Lace Crater takes a decidedly bizarre concept – sex with a ghost and the subsequent contracting of a sexually transmitted disease – and makes it seem like it might be …
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Filmmaker Joe Begos brought his last film – Almost Human – to TIFF’s Midnight Madness in 2013. It had that gritty, bare-bones vibe of low-budget, late 1970s / early 1980s …
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Anthology films are a hot property now, and Southbound‘s pedigree in this capacity is sure to impress: David Bruckner, Roxanne Benjamin, and Radio Silence have all been responsible for segments …
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If you’ve seen the trailer for Der Nachtmahr, you may think you know what to expect: an assault on the senses that’s vivid visually as well as aurally. The trailer …
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Australian director Sean Byrne has been heralded for his 2009 film The Loved Ones, and film fans have been dying of anticipation for his next project. The Devil’s Candy is …
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The dead of winter. Darkness. Disturbing noises. A girls’ boarding school, unoccupied during spring break. These are the elements that set the tone for the incredibly frightening February, directed by …
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Director Jeremy Saulnier’s last film, Blue Ruin, was a tense tale of murder and revenge, as well as a reflection on the hopelessness of both. Along with his previous film, …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Toronto International Film Festival, also known as TIFF, is one of the world’s premiere film festivals, acclaimed for its diversity of programming. This year’s Festival runs from September 10 …
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