Join us for Ingmar Bergman's Hour of the Wolf. Inspired by elements of folklore, surrealism, opera, and the director's own dreams, this psychological work was selected by the British Film Institute as one of the 50 greatest films ever made. Make sure you leap at the opportunity to see this fascinating film on the big screen!

95-years-old has never looked so good! Don't miss this winning performance by the great June Squibb, in a fantastic story of intergenerational friendship, directed by Scarlett Johansson. 

Ethan Hawke and Andrew Scott are garnering awards buzz for this biopic about the legendary duo Lorenz & Hart. There is no doubt you will be "bewitched, bothered, and bewildered" by this lovely, romantic film. It may become your new "funny valentine" and you will indubitably leave the theater "with a song in your heart".

“A different type of superhero movie.” - Hollywood Reporter From Academy Award nominee and Peabody winner Kim A. Snyder, the new feature documentary The Librarians is a rallying cry for freedom to read. As book banning sweeps across the U.S. at an unprecedented rate, brave librarians emerge as first responders in the fight for democracy and our First Amendment Rights. Get tickets now.

Halloween meets a canine hero worth rooting for in this visually striking film, which defies conventions and easy categorization. Critics are saying that Indy gives the greatest performance by a dog in cinema's history. Are you brave enough to come see why?

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“A different type of superhero movie.” From Academy Award nominee and Peabody winner Kim A. Snyder, the new feature documentary The Librarians is a rallying cry for freedom to read. As book banning sweeps across the U.S. at an unprecedented rate, brave librarians emerge as first responders in the fight for democracy and our First Amendment Rights. Get tickets now.

Join us for a post-screening Q&A with Hunterdon Librarian Martha Hickson, who is featured in the film.

Be sure to stick around! The film concludes with a special, quick thank you from Hunterdon librarian Martha Hickson, one of the people featured in the documentary.

“A different type of superhero movie.” - @HollywoodReporter From Academy Award nominee and Peabody winner Kim A. Snyder, the new feature documentary The Librarians is a rallying cry for freedom to read. As book banning sweeps across the U.S. at an unprecedented rate, brave librarians emerge as first responders in the fight for democracy and our First Amendment Rights. Get tickets now.

Filmmaker Alex Hera brings a masterpiece of independent film to this year's LHFF. This is one you cannot miss. 

Stick around after the screening for a live Q&A.

Joseph Matheny, creator of the first alternate reality game (ARG), joins us virtually for a special presentation. Joseph will discuss his most famous work ‘Ong’s Hat’ and how it influenced both his own creative journey and the horror landscape at large.

Join us for talk with the director and executive producer after the screening.

Join our 2025 class of filmmakers as we reveal which projects were crowned the best by the judges across our six categories!

Part droning noise soundscape, part electric dance party, part improve -- musician Sam Stillwell brings an eclectic soundscape to the 1922 classic silent film "Haxan". 

NOSTALGIA PERSONIFIED IS COMING TO LHFF!

Join Danny Tamberelli and Michael C. Maronna of The Adventures of Pete and Pete on October 18th as they relive the awkward glory of their on-screen youth. Hosted by Jeremy Balon, the show will feature childhood commercials, TV scenes, deep-cut appearances the stars would probably rather forget, and maybe a few surprises—screened live for the LHFF audience. Part roast, part therapy session, and all hilarious. Join us for an unfiltered dive into what it was like growing up on camera in the ’90s.

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Last year 1289 Films shared a world exclusive preview cut of their found footage Mothman feature film with LHFF audiences and it became an instant hit. This year they're bringing us the final cut that is set to be distributed in the near future. Come see what's changed and what stayed the same at the premiere of the FINAL version of The Point Pleasant Tapes before it hits homes everywhere. 

For the first time in nearly 45 years this tour will start in Lambertville where some of our most haunted locations will be highlighted before heading into New Hope.

