Audience quotes’ guide

One of the reasons why the BIFFF is a must-attend genre film festival is undoubtedly its unique atmosphere and, you have to admit, the boisterous enthusiasm of its incredible audience.

• Is this your very first BIFFF and you have no idea what I’m talking about?
• You’ve already attended, but you always felt like you were excluded from a very funny private joke because you kept wondering what the hell people were shouting about and, more importantly, why?
• You’ve never been able to remember anything that’s being said because you’ve always been too engrossed in this awesome movie you’re watching that’s literally changing your life?
• Are you tired of chanting all those words and phrases back and forth like a blind follower without knowing where they came from and your curiosity is finally getting the better of you?
• You are a BIFFF veteran and you’re simply dying to share your infinite knowledge on the subject but you’ve never had the opportunity to do so?

DON’T PANIC!

Here is “The Audience Quotes’ Guide to the BIFFF”!

(because “Stuff that people shout at the BIFFF” didn’t sound official enough)

It contains the must-know phrases, their history, and even pictures, and, thanks to this indispensable guide, you’ll be able to show off your amazing anecdotes at the bar with a Troll in your hand and, most importantly, you’ll never miss another opportunity to fully enjoy your next BIFFF.

We made the unforgivable mistake of forgetting your favorite phrase? Don’t hesitate to send us a message via the contact page, and we’ll be happy to update this page.

So, ready to become a BIFFF apprentice? WELCOME!

• "Sanglier." : Originated in Luxembourg? Very popular among posh Luxembourg students in the college city of Louvain la Neuve (to tell the truth, I don't know the exact origin and even less how to use it... so don't hesitate to tell us)
• " Baxter, méfiez-vous du chien qui pue! (ditto, any info is welcome!)
  Origin: movie Baxter (Beware of the Dog that Thinks) from 1989