The second annual edition of the Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival (“PUFF”) will be playing host to the US premiere of Florian Habicht’s documentary Spookers later this month at the Proscenium Theater at the Drake in Center City Philadelphia.
Receiving high praise from critics around the globe, Spookers is an emotionally-driven and unique cinematic experience that fans of the haunt business and demented documentaries are sure to embrace. It follows one of the world’s largest and most successful family-run haunted attractions.
“Previously featured at such lauded international festivals such as Toronto’s Hot Docs International Documentary Festival as well as Poland’s New Horizons Film Festival, “Spookers” follows the eponymous New Zealand-based haunted attraction, infamously set at the defunct psychiatric institute, Kingseat Hospital. A family-run affair with a staff of dedicated and passionate performers who embody zombies, killer clowns, and murderous nurses with one-of-a-kind production value, this charming and occasionally surreal story delves into the minds behind this renowned horror hotspot.”
The Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival is proud to bring Spookers stateside for this exclusive theatrical engagement on Saturday, September 30th at 2:30 p.m.
Check out the trailer and festival poster below.
Badges for PUFF 2017 as well as individual tickets for all programmed films can be purchased via Film Freeway. For more information, including the full schedule and feature film trailers, please visit the official Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival website.
