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Local filmmakers bring spooky horror shorts to Reading Biscuit Factory

Emma Merchant by Emma Merchant
Friday, June 13, 2025 7:01 am
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A series of short horror films made by local filmmakers will be shown at Reading's Biscuit Factory on July 17. Picture: Alexander Krivitskiy via Unsplash

A series of short horror films made by local filmmakers will be shown at Reading's Biscuit Factory on July 17. Picture: Alexander Krivitskiy via Unsplash

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READING Biscuit Factory is set to chill the blood in the summer heat, with a selection of short horror films, including work from local filmmakers.

Curated by local award-winning writer-director Stephen Graves, I Scream: Short Horror Films for Summer Nights, features a diverse selection of short films by independent filmmakers.

“We are so happy to once again welcome back Stephen and his seasonal night of horrors,” said: James Ireland, assistant manager at Reading Biscuit Factory.

“It’s wonderful that we can continue to host these popular indie shorts.”

The line-up of nine short movies includes The Auteur, by local filmmaker Bethany White.

“I’m absolutely over the moon to have my short screened at Reading Biscuit Factory,” Bethany said.

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“I went away to study film in 2015 and when I moved back to Reading in 2023 I was so delighted to find that the film community was thriving, especially through a new independent cinema – with such a great name.”

“Short films are the lifeblood of independent cinema, providing a space where ideas can be tested and inventiveness pushed beyond the constraints of financial viability which is so often a barrier in features.

“To have a space for people to come together and share that passion and creativity, such as a screening like this, is something we should cherish and nourish.”

Also included in the line-up is short film, Eric, by writer-director David Yorke.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to be screening at Reading Biscuit Factory,” he said.

“Eric is a darkly playful short about a guy, a date, and her beloved dog who might not be quite what he seems.

“It means a lot to have it shown here – it was made with love, mischief, and maybe a little paranoia.”

I Scream brings together a wide variety of short films from across different horror genres.

“We’ve aimed to include a range of sub-genres so there’s something for every horror fan,” said curator Stephen Graves.

“I Scream has everything from found footage and sinister sci-fi to killer meditation apps – and one lethal Pomeranian.”

He added: “We’ve got more frights planned for later in the year, so stay tuned.”

I SCREAM: SHORT HORROR FILMS FOR SUMMER NIGHTS will screen at Reading Biscuit Factory on Thursday, July 17 at 7:30pm.

Tickets cost £8.99 for adults and £6.99 for concessions.

For tickets and information, visit: readingbiscuitfactory.co.uk

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