TADFF 2022: HERE FOR BLOOD Joelle Farrow & Tara Spencer-Nairn Interview
We talk to Here for Blood stars Joelle Farrow and Tara Spencer-Nairn about their heavyweight horror comedy closing out the 2022 Toronto After Dark Film Festival.
Toronto After Dark
Here For Blood Review: A Bloody Fun Toronto After Dark
Selected as the Closing Gala presentation for 2022, the Canadian horror-comedy feature directed by Daniel Turres is a wild ride, sure to have the Toronto After Dark audience laughing along as the body count piles up and blood rains down.
Shelf Pick: Nightshooters Trailer
It's gaffers versus gangsters in Nightshooters, a new martial arts actioner that pits an indie film crew against a brutal gang of criminals.
Shelf Pick: Werewolf
Adrian Panek’s gripping WWII-era horror-thriller, Werewolf, will haunt you long after the final credits.
Shelf Pick: Contracts Red Band Trailer
This week's Shelf Pick is Alex Chung's CONTRACTS, a fast-paced and hyper-violent action movie that features some incredibly inventive choreography.
Toronto After Dark Film Festival Postponed Until 2021
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Toronto After Dark Film Festival has postponed its 15th Edition by one year, to October 14-22, 2021.
Blood Machines’ Mind-melting Trailer Must Be Seen to Be Believed
Blood Machines is a neon-drenched love-letter to corny ‘80s sci-fi and horror B movies, backed by a scintillating Carpenter-esque score.
James vs. His Future Self Review
James vs. His Future Self is a sci-fi dramedy about a single-minded scientist who must outwit his future self to make the discovery of the century.
James vs. His Future Self Available to Stream in Canada on April 03
Jeremy LaLonde’s witty sci-fi dramedy, James vs. His Future Self, is available to stream in Canada on Friday, April 03rd.
Scared Stiff: 2020’s 5 Best Horror Movies So Far
That Shelf put together a list of the 5 best horror movies we've watched in 2020.
TADFF 2019: Come To Daddy Review
Director Ant Timpson’s debut feature Come To Daddy is a weird and wild ride, full of surprises and superb performances from stars Elijah Wood and Stephen McHattie.
TADFF 2019: The Assent Review
The less said about The Assent the better. While the film follows the standard exorcism execution, there’s enough here to offer a fresh look at the genre with some jump scares along the way.
TADFF 2019: Contracts Review
Alex Chung’s hyper-violent hitman movie, Contracts, misses its mark by a wide margin.
TADFF 2019: Paradise Hills Review
Paradise Hills tells a dark fantasy/sci-fi tale about a mysterious school that transforms rebellious young girls into compliant young women.
TADFF 2019: Making Monsters Review
Making Monsters, from co-directors Justin Harding and Rob Brunner, starts like so many slasher flicks that came before it – an unsuspecting couple venture to an isolated country home where a vicious killer stalks them – but that's where the movie swerves.
