Screamify™ has released the first title in its new Micro Horrors™ format, Autonomous, and it traps you somewhere you cannot run from: the backseat of a driverless car that has its own plans.
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Screamify™ has released the first title in its new Micro Horrors™ format, Autonomous, and it traps you somewhere you cannot run from: the backseat of a driverless car that has its own plans.
READ MOREShudder’s Season of Screams programming event has begun; featuring a supersized lineup of new film releases, series, specials, screening events and live watch parties on Shudder TV. The four-month celebration takes horror fans from spooky season through the holiday season and spotlights popular franchise films and series.
READ MOREThe Toronto After Dark Film Festival (TADFF) has officially unveiled its lineup for its 19th edition of exciting new horror, sci-fi and action films for Toronto audiences to enjoy.
This year’s festival will 14 feature premieres, as well as 33 genre short films from Canada and around the world. Here, I am listing my personal picks of international films screening as part of this year’s lineup.
READ MOREFollowing its sold out premieres at SXSW and Hot Docs, and an acclaimed USA theatrical release, Maya Annik Bedward’s feature documentary debut, Black Zombie, makes its way to Canadian audiences.
READ MOREOn September 30, Hollywood Suite will present a special day of programming commemorating the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and celebrating the work of Indigenous filmmakers, performers, creatives, and artists from across the nation.
READ MOREThe 2026 RUTAS International Festival of Performance, in partnership with Factory Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille and Aluna Theatre bring together theatre, dance, performance, and installation from across the Americas to Turtle Island.
This year marks a significant moment in Aluna Theatre’s history, as the company celebrates its 25th anniversary and 7th edition of RUTAS to make their TransAmerican curation ever present, engaging in dialogue with artists in the Americas and beyond.
READ MOREOver the past 11 days, TIFF presented 294 films from 72 countries, welcoming over 800 talent across 98 red carpets. A 12 awards were handed out, including jury-awarded prizes and the renowned People’s Choice Awards.
In a historic first this year, winning TIFF’s Platform Prize grants a non-English-language film direct eligibility for Best International Feature Film at the Academy Awards, alongside top winners from five other qualifying festivals.
READ MOREIn the grip of an increasingly illusory world, playwright Carolyn Fe hurls us headlong into AY CAESAR.
READ MOREIt is the night before TIFF and not all is quiet…
My schedule is almost set. My spreadsheet has been colour-coded. The films have been added, removed, reconsidered, and added again. If you’ve been around TIFF long enough, you know that the festival doesn’t really begin when the first film screens. It starts much earlier, with the planning, the anticipation, the group chats, the “Have you seen this one?” messages.
READ MORETIFF can be exciting, overwhelming, exhausting and frankly, a little chaotic… Sometimes all in the same day!
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