If you didn’t already know, horror films are a huge part of not only my life, but my wife Charlottes’s as well. We devour horror films. They fuel our life blood. We have subscriptions for “Fangoria”, “Rue Morgue”, and “Scream” – like to the actual printed magazines. We are constantly scouring different websites for ‘best of’ lists to make sure we have every touted horror film on our radar. This past year, the dreaded 2020, we watched a total of 171 films, 113 of which were horror. Of those 113 horror films, 60 were released in 2020. You read that correctly, there were 60 horror films actually released in a year where it felt like not a single film was released. And we didn’t even see all of them. But, by the beard of Zeus, we saw the majority of them, and I now present to your our 1st Annual Alex & Charlotte Horror Film Awards.
1st Annual Alex & Charlotte Horror Film Awards
Alex’s Awards
TOP 10
Amulet
She Dies Tomorrow
Spontaneous
Sputnik
Get Duked!
Deerskin
Swallow
The Platform
Furie (Get In)
After Midnight
Best Director: Amy Seimetz – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Runner up: Romola Garai – “Amulet”
Best Actor: Alec Secareanu – “Amulet”
Runner up: Jean Dujardin – “Deerskin”
Best Actress: Kate Lyn Sheil – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Runner up: Haley Bennett – “Swallow”
Best Supporting Actor: Stephen McHattie – “Come to Daddy”
Runner up: Will Forte – “Extra Ordinary”
Best Supporting Actress: Sarah Paulson – “Run”
Runner up: Finoa Shaw – “Kindred”
Best Original Screenplay: Romola Garai – “Amulet”
Runner up: Amy Seimetz – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Adapted Screenplay: Brian Duffield – “Spontaneous”
Runner up: Richard Stanley & Scarlett Amaris – “Color Out of Space”
Best Cinematography: Galo Olivares – “Gretel and Hansel”
Runner up: Michal Englert – “The Other Lamb”
Best Score: Janko Nilovic – “Deerskin”
Runner up: The Mondo Boys – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Production Design: Jeremy Reed – “Gretel and Hansel”
Runner up: Francesca Massariol – “Amulet”
Best Costume Design: Nancy McKenna – “Get Duked!”
Runner up: Isabelle Pannetier – “Deerskin”
Best Editing: Steve Edwards – “Spontaneous”
Runner up: Ninian Doff & Ross Hallard – “Get Duked!”
Best Makeup: “Gretel and Hansel”
Runner up: “Yummy”
Best SFX: “Yummmy”
Runner up: “Spontaneous”
Best VFX: “Sputnik”
Runner up: “The Platform”
Charlotte’s Awards
TOP 10
She Dies Tomorrow
The Platform
The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Amulet
Deerskin
Swallow
Spontaneous
Sputnik
Get Duked!
Furie (Get In)
Best Director: Amy Seimetz – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Runner up: Galder Gaztelu-Urruia – “The Platform”
Best Actor: Christopher Abbott – “Possessor”
Runner up: Jim Cummings – “The Wolf of Snow Hollow”
Best Actress: Haley Bennett – “Swallow”
Runner up: Kate Lyn Sheil – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Supporting Actor: Jack Lowden – “Kindred”
Runner up: Jeremy Allen White – “The Rental”
Best Supporting Actress: Jane Adams – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Runner up: Sarah Paulson – “Run”
Best Original Screenplay: David Desola & Pedro Rivera – “The Platform”
Runner up: Amy Seimetz – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Adapted Screenplay: Richard Stanley & Scarlett Amaris – “Color Out of Space”
Runner up: Brian Duffield – “Spontaneous”
Best Cinematography: Tristan Nyby – “The Dark and the Wicked”
Runner up: Jon D. Dominguez – “The Platform”
Best Score: Danny Bensi & Saunder Jurriaans – “The Lodge”
Runner up: The Mondo Boys – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Production Design: Jeremy Reed – “Gretel and Hansel”
Runner up: Azegine Urigoitia – “The Platform”
Best Costume Design: Leonie Prendegras – “Gretel and Hansel”
Runner up: Liene Dobrajua – “Swallow”
Best Editing: Ninian Doff & Ross Hallard – “Get Duked!”
Runner up: Kate Brokaw – “She Dies Tomorrow”
Best Makeup: “Bad Hair”
Runner up: “Yummy”
Best SFX: “After Midnight”
Runner up: “Yummy”
Best VFX: “The Invisible Man”
Runner up: “Sputnik”
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