In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Toronto After Dark, I will be revisiting one film from each year of the festival. Please be aware that these discussions may include SPOILERS. The fifth year of Toronto After Dark was one of its biggest, with the line-up including films such as The Human Centipede, I Spit on Your Grave, High […]
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We are just one week away of tenth annual edition of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival. I have hope you have been enjoying my posts revisiting films from the festival’s history, which will continue right up until the start of the festival on October 15. Now, it is time for me to go through
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Toronto After Dark, I will be revisiting one film from each year of the festival. Please be aware that these discussions may include SPOILERS. We have now reached the year where I personally began to attend Toronto After Dark, which was the first of two years where the festival moved from
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Toronto After Dark, I will be revisiting one film from each year of the festival. Please be aware that these discussions may include SPOILERS. It can be argued that the third edition of Toronto After Dark was the year that the festival really started to get its legs. Some of the
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Toronto After Dark, I will be revisiting one film from each year of the festival. Please be aware that these discussions may include SPOILERS. Toronto After Dark saw some growth in its second year. The festival expanded from five to seven nights and included films such as Lloyd Kaufman’s Poultrygeist: Night of the
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Toronto After Dark, I will be revisiting one film from each year of the festival. Please be aware that these discussions may include SPOILERS. This really seems to be a very for film festival milestones. Only a month after the Toronto International Film Festival celebrated their 40th anniversary, the Toronto After
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The awards have been announced for the 2014 Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Mirroring the original film’s win in 2009, the Gold Audience Award went to Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead. This marks the third year in a row that a zombie film has won the audience award, which seems to suggest a pattern.
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The 2014 edition of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival ended up being its most successful. Breaking through in its ninth year, this year’s edition of Toronto After Dark had a record 13 sellouts, which helped prove how this year’s line-up was of a particularly high quality. Even though there were a few films that
In addition to the pre-feature Canadian shorts, Toronto After Dark also screens a showcase of nine short films from around the globe. This year’s line-up include home invaders in pilgrim masks, a sci-fi film about selling doorknobs, and romance about a man who removes his skin. Here is my rundown of the Shorts After Dark
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Preceding every feature film screening, this year’s Canada After Dark short film line-up featured everything from stop motion thrillers to surreal romances to exploitation homages. Here is is a rundown of all nineteen Canadian short films. Foxed!This stop motion short involves a girl forced into labour by a group of foxes. Even though it has
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