Charleston Huntington, WV, October 3, 2026 — The second annual Deadhead Film Festival has concluded in St. Albans, providing a platform for independent horror cinema, local artisans, and emerging talent. The event, which marked its second year, focused on showcasing a variety of horror films produced by independent creators.

While specific dates for the festival were not provided, its occurrence in St. Albans highlights the city’s engagement with niche film communities. The festival’s programming included screenings of independent horror films, alongside an exhibition space for vendors offering related merchandise and crafts. A key aspect of the event was its dedication to featuring local creators, giving them an opportunity to present their work to an audience.

Details regarding the specific independent horror films screened, the names of the participating vendors, or the local creators featured were not made available in the summary. Information concerning the attendance numbers, the organizers of the festival, or any specific highlights from the film screenings or vendor offerings was also not provided. The event served as a gathering point for enthusiasts of the horror genre and supporters of independent artistic endeavors within the St. Albans area.


Story summarized from the original created by Khristian Kluever on www.wowktv.com, see more information here.

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