Come see 9 of the best genre short films this side of the Delaware. Filmmakers from around the world submitted to be a part of our “Heady Horror” short film category and you’ll get to watch the ones our judges deemed the cream of the crop. Films include Howl if You Love Me, Blood Money, My Friend Harvey, There’s Gold in Them Hills, Hitori (Alone), Sweet Child of Mine, The Resonance, Whole, and Demons Against Death Club.

Come see 9 of the best genre short films this side of the Delaware. Filmmakers from around the world submitted to be a part of our “Heady Horror” short film category and you’ll get to watch the ones our judges deemed the cream of the crop. Films include Howl if You Love Me, Blood Money, My Friend Harvey, There’s Gold in Them Hills, Hitori (Alone), Sweet Child of Mine, The Resonance, Whole, and Demons Against Death Club.

12-5 pm Walk through an exclusive horror gallery at 20 S Main St, New Hope, hosted by curator and owner of the brand new 'Nightmare in New Hope', Joe Gioconda. Joe is bringing an exclusive item, the screen-used jacket from Scream, to the gallery for this one day opportunity. Get up close and personal with iconic screen used props and outfits from classic and beloved horror franchises. You won't see this event anywhere but at this year's LHFF!

The annual Lambertville Halloween Film Festival opening party is going back to school this year with a 'Monster Homecoming' themed dance party. Ask your date early, put on your best costume, and get your tickets now! The night includes special guest MCs, Danny Tamberelli & Michael Maronna of The Adventures of Pete and Pete. Live Music w/ Danny's Band "Jounce", appetizers, drinks, tarot card readings, a photobooth, costume contest, silent auction, and of course dancing. “Concession” Food by D’Angelo Italian Market.

Join us for discussion after the film with Jamison Standridge.

Lambertville and our own Bill Jersey, are in the film! This is a staggering work that truly gives us an insight into the seeming chasms in America, that are actually bridged by love and emotion. Don't expect answers, but expect to be moved. Stay afterward for a discussion with Acme board member, Jamison Standridge.

Halloween meets a canine hero worth rooting for in this visually striking film, which defies conventions and easy categorization. Critics are saying that Indy gives the greatest performance by a dog in cinema's history. Are you brave enough to come see why?

Let's do the Time Warp again! The Rocky Horror Picture Show is one of the longest running theatrical releases of all time. Take a peek behind the curtains at this documentary (featuring interviews with everyone, including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon), which tracks the phenomenon from its inception, to the stage show, movie, and the legendary midnight screenings that cemented it as the cultural phenomenon we all love to this day.

95-years-old has never looked so good! Don't miss this winning performance by the great June Squibb, in a fantastic story of intergenerational friendship, directed by Scarlett Johansson. 

Jamison Standridge’s October selection is Ingmar Bergman's Hour of the Wolf. Inspired by elements of folklore, surrealism, opera, and the director's own dreams, this psychological work was selected by the British Film Institute as one of the 50 greatest films ever made. Make sure you leap at the opportunity to see this fascinating film on the big screen!

The film features intimate interviews with creator Richard O'Brien and stars including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon, delving into the show's groundbreaking themes of rebellion and individuality, its legendary midnight screenings, and the lasting legacy of the community it fostered for the queer community and others who felt marginalized.  

Starring New Hope native, Liz Larsen! This will be your next “go to” holiday film!

The film directed and written by Jay Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives At Home), emerged as the audience award winner for the Narrative Spotlight category at Southwest Film Festival.

The film features intimate interviews with creator Richard O'Brien and stars including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon, delving into the show's groundbreaking themes of rebellion and individuality, its legendary midnight screenings, and the lasting legacy of the community it fostered for the queer community and others who felt marginalized.  

Waltzing With Brando showcases Billy Zane’s brilliant Brando impersonation, lifting a light comedy with charm and wit.

Join us for a discussion with actress and New Hope native, Liz Larsen plus Reception!

The film directed and written by Jay Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives At Home), emerged as the audience award winner for the Narrative Spotlight category at Southwest film festival.