Horrors4You is an IMDb approved film, TV and script competition dedicated to the horror genre. With competitions running four times a year, a changing judge panel of film critics, actors and filmmakers working within the industry, we dedicate ourselves to awarding films based on their originality and creativity, whilst considering their budget restrictions.
Taking a page out of our previously successful enterprise - our sister company: TMBT Film Awards (The Monkey Bread Tree Film Awards), Horrors4You dedicates itself to considering production limitations as part of what allows us to judge your creativity and originality. In our opinion, an independent production shot for a shoestring bud/get should not need to compete with one produced on a larger independent budget for the best prize.
Our main competition is divided into the following budget specific awards: Best Scare (for productions made for less than $1,000), Best Biter (for productions made for more than $1,000, but less than $5,000), and - Best Killer (for productions made for more than $5,000).
For Webseries, we have a specific award again: The Longest Bite. This category is dedicated to reoccurring serialized materials of video format (not scripts).
When submitting your project, you are automatically entered into the ‘Other Categories’ competition, which include traditional film technique related areas - such as Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director etc. All films in these areas are judged on an equal level regardless of length or budget constraints. For a complete and up-to-date list of our categories, please visit our site.
The script competition for unproduced material is split into three categories: Best Scare, Best Script Technique, Best Micro Budget Script.
All selected participants within the main competition will be considered for the Best Scream Prizes (our Jury specific awards).
No films will be selected for our competition without a specific nomination.
For an extended review of your film or webseries, please enter Review Project. The reviews average around 300 words each. We are currently unable to provide reviews for unproduced scripts.
IMDb event - https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0028044/overview/
A detailed review of around 150 words in total will be written for the Jury winning film(s) on our website. All films entered into the competition will be considered for this award by the jury.
Laurels will be provided to all winning films of the main competition, as well as a 100 word (approx.) review on our site.
All nominated films, and 'Other Categories' winners, will receive at least a 10-word note about their projects and achievements.
All selected projects are nominated projects. Nomination laurels will be provided for nominated films. All laurels can be accessed on our site.
Only four scripts will be awarded in the script competition. There will be a maximum of five runners-up for this competition.
Production support will be offered to all winners of the Best Micro Budget Script.