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Sadly, we had to make a decision, along with our venue, to once again delay this year’s festival. However, we refuse to let this year’s festival die. Through careful consideration on projections and post holiday concerns, new dates have been selected for the festival. The 2022 Buried Alive Film Festival will be at the 7…
Author: Justin Harlan
Cast and Crew of DUYSTER Talk About Their Unique Found Footage Gem
Forgive the poor sound quality at times and the tilter way he sits and looks at the camera, as Justin is new to recording video interviews after years of exclusively recording audio podcasts. Thankfully, the cast and crew of Duyster was far most interesting and engaging than he. Here the writer and on of the…
Julian the Viking Returns, But Now He’s a Foodie Vlogger
Well, Julian didn’t actually go anywhere, but we figured that since he left our humble horror festival a few years back, you may have lost touch with what’s he’s been up to. The answer is… an awful lot. But, before we get there, let’s bring it back to BAFF 2018, when the Redhead English Viking…
INTERVIEW: Brian Lonano Has a Collection of Short Films on Arrow Player Out Now
This interview was conducted by our very own Justin Harlan for Cinapse in 2019 to promote Brian Lonano’s shorts collection on Arrow’s streaming service. Brian’s films and Brian himself are always mainstays at our annual festivals, from Sinema Challenge entries to world premieres. Brian Lonano is a filmmaker who makes low budget horror and comedy…
You Love It or Hate It, There’s No In Between: THE GOD INSIDE MY EAR at BAFF 2019
Following excerpt is from an article by Ismael AbduSalaam that originally appeared at the Beats, Boxing, and Mayhem in 2019. “You either loved this film or hated it, there’s no in between!” These were the words of William Tokarsky, who voiced the role of the toy gnome “Mr. Stuffy Bottoms” in Joe Badon’s surreal head…
Celebrating Indie Horror: Georgia State Signal Talks BAFF 2016
Following excerpt is from an article by Catrina Dygert that originally appeared at the Georgia State Signal in 2016. If you like to celebrate Halloween year-round, you won’t have to go farther than Little Five Points to get your next horror fix. With plenty of fake blood at the ready, Buried Alive Film Festival will…
The World of Macabre Comes to Atlanta: AJC Previews BAFF 2016
Following excerpt is from an article by Jon Waterhouse that originally appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2016. Blake Myers, director of the Atlanta-based Buried Alive Film Fest, has a heart that bleeds for horror flicks. The local independent filmmaker and scary movie aficionado has a reputation for whipping up fake blood by the gallons. His day…
Local Atlanta Artists Shine: Creative Loafing Digging the Buried Alive Film Festival
Following excerpt is from an article by Curt Holman that originally appeared on Creative Loafing in 2019. If you made a Venn diagram for local cult movie aficionados, special-effects artists, film historians, heavy metal musicians, gonzo animators, burlesque performers, haunted house regulars, and Goths, the Buried Alive Film Festival might be at its center. Held this year…
Watch It with a Crowd: Bloody Good Horror Reviews ANTRUM at BAFF 2019
Following review from Adam Douglas originally appeared on Bloody Good Horror in 2019. “Hell is paved with good intentions” – John Ray, cited as a proverb in 1670 We all know this classic aphorism and it proves true in Antrum, a delightfully cursed debut flick from co-writers and directors Michael Laicini and David Amito. The filmmaker duo announce…