suspected axe murderer Henry lee Moore.

END, Directors Brian Alexander, Nikki Durbin
A man alone in a room is confronted with a decision, with only a notepad, an old radio, and a button marked with a single word. END.

Hungerstruck, Director Alicia Victoria Santos
When an influencer starved for fame finds the role of a Cannibal killer, she documents her audition process through vlogs, determined to prove to her loyal audience she'll go as far and as method as possible to keep them watching.

Don't Turn Around (Book of Rae), Directors Vanessa Rae Tarver, Mercedes Stafford
Two friends have their watch party interrupted by a mysterious emergency broadcast.

Ghost in the Shed, Director Tane Uribarren
After the tragic death of her father and in an attempt to start over, Abigail and her mother move to a new neighborhood. Unbeknownst to them, Duncan, a Ghost from the 1920's inhabits their backyard shed. After an initial shock, Abigail and Duncan form an unlikely bond that helps them both overcome their own obstacles in life, and death.

Jokers Wild, Director Aaron William Bennett
The Joker (David Howard Thornton, "Terrifier") has captured Robin and after two days of awful torture his revenge plays out in front of a helpless Batman. Inspired by the 1988 DC comic "A Death In The Family"—with a horrific twist.


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Stage Plays and Screenplays we selected this year
All screenplays are nominated for the BEST OF THE FESTIVAL- SCREENPLAY CATEGORY!
Meet writers who created these scripts!


Catholic Schoolgirls VS Inbreeds, Writer Todd Anthony Nunes
In 1972, deep in the Appalachian wilderness, a bus carrying Catholic schoolgirls and their nun chaperone, Sister Lucy, is lost and stranded in the foreboding woods of West Virginia. The travelers are cut off from civilization, isolated in hostile terrain. The forest harbors dark secrets, and they are not alone.

Cordial village, Writer Taylor Lawrence
Two stoners move to a gated community to start a new life. Unfortunately for them its demented hellscape where something simple like having your grass too long results in a ritualistic death while a crowd of smiling faces watches eagerly. Cordial Village...welcome home.

Theater 8, Writer John P Martinez
Set in the early 1990s, during the height of the “Satanic Panic,” a long-estranged daughter returns to her hometown to collect her inheritance — and uncover the truth behind her mother’s mysterious reasons for abandoning her

Hellskate, Writer Dylan Russ
When a loser skate punk sells her soul to a demonic force, she realizes the skateboard’s appetite for destruction is greater than her own.

1 New Follower, Writers Craig Bettendorf, Kai Morgan
When a twisted murderer begins targeting internet influencers, their quest for fame becomes a desperate struggle for survival in a world where every post could be their last.

Titanic Failure, Writer Matthew S Mason
70's rock band, Titanic Failure, sets out to write and record their third studio album at a remote estate located in mountains, only to find out the estate is cursed by a mysterious spirit, the Temptress.

Bleed Over, Writer Daniel Phillips
When a Pennsylvania family finds themselves plagued by otherworldly forces that defy explanation, they must band
together with their community to try and defeat the mysterious evil that threatens their home.

A Guest of the Count, Writer Andrew Montiveo
On Walpurgis Night, English solicitor Jonathan Harker ignores local warnings and ventures down a forbidden mountain path into the ruins of a deserted village.

Sanguis Septem, Writer Caprice Castano
When seven women are found dead in ritualistic formation, a detective arrives in a small town where grieving husbands share an uncanny unity. Beneath their respectable facades, the husbands are bound by something darker than grief. The investigation unfolds exactly as it should.

Vampire Crossroads, Writer Serge V Yarovoi
Vampire Crossroads unfolds through two intertwined stories recounted by the Marquis d’Urfé and the Duchess de Gramont to a gathering of aristocrats.

Happy Tavern, Writer Matt Gsell
During a violent attack after closing down the struggling bar that they work at, two women, Liz and Laura, kill the assailant. They hide the body and the next day realize that they have never felt more alive. They decide to continue to with their newfound thrill of killing.

Unholy, Submitter Shamsi Alilova
In Georgetown, Delaware, college students Darren and KC film a vlog exploring mysterious places. Near an old chapel, they accidentally capture Nathan Brunt — a well-known respected pastor — passionately kissing a young woman, Andrea, whom he believes to be 22.

CLOSING SEASON, Writer Colin Jan Czarnecki
CLOSING SEASON is a slasher feature in the vein of Scream and Thanksgiving, blending suspense, dark humour, and inventive kills.

Saturday Night Slaughter, Writer Michael Hansen
Saturday Night Slaughter follows a group of friends who reunite at the local spooky festival, decades after a disco era massacre committed by the mysterious killer known as Dr. Funkenstein. As the music and memories return, so does the bloodshed.

Scream, Beauty Queen, Scream!!, Writer Nick Kloppenberg
In the counterculture and upheaval of norms of the 1960s, a young, blossom of a girl attends her first beauty pageant at an archaic but stately hotel. But in its shadows and hidden corridors, a dark figure lurks with plans to bring it all to a crushing, bloody end.

Out of Time, Writer Tane Lorenia Uribarren
Diagnosed with a terminal brain disease right before Christmas, an ambitious young woman retreats with her estranged family to an isolated coastal town to make things right, where eerie messages from her dead father warn that the troubled local musician she’s growing close to may be the last mistake she ever makes.



We support a Good Cause!
Each year, 1% of all ticket sales go to
Free Arts for Abused Children www.freearts.org

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Festival Location
Broadwater Theater
92 cinema seats, cinematic screen.
1078 Lillian Way Los Angeles, CA

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Suggested Parking
Television Center
6311 Romaine St, Los Angeles, CA 90038
or street parking
Please note festival do not validate parking.

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Submit your FILM, VIDEO
or SCRIPT

or other art for the next festival edition via FilmFreeway

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Comedies we selected in the past
Watch on Amazon Prime Video, FREE on Tubi, and other channels!
Full list at www.LAcinefest.org/films

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The Festival is organized by Mark Mos
Mark is a 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.



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