FRIGHTFEST IS HEADING BACK TO GLASGOW
With Glasgow FrightFest getting closer, there could not be a better time to fully delve into the packed line-up of films, documentaries and shorts with the help of the Pigeon Shrine FrightFest Glasgow digital guide. As well as full details of all the films, you can also find interviews and features with the talent involved not only in the line-up but also key figures behind FrightFest and the Glasgow Film Festival themselves.
If, for whatever reason, you are still on the fence about purchasing tickets, then a quick flick through the guide may just convince you to buy one of the few remaining tickets that are still available. Events kick off on Thursday, 6th March, running through to Saturday, 8th March.
Gore in the Store will also be in attendance, so stay tuned for news, reviews, and interviews from FrightFest Glasgow 2025—written by fans, for fans—coming soon!
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