Next month, at the Wexner Center for the Arts, at the Ohio State University, will be holding an International Horror Film Festival showcasing films from around the world, from Italy to Japan to France and more. It’s one of those times when I wished to be retired and wealthy, only to be able to travel around attending these different festivals! They have a great lineup here with some truly amazing examples of the horror genre, but also incredible pieces of cinema as well. The festival runs from July 10th through Aug. 14th. Most of them are single screenings, but there are a couple of nights where there is a double feature. Below is the list of films playing:

• Black Sunday (1960) – Director Mario Bava (Italy) on July 10th at 7pm
• Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971) – Director Roy Ward Baker (UK) on July 12th at 7pm, followed by Baby’s Blood (1990) – Director Alain Robak (France) at 8:50pm
• J.A. Bayona’s The Orphanage (2007) – Director J.A. Bayona (Spain/Mexico) on July 17th at 7pm
• The Bloody Lady (1980) – Director Viktor Kubal (Slovakia) on July 19th at 7pm, followed by The Wolf House (2018) – Directed by Slovakia and Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña (Chili) at 8:30pm
• Hour of the Wolf (1968) – Director Ingmar Bergman (Sweden) at 7pm
• Pulse (2001) – Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Japan) on July 31st at 7pm
• The Innocents (1961) – Director Jack Clayton (UK) on Aug. 7th at 7pm
• Trouble Every Day (2001) – Director Claire Denis (France) on Aug. 14th at 7pm

For all the information about this event, and the Wexner Center in general, just click HERE.