Eugene, OR, October 25, 2026 —

The Eugene horror film contest is experiencing a revival, with a record number of entries after a period of uncertainty about whether it would continue, according to the information provided about the event.

The contest’s entry total, the years being compared and the dates of the current contest were not provided. The available information also does not identify the contest’s organizers, explain what contributed to the earlier uncertainty, or describe how the revival is being measured beyond the record number of submissions.

The increase in entries marks a change from the contest’s uncertain outlook, but details about the films, participants and program are not available. No information was provided about the contest’s location beyond its association with Eugene, or about screenings, awards or other planned activities.

The information does not specify whether the record refers to submissions in a single category or to total entries across the contest. It also does not give a previous entry count, making it impossible to determine the size of the increase from the details provided.

For now, the reported development is limited to two points: the contest had faced uncertainty about its future, and it has received a record number of entries as it experiences a revival. Further details about the contest’s timeline, organizers and entry figures were not included in the summary.


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