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FMASU's HorrorFest International Film Festival Returns From September 16th thru 19th - The Independent | Southern Utah's #1 Source for Arts, Events & Entertainment

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Home Community Features Culture FMASU’s HorrorFest International Film Festival Returns From September 16th thru 19th 2026 HORRORFEST INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL PREVIEW! If you’re a fan of horror films then brace yourself as The Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah (FMASU) celebrates the upcoming Halloween season early this year by way of the return of The HorrorFest International Film Festival.

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