Independent Film Society of Colorado Announces Three Nights of Horror Film Festival

Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 7, 2026 — The Independent Film Society of Colorado is set to host its “Three Nights of Horror Film Festival” in Colorado Springs. The event will take place at Ivywild School, a venue known for hosting various community and cultural gatherings in the city.

The festival aims to showcase a diverse selection of horror films, with a particular focus on a lineup that spans over eight decades of cinema history. This curation suggests an exploration of the genre’s evolution and its various subgenres, from early classics to more contemporary entries.

Specific details regarding the exact dates for the festival, the full list of films to be screened, and the scheduled times for each showing were not immediately available. Information regarding ticketing prices or how to purchase tickets also has not been released.

The Independent Film Society of Colorado is an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting independent cinema. Its initiatives often include film screenings, educational programs, and events designed to engage the local film community.

Ivywild School, the chosen venue, is a historic building that has been repurposed to serve as a hub for local events and businesses. Its unique architecture and atmosphere are expected to provide a distinctive setting for the horror film festival.

Further announcements regarding the festival’s program, schedule, and ticketing are anticipated from the Independent Film Society of Colorado.

Story summarized from the original created by April Borjon on gazette.com, see more information here.

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