The first-ever Kathmandu Horror Film Festival (KHFF) wrapped up in grand style at the Russian Cultural Center, Kamalpokhari, on Sunday evening, after three days of spine-chilling screenings and powerful storytelling that brought together filmmakers and audiences from across the world.

Organized by the Nepal Film & Cultural Academy, the festival showcased horror cinema as both an art form and cultural expression. 

Featuring 25 films from 15 countries, the event marked a defining moment for Nepal’s evolving cinematic scene.

The Vice President of the Academy, Shiv Puri, stated that the purpose of using film as a medium is to connect culture, messages, and creativity. He also mentioned that this festival has opened the door toward achieving that goal.