Celebrate Halloween with this special horror-themed episode of  Timecode:NOLA, featuring a chilling mix of monsters, nightmares, slashers, experimental cinema, and filmmaker interviews. From haunted graveyards and blood-soaked horror trailers to visual poems and thought-provoking experimental films, this episode embraces the many forms independent horror can take.

Featured Films:

• Graveyard Diaries (Johnathan Taylor) – A young man’s life is forever changed after a terrifying encounter with a ghoul in a graveyard. 
• Southern Hunger (Trailer) (The Scarecrow Brothers) – Josh believes his life can’t get any worse until he’s thrust into a brutal, blood-soaked nightmare. Includes an interview with the filmmakers behind the feature.
• Stabbed in the Face (Interview) – Director Jason Metherne and lead actress Dana Kieferle discuss the making of their feature film and their love of classic slasher movies.
• New Mourning (Brian Eller) – A man’s nightmares begin to blur the line between dreams and reality.
• Lighthouse (Helen Cox) – An experimental visual poem exploring the energy and emotion carried through sound.
• Reality (Brandon Caston) – A poetic meditation on confronting life’s hardships through striking visual storytelling.
• Ladies (Meg Gauley) – Using archival footage and audio, this experimental short reflects on identity, memory, and the nature of womanhood.

Cold Open:

• The Tub (Randy Perez)

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