It’s hard to come up with a new take on the vampire film. So much of the lore has been established, it’s easy to fall back...
I’ve been a fan of Justin McConnell‘s since stumbling upon his debut feature The Collapsed during the Canadian theatrical release in Toronto. From that slice of the...
There are so many films in Japan that concern children killing their classmates that they are practically their own subgenre. Having only seen a few of...
There’s something tempting about the idea of a better, idealized version of yourself. As a society we’re repeatedly told that we should strive for more, look...
It’s not hyperbole to suggest that 2016 has been a banner year for horror films (Bloody Disgusting has said this a few times) and the Toronto...
The main reason that I was excited to check out In a Valley of Violence is its director: Ti West. I’m not a super fan, but...
The logline for Cody Calahan’s (Antisocial) latest feature is a tad misleading: taken at face value, it reads as though Let Her Out’s lead character Helen...
After several years of boring and manipulative plotting on The Walking Dead and lazy, inept copycats, the zombie subgenre has felt tired for quite some time. If Train To Busan proves...
If you thought that you had the worst family relationship in existence, your clearly haven’t seen Trash Fire. Let’s bitch it out… It’s clear that writer /...
If Train To Busan is one of the most innovative entries in the zombie sub genre in the last few years, then films like The Girl...
I know that it’s not a favorite of a lot of people, but I absolutely love John Carpenter’s Prince Of Darkness. Not because Alice Cooper is...
In a world where a ridiculous quantity of excessively long and criminally shallow films are released every summer (usually with some involvement by Michael Bay), it’s...
Someday I’d love to go to Toronto After Dark Film Festival, but if you’ve got a film to enter – you just might beat me to...
It’s the opening night of Toronto After Dark Film Festival and I’m standing in the pass-holder line, which stretches down the street and all the way...
Toronto After Dark Film Festival is thrilled to officially unveil its final wave of eleven exciting film announcements for 2012! Included in the lineup are some...
Toronto After Dark Film Festival is thrilled to officially unveil its first wave of exciting film announcements for 2012! Included in the lineup are some of...
Toronto After Dark‘s Summer Screenings are Here! See Cuba’s first zombie film Juan of the Dead, and the Sundance hit V/H/S! “Toronto After Dark, the popular...
Promised chills, is the focus of tonight’s double bill. Hell, we even got official Toronto After Dark diapers with a ratings system attached to it. Both...
The turnout for the earlier screenings on Day 4 of Toronto After Dark was quite impressive. Today’s line-up is packed with more low-key, potential hidden gems...
I’ve been really looking forward to today’s line-up. Considering how strong the shorts have been to this point, anticipation was high for this afternoon’s Shorts After...
Crowds continue to come out in droves on day 2 of The Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Exit Humanity is yet another sell out for the...
While I’ve attended a film or two at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival, this will be the first time where I will be getting the...
A quick announcement for any filmmakers out there: Toronto After Dark Film Festival, one of the world’s leading showcases of new horror, sci-fi, action and cult...
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