A Night of Horror International Film Festival is back for its 15th year.

Held at Dendy Newtown in Sydney, the festival will present ten features and 31 short films, hailing from different corners of the world, including Australia, United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Lithuania, Brazil, Switzerland, France, Denmark, India, and New Zealand.

Opening night September 28 will see the world premiere of The Devil’s Work, the third instalment in Ursula Dabrowsky’s Demon Trilogy (Family Demons, Inner Demons).

Friday will see the screening of two feature films, Sydneysider Jack Dignan’s Puzzle Box and Marie Alice Wolfszahn’s Mother Superior.

On Saturday, the festival will host the Australian Shorts Gala, featuring nine films. It will also see the screening of four features, Sarah Tice’s DID I?; Gareth Carr and David Sullivan’s Saving Grace; Nicholas Tomnay’s What You Wish For, and Jonas Trukanas’s Pensive, a slasher flick screened in Lithuanian language with English subtitles.

The International Shorts Showcase will take place on the Sunday, followed in the afternoon by two feature films, The Coffee Table by Spanish director Caye Casa and Chris Cronin’s The Moor. Steven John Mihaljevich’s Violett will conclude the festival Sunday night.

Tickets: $15 – $25