Death Of A Vlogger + Q&a With Director (2019)
Films

Death Of A Vlogger + Q&a With Director (2019)

Death of a Vlogger is a chilling Scottish horror mockumentary that explores the blurred lines between online fame and supernatural terror.

When struggling content creator Graham captures what appears to be evidence of a haunting during a livestream, his video goes viral, bringing him the attention and popularity he has long craved.

As Graham investigates the increasingly strange events surrounding him, questions begin to emerge about what is real and what has been staged for views. Told through a clever mix of found footage, interviews and online videos, the film draws audiences into an unsettling mystery where truth, deception and obsession become impossible to separate.

Written, directed by and starring Glasgow filmmaker Graham Hughes, Death of a Vlogger combines psychological horror with a sharp commentary on internet culture and the pursuit of online fame, creating a unique and atmospheric Scottish thriller.

Following the screening, join Graham Hughes for a special Q&A discussing the making of the film, its innovative production approach, and the challenges of creating an award-winning independent horror feature.

Rating: 15

Supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, awarding funding on behalf of Screen Scotland and the BFI National Lottery.

Event Details

Price £6.50
Date Thursday 29 October
Time 7:00pm
Duration 99 mins
Venue Lochgelly Centre
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Times and tickets

Thursday 29 October 2026
7:00pm
Lochgelly Centre

Your Visit

Lochgelly Centre
Bank Street
Lochgelly KY5 9RD

01592 583303

boxoffice.lochgellyc@onfife.com

Monday 9am – 9pm
Tuesday 9am – 9pm
Wednesday 9am – 9pm
Thursday 9am – 9pm
Friday 9am – 9pm
Saturday 9am – 2pm

Box office also open 1 hour before performances.

Located on Bank Street, Lochgelly.

Parking: Shared with health centre next door. Blue Badge spaces available. Spaces in nearby streets.

Flat approach with revolving door and automatic door. Accessible theatre entrance to Row A (step-free). Stairs to all other rows. No hearing support currently. No Changing Places facility.

Guide and assistance dogs welcome.

Lochgelly Centre

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