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A Feast on Fear Begins: The Buried Alive 2025 Festival Bumper
This year, Buried Alive invites you to the table for A Feast on Fear, a grotesque banquet where every film is a course of terror. From spine-tingling thrills to blood-soaked nightmares, we serve horror in its richest, most decadent form.
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A Night to Dismember: Sinema Challenge 2025 Launches with Chills, Cheers, and Community
From the moment the doors opened, filmmakers, creatives, and horror lovers were immersed in a night designed to spark collaboration and summon inspiration. The Sinema Challenge networking event brought together registered teams and fresh talent, actors, FX artists, editors, DPs,
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Buried Alive Film Festival and Seed & Spark Join Forces for Free 2025 Webinar Series Empowering Indie Filmmakers
Georgia’s premier horror and underground film festival, Buried Alive Film Festival (BAFF), is thrilled to announce a powerful new partnership with acclaimed filmmaker platform Seed&Spark to launch a free, four-part educational webinar series aimed at empowering independent filmmakers. The series
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Buried Alive Expands from Screams to Scripts: Celebrating Horror Films—and Now, Horror Screenplays
The Buried Alive Film Festival (BAFF), Georgia’s longest-running horror film festival, is set to return for its 18th annual celebration of genre-defying, spine-tingling cinema. Taking place November 6–9, 2025 at Atlanta’s iconic Plaza Theatre, this year’s event promises more thrills
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Buried Alive Film Festival Returns for Its 18th Year with a Killer Twist
The scream-worthy wait is almost over. Georgia’s longest-running horror film event, the Buried Alive Film Festival (BAFF), returns for its 18th annual celebration of the macabre, the monstrous, and the mind-blowing. Taking place November 6–9, 2025, at the iconic Plaza
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The Buried Alive 2025 Bumper is Underway
and we’re thrilled to give you a sneak peek into the twisted brilliance of our wildly talented cast and crew. The Buried Alive Film Festival team returned to set, for a blood-soaked, behind-the-scenes shoot of this year’s anticipated BAFF Bumper. Festival
With a terrifyingly large amount of content on the festival schedule, how does a horror fan make sense of Buried Alive’s madness? It doesn’t take a scientist like Dr. Frankenstein to dissect.
Fear Potion #9: Buried Alive Film Festival UnEarth’s World’s Best Horror to Atlanta. Nov 19th, 2014 “With a host of filmmakers in attendance, this year promises to be a glorious celebration of horror, further sealing Atlanta’s place as the horror capitol of the nation!”
The Fifth Annual Buried Alive Film Festival invaded Atlanta’s historic Plaza Theater, showcasing the best in international short and feature length independent horror films. Hosted by author and horror evangelist Phil Nutman, the festival boasted the southeastern premiere of Frank Hennenlotter’s “Herschell Gordon Lewis, The Godfather of Gore” documentary, as well as screenings of Terry Gilliam’s short, “The Legend of Hallowdega,” and Greg Nicotero’s “United Monster Talent Agency.”
Their mission is to promote true underground filmmaking in the Southeast and beyond, while providing the Atlanta area with the best independent horror has to offer.
A lot of film festivals though tend to show the same old thing despite their venue and location differences. However, in Atlanta, GA, there is a truly inspired festival called The Buried Alive Film Festival which is scheduled for November 12 & 13 at the historic Plaza Theater.
