Ashley Fester, a native of Edmonton, Alberta, pursued higher education at Concordia University in Montreal, where she earned a degree in Film Studies and World Religion. Subsequently, she relocated to Vancouver to embark on a career in the film industry, where she made a significant impact by creating the film "Celluloid Horror".
Notably, "Celluloid Horror" features Kier-La Janisse, a renowned horror critic and enthusiast, as well as the founder of the international film festival, Cinemuerte. The film boasts an impressive cast, starring the acclaimed actor Udo Kier.
Quentin Tarantino, a prominent filmmaker, has publicly expressed his admiration for Ashley Fester, stating that Kier-La Janisse is his favorite Canadian. This endorsement serves as a testament to Ashley's exceptional work and her ability to inspire others.
"Celluloid Horror" has achieved remarkable success, with sold-out crowds worldwide attending its screenings. The film has garnered numerous accolades, including the Audience Choice Award and Best Editing, a testament to Ashley's dedication to her craft.
