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Telluride Horror Show: A 'Family Reunion' for Horror Fans
20 Oct
Summary
- Filmmaker Ernest Dickerson hosted a screening of Demon Knight.
- A trivia competition with FANGORIA swag was held at the fest.
- The festival celebrated its 17th year with a joyful atmosphere.
The 17th annual Telluride Horror Show 2026 culminated in a triumphant final day, marked by light rain and thrilling cinematic experiences. Founder Ted Wilson invited the author to host a screening and Q&A, featuring filmmaker Ernest Dickerson and his cult classic "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight." Dickerson and his wife, Rose Geddes, enjoyed their time in Telluride, mingling with other guests like authors Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes.
This year's festival highlighted FANGORIA's presence with a trivia competition hosted by Brian W. Collins, awarding prizes to dedicated fans. Attendees enjoyed repeat viewings of popular films and new premieres, including Maya Annik Bedward's "Black Zombie" and Zachary Wigon's "Victorian Psycho."
The festival concluded with a party at the Last Dollar Saloon, offering a chance for everyone to connect. The Telluride Horror Show's enduring success is attributed to its stunning mountain location, exemplary programming, and, most importantly, the strong sense of community and shared passion for horror among its staff, guests, and attendees, creating an atmosphere akin to a family reunion.
