Chattanooga Film Festival 2025 showcases a series of horror films that toy with perspective — Moviejawn by Rachel Shatto, Staff Writer As the Chattanooga Film Festival 2025 reaches its midpoint, it has already screened a handful of films that use perspective in especially compelling ways

MJ's @rachelshatto.bsky.social shares a few flicks she has caught thus far @chattfilmfest.org. #ChattanoogaFilmFest is available to watch virtually now until June 28. #AbigailBeforeBeatrice #OldWounds #QueensOfTheDead #AlanAtNight

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma Cyber revenge meets comic-book chaos in Shane Brady’s Hacked—a riotous, Florida-soaked comedy that never stops swinging.

A hacked family unleashes wild revenge in Hacked, a comic-book-style Florida romp full of chaos, gags, and Chandler Riggs as the villain. #CFF2025 #HackedMovie #ComedyHorror #FestivalFavorite wix.to/VCQkfqB #ChattanoogaFilmFest #HackedFilm #ComedyReview

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: I Really Love My Husband A candid, sex-positive dramedy that explores modern love, desire, and the cost of curiosity with honesty and humor.

A honeymoon turns into a triangle of truth in I Really Love My Husband—a smart, sexy, and painfully honest dive into modern love. #CFF2025 #IRLMyHusband #IndieFilm #PolyDrama wix.to/B9EUf90 #ChattanoogaFilmFest #Love #Desire

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: Abigail Before Beatrice Abigail Before Beatrice is a haunting indie cult drama about identity, trauma, and rekindled bonds. Olivia Taylor Dudley leads a thoughtful, well-acted exploration of life after escape.

Cults, trauma, and lost love converge in Abigail Before Beatrice, a slow-burn drama marked by strong performances and emotional depth. #CFF2025 #IndieFilm #AbigailBeforeBeatrice wix.to/tZEPDMj #ChattanoogaFilmFest
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Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: Hot Spring Shark Attack A bathhouse shark rampage brings laughs, guts, and green screen mayhem—but stalls before the final bite.

Spa day turns shark buffet in Hot Springs Shark Attack, a gory, goofy Japanese horror-comedy that starts strong but drags late. In theaters July 11! #CFF2025 #HotSpringSharkAttack #OnsenShaku #SharkAttack #JapaneseHorror wix.to/jBmMQTH #ChattanoogaFilmFest

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: NoClip 2: Return to LunchChattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: NoClip 2: Return to Lunch LandLand NoClip 2 goes big on noise and nostalgia but forgets to bring the fun. A messy sequel stuck in cafeteria-core chaos.

NoClip 2: Return to LunchLand drowns in cafeteria chaos and glitch-core gimmicks. Ambitious but empty. Full review from #CFF2025. #NoClip2 #IndieFilm #LunchLand wix.to/qWky8eK #ChattanoogaFilmFest #FilmReview #Backrooms #Liminal

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick A rowdy road trip full of busted noses, sketchy hustles, and unexpected heart. A late-night comedy that earns its bruises.

Fights, laughs, and busted plans—The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is the rowdy, late-night bromedy you didn’t know you needed. #CFF2025 #VinceAndHick #IndieComedy wix.to/PaBZFtk #ChattanoogaFilmFest #Comedy #MovieReview

Chattanooga Film Fest 2025 Review: The Harbor Men Casey T. Malone’s The Harbor Men delivers moody visuals and existential musings, but lacks urgency or payoff.

Casey T. Malone’s The Harbor Men blends virus paranoia with grayscale existentialism—but leaves us stranded in the fog. Full review from #CFF2025. #TheHarborMen #IndieFilm wix.to/pjTZ2SC #ChattanoogaFilmFest #FilmReview

Chattanooga Film Festival 2025 raises the curtain on a bevy of intriguing and off-kilter films — Moviejawn by Rachel Shatto, Staff Writer The Chattanooga Film Festival returns for its 12th year with a program that’s shaping up to be its most intriguing and varied yet.

MJ’s @rachelshatto.bsky.social says, “Chattanooga Film Festival returns for its 12th year with a program that’s shaping up to be its most intriguing and varied yet.” Check out Rachel’s picks for this year’s @chattfilmfest.bsky.social kicking off June 20, in person and virtual! #chattanoogafilmfest

MovieJaw’s coverage of @chattfilmfest.bsky.social starts now! #ChattanoogaFilmFest kicks off June 20 until June 28, and is available to attend in person or virtually!

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