Britain's horror festival season continues, with details announced for Sheffield's Celluloid Screams, which kicks off on Friday 21st October at 7pm, with an opening gala screening of Inbred, with several members of the cast and crew in attendance. The rest of the event is a mix of new movies and classic titles. The former group are represented by the likes of Helldriver on Friday evening, while the first night ends with Jose Larraz's classic Vampyres.

Sturday sees Richard Stanley's Dust Devil - prsented in the director's cut - along with horror comedy Some Guy Who Kills People, German giallo Masks, The Theatre Bizarre, Tomie: Unlimited and a late night show of Re-Animator.

The final day sees a screening of Halloween (the John Carpenter version), followed by Whisperer in Darkness, zombie film Harold's Going Stiff (with cast and crew Q&A), Argentinian shocker Cold Sweat, and things wind up with the Celluloid Screams Secret Film - previous movies in this slot have been Paranormal Activity and Amer, so entertainment levels could go either way!

Spread across the weekend is a short film programme, and additional attractions include an art exhibition, and stalls including FAB Press.

Festival Passes are now on sale, priced at £60 (£50 concessions) and individual tickets will be on sale soon. For ticket booking and venue information visit http://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/csfestivalpass. For more festival info, visit http://www.celluloidscreams.co.uk.