The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival takes place as a part of the Phoenix Film Festival. All of our award winners take home the coveted Copper Wing Award. Awards are given out in various Horror and Sci-Fi Categories as well as a special IHSFF Hall of Fame which recognizes an individual's contribution to the worlds of Horror and Sci-Fi cinema.
2024: Sheryl
2023: Mind Body Spirit
2022: CRABS!
2021: The Stairs
2020: To Your Last Death
2019: My Soul to Keep
2018: The Evil Within
2017: The Night Watchmen
2016: Night of Something Strange
2015: Blood Punch
2014: Billy Club
2013: Found.
2012: It’s In The Blood
2011: Absentia
2010: Rage
2009: XII
2008: Farmhouse
2007: Long Pigs
2006: Unrest
2005: The Dark Hours
2024: Wait For It
2023: Madame Hattori’s Izakaya
2022: #NOFILTER
2021: The Relic
2020: Asking for a Friend
2019: Zombied
2018: Fisher Cove
2017: Wandering Soul
2016: Night of the Slasher
2015: Dead Hearts
2014: The Carriage or Dracula and My Mother
2013: Killer Kart
2012: Brutal Relax
2011: Bugbaby
2010: The Furred Man
2009: Jack The Reaper
2008: Kirksdale
2007: Coming to Town
2006: Penny Dreadful
2005: Herbie!
2010: Ashes
2009: Neighbor
2008: Alien Raiders
2006: In Memorium
2005: The Dark Hours
2024: Tim Travers and the Time Travelers Paradox
2023: Once Upon A Time in the Future: 2121
2022: The Alternate
2021: 12 Months of Kai
2020: The Honeymoon Phase
2019: Last Sunrise
2018: Chimera
2017: The Open
2016: Parallel
2015: Clew
2014: S.O.S.: Save Our Skins
2013: Channeling
2012: Pig
2011: Triple Hit
2010: Everything’s Eventual
2009: Eyeborgs
2008: Ray Bradbury’s Chrysalis
2007: 11 Minutes Ago
2006: Firefly
2005: Experiment
2024: Lost in the Sky
2023: That’s Our Time
2022: Golem
2021: Fearfully Made
2020: Secret Space
2019: The Way the Future Was
2018: Noro
2017: Real Artists
2016: Helio
2015: Air
2014: The Developer
2013: White Room: 02B3
2012: Secret Identity
2011: Picture Show at the End of the World
2010: Cockpit: The Rule of Engagement
2009: SchizoFredric
2008: D-I-M, Deus in Machina
2007: EPICAC
2006: The Grandfather Paradox
2005: No Sanctuary
The International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization under the Phoenix Film Foundation and is a sibling of the Phoenix Film Festival, Phoenix Film Society, IFP/Phoenix, Peoria Film Fest, the Arizona Student Film Festival and the Phoenix Critics Circle.
The Phoenix Film Foundation is dedicated to promoting diversity and education in the arts, elevating underrepresented voices, and driving the growth of independent film in Arizona. Through film showcases and accessible educational initiatives, we cultivate a vibrant, inclusive cinematic community, utilizing it as a catalyst for personal growth, creative expression, and positive social change.
Phoenix Film Foundation
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Phoenix, AZ 85054
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